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(57 Liked) Who invented inflatable dolls?

I was born from the biblical command not to make an engraved image or likeness of anything from Heaven above or below (blah blah blah blah.) It would be idolatry or something else to do, and only pagans did such nonsense, right? This thought probably scared a lot of people. So in the “old days” a bunch of marketing geniuses started making these suckers: Because we all know that “Hell Sells” and boy, never did it! A toy revolution was born, and suddenly every Victorian girl wanted a scary porcelain-headed, beady-eyed friend to keep an eye on her in the nursery. Yeah! If you ask me, these were some seriously crazy “etching images”. I’ve hated dolls ever since when I was a little girl and as a guest in my aunt’s “toy room” (oh, she was a collector, you see, and I was proud of her purchases). I can’t even be in the same room with someone without goosebumps. They give me phantom. When I visited my aunt’s house as a little girl, I would find myself lying in bed in the “baby room”, where the moonlight seeping through the slats of the window blinds glimmered in her deathly glassy eyes. Terrible moments. To avoid everything lurking under the bed ready to grab me with its claws, I would dare to “leap a meter” and sneak into the display of those dolls and turn them face-to-face one by one. wall. I couldn’t sleep when they looked at me like that. Then, from the middle of the room, I was throwing myself on the bed once again, avoiding the bottom and fluttering in horror under the “magic covers.” For some reason I thought blankets were the “safe zone”. Once under them, no “monster” could take me. Their dreadful faces stare at me once again, and their cold pale death gaze pierces my beating heart! I knew those Hell Babies came to life in the middle of the night and came back to get me. How else could they come back?

(13 Likes) Would it be cheating if your husband kept two expensive talking sex dolls (BeeJay and Fanny!) in his apartment and wrote poetry about them?

babies and their own flats? Plus the time spent with them and writing poetry about them? These would definitely be Love Dolls. A ridiculous amount of time and resources to masturbate. There seem to be other serious issues here as well, potentially including not using some of these resources for intimacy with you (assuming you want it). I wouldn’t call it chea

(84 Likes) How to Have Sex with a Male Sex Doll?

They don’t believe that having sex with a robot should be defined as cheating. They also reject the idea that paying for robot sex is prostitution. Also, robot sex seems to be seen more and more as sa.

(89 Likes) If I could have a real voodoo doll, would I do anything for my recently deceased husband? I have a lock of hair and a full toenail.

those babies BAD JUJU. What you do evil to the baby will come back to you tenfold. Two: He’s dead. Voodoo dolls only work on the living. All you have to do is piss off his soul. Voodoo dolls are not hard to get, just do some research and you can make your ow Love Doll, cute baby love pictures don’t do that. Voodoo, and dolls in particular, are best left to practitioners who know what they’re doing.

(74 Likes) What is a prime example of a movie that has a really terrible premise but actually has a really great script?

writers at work. There is only one thing worse than watching an author at work, and that is watching an author NOT WORK, and Adaptation is just that. The premise of the movie is that Charlie Kaufman experienced writer blockade while adapting Susan Orlean’s nonfiction book The Orchid Thief for the screenplay. The funny thing is that it’s a meta concept. In real life, Charlie Kaufman was hired to adapt The Orchid Thief into a movie, but struggled with the adaptation. After many failed screenplay attempts, he wrote himself into the story, then recounted his struggles to adapt the screenplay. Not only is this a bad premise, but Kaufman himself was well aware that no one would approve of this if he did. cute baby love pictures threw or asked permission. So instead of telling the producers who hired him that he planned to take the story in a new direction, he just wrote that script and then delivered it. It’s a thoughtful analysis of the art of storytelling and screenwriting, offering an accurate look at the struggles of creative (and insecure) people. With Kaufman’s screenplay and Spike Jonze’s direction, he finds a way to make writing cinematic. The script earned Oscar and Golden Globe nominations for Charlie and Donald Kaufman, which in itself is an example of Kaufman’s creative genius. Donald was his fictional twin brother in the movie. Donald embodies Charlie’s instinct to write brainless, crowd-pleasing films instead of his usual flamboyant and solid stories. The movie also won an Oscar.