It's been a long day and I may be a little punchy, but I have tears in my eyes laughing at I write this reply.
thegreatgarbo
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The platen glass is a lot thinner than it looks!
You got a literal open mouth "O" and hand over mouth Oh NO from me. Their poor scrotum!
If you could speed the conveyor belt up, that would be greeeeat.
Benign fasciculation. It only used to happen after walking, and in my quads and calves. I swam competitively in division III and never happened in my upper body. I never worried about it. For folks that don't understand the minimal and random nature of the ticks, here's a good video.
Meat: get a ThermaPen instant read thermometer and cook meats to 120 for rare, 125 for med rare and 135 for medium. Pull the meat off heat 5 d before it hits you desired temp.
I'm 59 and I went gradually in the last 15 years from barely being able to sit cross legged to now I can't even touch my right toe (chronic groin problem) let alone sit cross legged.
Don't need the homeless. You can pluck a hair, donate your blood, or even take a plug of your foreskin if you have one, to generate the neural stem cells from iPSC, the cell type they use in this process.
Can you explain your user name?
Get more depressed and add intense anxiety to the mix.
If my depression is bad, but not suicidal bad, then I overeat. If it's suicidal bad, I stop eating.
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You have to look at other body language components along with the lick. This is a lick is missing some stress signals that may mean it's less anxiety driven or only partly anxious. A video would be more informative.
There is no whale eye here (whites of the eyes), eyebrows are 'somewhat' relaxed (not totally sleepy relaxed, but not ridgidly flexed either), ears are not flattened/down in an anxious position (see the linked article below for stressed vs relaxed face and note Clara's whale eye, folded ears, and eyebrows in the stressed image).
Rigid eyebrows in a stressed expression: a great read on stressed vs relaxed face side by side pick of the same dog: https://eileenanddogs.com/blog/2013/02/14/dog-facial-expressions-stress/
Here's a good example of stress vs relaxed lip licks: https://youtu.be/kMirei9-n18
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When I was young with tighter labia that didn't flap or stick to the side and had a firmer bladder, 3, every time. Now 4.