NO, never used SCUBA gear, but as a crash rescue firefighter, plenty of experience with SCBA gear.....only big difference is the "underwater" part
Anybody Using A Kabuki?
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My dear dear dear HBManOfTheCorpseDude, I don't think it takes the military to er, uh, um know that spit can be a mighty fine lubricant!
Oh No I Di_n't..........
Heh, well, if you are going to go there, might as well take it to the logical completion...
Heh, well, if you are going to go there, might as well take it to the logical completion...
Always did like a happy ending!
You never used spit to shine your shoes?ewww....spit......
I broke one too. Luckily I had bought a kabuki clone and was able to use e glass from that one.
It finally happened. After... 4 months or so? I guess i will get a metal tank to replace it lol
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I did want to stop by and say that my kabuki is working great.
I frequently use saliva when I burnish the edges of my fine leather goods.
It's the traditional way to do it.
I've been known to lick an o-ring before sticking the drip tip in...just sayin' is all
Always did like a happy ending!
Well, if we are going to talk about , lube, happy endings, and the associated giggles, I want to contribute.
There are on the rare occasions, in the course of my duties as the Coroner of the Provarinati, that I need to obtain the liver temperature of the dearly departed (only non-criminal cases for this example). This information can provide some limited insight to the actual time of death. To obtain this data, I make use of a 12" stainless steel temperature "stick" which measures the degrees in Fahrenheit of the contact tissue. After a small scalpel incision into the upper abdomen, the "stick" is inserted into the torso and up into the above mentioned organ. Oddly, the stainless steel tends to create a good deal of friction with the surrounding subdural tissue at the point of entry and a small amount of "lubrication" is often required to facilitate a clean insertion.....
So yup, you went there, but I went where lube has rarely gone before...
That may be the cause of my aversion......
Never could get spit to work under water.
---Oh wait, you were talking about "Diving" weren't ya. My bad! But then again, there's different kinds of Diving! Yes there Is!!!Knife
I've been known to lick an o-ring before sticking the drip tip in...just sayin' is all
I could have a FIELD day with this one. Oh my yes, yes I could!!
Well, if we are going to talk about , lube, happy endings, and the associated giggles, I want to contribute.
There are on the rare occasions, in the course of my duties as the Coroner of the Provarinati, that I need to obtain the liver temperature of the dearly departed (only non-criminal cases for this example). This information can provide some limited insight to the actual time of death. To obtain this data, I make use of a 12" stainless steel temperature "stick" which measures the degrees in Fahrenheit of the contact tissue. After a small scalpel incision into the upper abdomen, the "stick" is inserted into the torso and up into the above mentioned organ. Oddly, the stainless steel tends to create a good deal of friction with the surrounding subdural tissue at the point of entry and a small amount of "lubrication" is often required to facilitate a clean insertion.....
So yup, you went there, but I went where lube has rarely gone before...
Now that there, could just be a little TMI!
And yet, I said nothing wrongI could have a FIELD day with this one. Oh my yes, yes I could!!
Now that there, could just be a little TMI!
we are!!
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