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You might reconsider. Hell, someday you may laugh at yourself. Like Susan did when remembered how she had hesitated before adoptingTampax!
(Notice how she's laughing at herself.)
The irony is that vaginal probiotics are now a thing -- very much the opposite principle; our attitudes toward microorganisms have changed as much as our gender relations have in the past 70 years. I'm a little scared to ask what prompted this deluge of old ads for feminine hygiene products; I'll resist the temptation to joke about Cliges' marriage because he's been kind enough to GM this game for us 
The irony is that vaginal probiotics are now a thing -- very much the opposite principle; our attitudes toward microorganisms have changed as much as our gender relations have in the past 70 years. I'm a little scared to ask what prompted this deluge of old ads for feminine hygiene products; I'll resist the temptation to joke about Cliges' marriage because he's been kind enough to GM this game for us
Let's just say that I like the smell and feel it needs no harsh cleaning agents.
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Read all about tape recorders, short wave radio, and death rays in this month's edition!
My guess is that there always was an appetite for such products, and norms just opened up enough to start marketing towards that audience.The irony is that vaginal probiotics are now a thing -- very much the opposite principle; our attitudes toward microorganisms have changed as much as our gender relations have in the past 70 years. I'm a little scared to ask what prompted this deluge of old ads for feminine hygiene products; I'll resist the temptation to joke about Cliges' marriage because he's been kind enough to GM this game for us
How to build your own death ray, and how to enjoy your tape recorder in the meantime!
I've been with some women in desperate need of some Lysol in the past, though.
I've been with some women in desperate need of some Lysol in the past, though.
Unvote Arkasas
Vote Livingstone
because this way, if we lose, I can blame alynkio.
Vote Livingstone
because this way, if we lose, I can blame alynkio.
I meant my case, which was mostly directed at you two.
There are some good points in Ramius's posts and some weaker ones. If he's a wolf he's probably with Arkasas, who self-voted meanwhile and counter voted Livingstone. It would fit to his line of defense, when he previously defended LK and helped to cause the wagon lynch.
I still find Livingstone/Audren more to my liking.
Just found out that Claude voted Audren before he voted Wagon. That looks quite good for him. I totally overlooked that. It makes him almost a confirmed villa.
And then this:
Ok, I think I'll cast my vote and wait for Audren to decide. Quite risky.
VOTE RAMIUS
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oh fuck when is deadline?
based on my reads of the vote counts, Ramius looks worse to me. I find it hard to believe a wolf wasn't involved in lynching aedan, given the strategic benefit of getting rid of him. the other days he's been notably either throwaway (Day 2 when ejray dided) or actively opposed (on wagon Day 3). He's the one that's looking more shady to me.
VOTE RAMIUS
based on my reads of the vote counts, Ramius looks worse to me. I find it hard to believe a wolf wasn't involved in lynching aedan, given the strategic benefit of getting rid of him. the other days he's been notably either throwaway (Day 2 when ejray dided) or actively opposed (on wagon Day 3). He's the one that's looking more shady to me.
VOTE RAMIUS