Interesting read Bella. I haven’t sprayed chubby with icm yet. I’m afraid that bottle is the only thing dusty 'round here, don’t want to out myself with too many changes on him pheromonally so I’ve stuck with the ammo he thinks is cologne.
Feathers are a great idea…besides Kitten KEPT the air compressor and I can’t find her anywhere.
Reps for sure Bella! It’s great to get your thoughts and then go back and compare them with guys reports. You have a way of opening my eyes to things that I see but don’t notice…as if that makes any sense.
Good & interesting report on ICM 0.25.1b Bella It is interesting to hear from your opinion there Your report of it was very useful & informative Reps for your report & i look forward to hearing more of your reports
Glad you liked the report Hank and thanks for the reps. I fiqure I have an opportunity to test these pheromones in the context of a LTR. I’m lucky that Wolf is my willing lovemix test monkey. Though we both wear them, the dear boy as you know, doesn’t always know/I don’t tell him what they do. Ahem. I thought some of the guys, in particular, might be interested in the possible effects/reactions of their wives/gf’s to some of the men’s products. There isn’t that much info available from actual female users who are exposed to their partners wearing the masculine mixes. Of course, the majority of reports are men’s obsevations of their patners reactions and evaluating said reactions. Quite different than hearing it from a woman whose been exposed to, is familiar with pheromones and can pretty much describe the feeling herself. And it’s a girly you know…even better. Seems you and the sexy cowboy who sent me these mixes thinks so too. So if it helps, in some way, I’m happy to oblige. I’m always interested in ways to bump it up and keep things interesting. Makes my world go round. I know you guys are too and you help me all the time. If I didn’t pay attention to what you’re using and what you say…I couldn’t take advantage of Wolfie the way I do. I appreciate it and so does he…believe me.
Oh?..you had a report on 1b.?..hmm…we’ll have to have coffee and talk…lol
Thanks, cowboy. Hope it was what you were lookin’ for. Thanks for the reps.
I’m sure Boss and renny can help you out…they’re a couple of fun guys. How 'bout some Honey dust, Ink?
Well, we have a feather source, that’s a start! Seriously, I don’t blame you for taking it easy with Chubby. Only you know how far you can go. Who knows, you cleaver girl, in time you may just work it out. I have faith in you and your desire to spray the Chubby…oh…you know what I mean. Thanks for the reps, Ink.
Kitten on the loose?..with the air compressor?!!..uh oh …she might be headed for Data…hmmm…should we give him a heads up?
It makes sense to me, Boo. Thanks for that and for the reps.
Hey! I have some of that. Bought some after it was mentioned the last time around. It is not edible unless you like chalk. lolol. But it is fun & cooling and comes with a mini feather applicator. Mine is in strawberries & champagne scent, the original is rose & incense, had to avoid that.
I have a few Balinese and Malaysian sarongs. Years ago I studied a little bit of Silat, which is an Indonesian/Malaysian martial art. I wear them occasionally at home (and yes, I wear underwear under a sarong ). Some sarongs that are worn across the body can even be used as weapons. The dhoti/mundu of India is also similar to a sarong.
Kilts are very expensive. I actually have Scottish ancestory (Stuart and McGregor clans), but the only real Scottsmen I have met have tended to be grumpy, unrefined jerks (I guess Sean Connery is OK), so I feel no particularly affinity for Scottish stuff (except shortbread, perhaps?). It is a beautiful country though and I have visited there several times when I lived over there.
I own several beautiful sarongs. Don’t get much use of them around here, but love wearing them on vacation…tres easy to pack. And yes sometimes, I too, wear underwear under them. Never considered sarongs as a weapon, though my husband says I look killer.
They are mostly defensive weapons, a technique called “trapping” (usually called hubud - tying, etc.). If somebody punched at you, or they were to swing a knife/sword at you, for instance ,it’s a way to disarm or tie up their hands. I actually never learned that part (sarong trapping- I did learn hand trapping, stick trapping, and disarms), but my guro loved showing it off. Filipino and Indonesian martial arts are unique in that you usually learn how to use a weapon (such as a rattan stick) before you learn empty-handed techniques, and the basic motions are usually taught as the same concept wheather you are armed or unarmed. The defenses are also the same, with only a slight variation sometimes