Comments by Puddy Tat (page 16)

1. Fun but awkward and usually just a quickie 2. Highly, highly overrated 3. I don't mind it. 4. I like anal porn, but it's an overrated act, you get about 1 inch of really tight asshole and after that, no friction. 5. Fuck no, not hot, not appealing to give or receive.

Anything requiring crazy flexibility. I'm so immobile. It was weirdly hot in one video to see a guy stick his big toe up a girl's ass but I don't think I'd want to do it myself.

#bait

Some hilarious responses above. But I've heard all of the above, plus vape/smoke either tobacco or weed. In Europe they smoke cigarettes like nobody's business.

^ I know, I'm giving my experience. That's the scary part. I don't even yell out on the VIP "Yeah bitch, wrap those liberal lips around this fat conservative dick!" Lol

"Then it hit me.. this is the fucked up world we live in now... where politics is more intersting than pussy." It isn't. Last think I'm thinking about with a gorgeous ass on my lap is "i hope she's not a liberal." Politics is just more neurosis-triggering than pussy.

I've lost a shitload of weight in the last year and noticed I don't tolerate alcohol nearly as well as I used to. In fact I'm flirting with danger if I have more than one. But I'd rather my current weight and feeling great rather than being able to down an ocean of vodka. C'est la vie.

Just be you. We all let our freak flag fly here.

^ HOW it should be drawn i.e. in the states.

@gammanu - I'm referring more to the notion of exchanges, not putting everyone into the ultimate no-accountability payer, the federal government. We need to undo the accident of employer-provided health insurance, which is a historical anomaly that should be corrected. Much as though Mass is a blue state, my interactions with state government here have been loads better than those with the federal government. Including with ACA exchanges (which were actually here pre-ACA). As far as abortion, way the fuck down on my list, but I'm with Skibum (go figure, the one lawyer here as opposed to someone who thinks shouting their opinion makes it infallible) on where I'd draw the line and where it should be drawn. I'm a first time Trump voter because I can't wait to return to the inflation-free growth, closed borders, peace, and freedom of speech of his first term as opposed to the hard left agenda. Don't like it, cope.

"OF COURSE IT IS COMPLICATED... duh... what's your point? It seems to be that BECAUSE it is complicated we should all just throw our hands in the air and give up... Any healthcare plan is better than no plan.." Calm your tits. No one said "we should just give up," but it's definitely not "any plan is better than no plan." First, don't make things worse. No matter what's in place, whether the ACA (which i never said we should repeal) or something else, people and institutions adjust around it. Before disrupting it, we should have a damn good reason to do so. The exchanges are good. I've utilized them myself at points. If I had my way we'd all be getting health insurance from them and not through our employers, no more than we get auto insurance through them. That's because of a tax break for employers but not individuals that should be done away with (especially when people change employers more rapidly than ever). I've already, here and in other places, given my rationale for voting Trump, but if you want to have a real conversation about healthcare policy, I'm more than willing.

Affordability whatever, I don't see an hour of sex with ANY woman to be worth $1,600. Maybe if she was an absolute 10 in every possible aspect, and I was guaranteed sex on par with your first shot of heroin (which some described as "kissing the face of God"), I would, but I'm just as likely to find that theoretical woman as a diamond in my cat's litter box. Realistically the most I could see myself paying a real woman is $1,000 if she were an absolute legend. For the top girl in most strip clubs I go to, $500 max. I'm much more an ITC guy. Controlled setting. Who posted that clip the other day about an OTC girl staging a robbery/shooting of the guy? I'm with @Rod8432, I don't want to spend an hour with the same girl.

^ I'm in the healthcare industry and have been for >20 years. Let me say NO ONE of either party knows what the fuck they're talking about. Healthcare is fucking complicated, with a web of constituents (payors, government, PBMs, pharma/devices/diagnostics, hospitals, HCPs) for whom every "savings" is somebody's job, and they all have a vote at the table. The US has a much different social compact than the rest of the world, not just on this but on many issues. We're a nation of insubordinate, relatively-religious, gun nuts. We have a libertarian streak, even if we don't identify with the ideology or the party. We identify with the social class above ours, even the poor see themselves as "poor, for now." We're materialistic and big on what they call "quantity of life." All that is reflected in our healthcare choices. I've said, "OK, show me a single-payer healthcare plan that makes mathematical sense." But nothing does. The Warren and Sanders plans amount to a flat reduction in reimbursements for already-overworked providers. We're seeing shortages of a lot of specialties, and a lot of MDs retiring early out of frustration or just leaving to take jobs outside of being a healthcare provider. Not to mention Medicare/Medicaid are the biggest time bomb in an already stretched federal budget. Kaiser Family Foundation is a pretty nonpartisan, objective source. https://www.kff.org/compare-2024-candidates-health-care-policy/ But everything they're talking about is tinkering around the margins. PS - @blahs - Gamma won by directly refuting grrlgonebad's contentions on abortion legality.

@gammanu - You're not supposed to interrupt the liberal pity party with facts!

^ Abortion is way down my list of priorities. Trump is right about where it is, Constitutionally. I'm voting for the candidate who believes in the Bill of Rights and American strength rather than decline. PS - Reread what i wrote. For the life of the mother. Ectopic pregnancy is not controversial.

"I personally have had a procedure that falls under the legal definition of abortion. This was medically indicated... an ectopic pregnancy... let's dive into the details..." I'm pro choice but I don't know any pro life individual who would not permit an abortion for an ectopic pregnancy. That's an open and shut "for the life of the mother." "That my friend is well said!" I'd buy MOST of you a drink. A few of you (you can probably guess who) can go kick rocks.

"....said someone who is not the mayor of Springfield, Ohio." Said someone who is not on the take

^ My answer is "it's irrelevant."

^ Knucklehead, more like pathological liar. At least if he were a Republican that's what they would call him.

"Fuckin stupid whore lied again about owning a gun. The 60 Minutes guy asked what kind she has and she says, "I own a Glock"." I don't care if she owns ten guns, it's that she's on record saying she wants to ban and confiscate them. Dems seem to think the Constitution is antiquated and shouldn't apply, all in the name of "safety."

^ Seance?

^ ^^ No, silly, he died in 2008

^ Coming out both ends

I don't know anyone who was going to vote for Trump, but Jan 6 convinced to vote for Harris. It might turn out Democrats, but they hated Trump so passionately anyways that I doubt they were going to sit this one out anyways. I was a Republican Never-Trumper until recently (not that it matters in Mass) but the incessant lawfare against Trump, and then the assassination attempt, made me a max donor. But my overriding issue is Dems' hostility to freedom of speech. Biden leaned on social media companies, now Harris/Walz are talking about it as an impediment to "misinformation." That can't be allowed to stand. Democrats are the party of American weakness, division, self-hatred, and government dependence. A lot of Dem voters are affluent white female liberals (AWFLs pronounced "awfuls"), usually single and want the government to take care of them in lieu of a husband. They're the most chronically miserable people in America. Close behind are the weenies, the "White Dudes for Harris" types who embraced the 1619 Project and call themselves feminists. I hold the latter in more contempt, since virtue signaling sucks ass.

"Now I've dropped 35+ in the last 10 months, but for the first time ever I am not focusing on the scale or the number of times at the gym." I'm down from ~315 in December of last year to 222 this morning. Still have weight to lose, but I'm more focused on turning fat weight into muscle weight. If I were my current weight and ripped, I'd be perfectly happy. Sometime I'm going to get a DEXA scan and measure body fat % and see how that has changed. Add more weight training on top of martial arts and rucking and up protein intake.