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Guest Michaele

Kelise and Lizzy,

Now that I've picked myself up off the floor from laughing fits, I think that thing needs and industral weed wacker.

Shelley

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Guest Syrra

~shrugs~ Not that I'd ever use one, but I can see how some might like to have one, whatever their reasons (voyeurism/exhibitionism, fantasy play, etc. ...I'm keepin' it clean! ~smiles~).

That aside, the first couple I saw definitely need attention from a ride-on mower...

~Syrra

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Guest MiraJ

omg lol amanda after all these warnings you still checked it out. Im curious, but id rather pass.

I will be ok. I wont miss anything important.

Mira

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Guest Kendra K

Even better! Hope it is the heavy duty model! I'll go get a rake, I donna wanna think about a usin' a leaf blower ...

L

Makes me think of the razor commercial with the women dancing around with hedge trimmers and such and singing about "mow the lawn". One of the most catchy commerical songs ever.

I'd link to it, but not sure if it's PG13, I'd guess so. It's on Youtube.

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Guest Kendra K

Even better! Hope it is the heavy duty model! I'll go get a rake, I donna wanna think about a usin' a leaf blower ...

L

Makes me think of the razor commercial with the women dancing around with hedge trimmers and such and singing about "mow the lawn". One of the most catchy commerical songs ever.

I'd link to it, but not sure if it's PG13, I'd guess so. It's on Youtube.

After watching, I will say I don't care for the stereotyping and (ugh) the pink tools. Still, it's a catchy song.

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Guest Stormrider2112

Heh, one of my guy friends linked me this when I came out asking if I would ever wear one of those...oh dear god no!

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Guest Sariel

I don't know how to proccess what I saw. For 100 or more bucks it seems pretty useless. If there was a cheaper not so detailed version for simply the purpose of not having to re-tuck when using the washroom, then I could understand something like this. However, as is my brain simply cannot process this thing propperly.

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Guest Sariel

Time in transition,and the effects of the anti androgens doing their

work,make spending your hard earned money on such a device a waste of

time.Once used to being tucked continually,and the shrinkage to the

nether regions that are an inherent part of a genuine transition,one

gets to where you can reseat your panties without having to reach down

and make any adjustments.That way to the casual female in attendance in

the potty,you look like any other female pulling her undies back in place.

Angie

lol, not to nit pick, but who's watching you pull up yur undies. If someone is doing that, I think there are bigger issues lol jk ;p

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Ya know? I got ta thinkin'. By saying to NOT LOOK AT IT, I practically guaranteed everyone who read that is gonna go take a look!

DANG!

Hee hee - don't say I didn't warn ya!

Lizzy

Ok... ok... ok... So I'm guilty as charged, Officer Lizzy! That "thing" is made of latex. I had to laugh a little about that point. What if somebody did use it in the "heat of the moment", shall we say, but their partner had a latex sensitivity or allergy which prior to the act was unknown to them?

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Guest Maria_B

Okay.

Okay.

I can do this...

I can handle this...

NO I CAN'T, EWW EWW EWW WHY EWW EWW EWW OH WHY OH GOD WHY EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

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Guest Risu

Okay.

Okay.

I can do this...

I can handle this...

NO I CAN'T, EWW EWW EWW WHY EWW EWW EWW OH WHY OH GOD WHY EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

I know right!?

I thought "Ah, it won't be that bad!"

gosh was I wrong ><

I hope if I ever get dimentia or Alzheimers that memory is among the first to go...

There is a part of me that can understand to a degree why someone might want one but ultimately it's just not for me. And that price? o.o totally not worth it.

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Guest Cinnamon Girl

That's some Ed Gein style insanity right there.

It's a testament to the harsh environment of the Internet that I didn't even blink. I was eating Cheerios and everything.

Cheers!

Chloe

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Guest Stormrider2112

Eh, I've seen far weirder things (thanks, Japan!) so I didn't need to get any eye bleach or anything...but yeah...what has been seen cannot be unseen...

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Guest Danielle2525

EeeeWwww! I wish I would learn to stop reading threads about stuff I don't want to know about. It might be good as a security device. Just hang it on the outside doorknob to your room, where people would have to grab that knob to enter.......

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CAREFUL -- there might actually have been a few of us here that actually bought one of the things, and have lived beyond the fantasy behind it. 10 years ago there was a lot of this stuff on the market, and this company still makes money off the product.

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Guest Cinnamon Girl

That's a very good point, Vicky. Every girl to her own. If it helps someone ease their dysphoria, them good.

Still looks like a muskrat trying to eat a pair of pantyhose though....

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Guest amanda_s

I commented before but this thing is funny and "Still looks like a muskrat trying to eat a pair of pantyhose though...." LOL sometimes someone writes something that gives you a good laugh Thanks Cinnamon Girl

Amanda

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Guest Melancholy

Well, I think it's safe to say looking it up ( not literally, I meant a search, just to clear that up ) was a huge mistake.

Who do they think they're kidding?

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