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Phillip 2 year s ago
#5 yes lard was used, but the idea that somehow rats were in someone's hair and could not be removed is ludicrious to the point of being painful
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Helen 2 year s ago
In 2020 women with large arses and large lips were thought to be ideal. Unfortunately, it gave a green flag to obesity and many dies of metabolic syndrome.
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Christine 2 year s ago
#4 yes we pee as goods
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Arizona 2 year s ago
Christine, that makes no sense. Is this how "mansplaining" got started?
"During the Japanese Edo period, blackened teeth were popular amongst aristocrats and married women. Blackened teeth were considered a sign of beauty and the practice helped preserve teeth into old age. In 1870, this practice was banned by the Japanese government. Blackening teeth wasn't just popular in Japan, and some people still practice this today."
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Phillip 2 year s ago
#5 yes lard was used, but the idea that somehow rats were in someone's hair and could not be removed is ludicrious to the point of being painful
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Helen 2 year s ago
In 2020 women with large arses and large lips were thought to be ideal. Unfortunately, it gave a green flag to obesity and many dies of metabolic syndrome.
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Christine 2 year s ago
#4 yes we pee as goods
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Arizona 2 year s ago
Christine, that makes no sense. Is this how "mansplaining" got started?