Jul 13
Love putting my little suctions on before going outside with a tight shirt and no bra, to make sure its nipples are sooo obvious!
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Love putting my little suctions on before going outside with a tight shirt and no bra, to make sure its nipples are sooo obvious!
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Flamingo Fluid Dynamics, Part 1: A Head in the Game
Flamingos are unequivocally odd-looking birds with their long skinny legs, sinuous necks, and bent L-shaped beaks. They are filter-feeders, but a new study shows that they are far from passive wanderers looking for easy prey in shallow waters. (Image credit: top - G. Cessati, others - V. Ortega-Jimenez et al.; research credit: V. Ortega-Jimenez et al.; submitted by Soh KY) Read the full article
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Some strange and unusual vintage diagrams.
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Suction appendage extended
Strong ecg with Strässle DT100 suction system
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Mommy can’t help bur exasperate my sensitivities. Tugging and teasing my nipples, sucking and biting til I moan so loud the neighbors could hear.
“Shhhh pet you don’t wanna wake everyone else” she says as she shoves a bone gag in my mouth and wraps the strap around my jaw tight.
Continuing on my nipples, my tdick is hard as a rock. She pulls out a suctioning machine and attaches to them, making them grow. I moan and squirm as much as I can whilst she sits on top of me. No where to go.
“My, how you’ve grown down there” she rubs circles around my boxers making the already wet spot even wetter. I continue to squirm under her, and she continues to put her hand down my boxers to make the sensitive area even worse. I get so close, but before I can finish she pulls out and rips off the suction on my nipples.
I groan in pain as she laughs to herself. “Aww, poor puppy thinking he’s almost finished. No baby we just getting started”
I have this one pretty big toy with a suction cup, that I can't really use for penetration anymore, since my body scaled back in some departments. But sometimes when I go take a shower, I put that thing on the wall and grind on it while I wash my hair.
I love grinding on stuff. I love grinding on hands, on thighs, on cocks. Especially since my insides got so fragile. Goodness. One day I'll get one of those grinding toys.
"Astronomers spot young planet shaping spiral arms in dusty stellar disk"
"The image to the left, taken with ESO's Very Large Telescope (VLT), shows a possible planet being born around the young star HD 135344B. This star, located around 440 light-years away, is surrounded by a disk of dust and gas with prominent spiral arms. Theory predicts that planets can sculpt spiral arms like these, and the new planet candidate is located at the base of one of the arms, just as expected. The image was captured with a new VLT instrument: the Enhanced Resolution Imager and Spectrograph (ERIS). The central black circle corresponds to a coronagraph––a device that blocks the light of the star to reveal faint details around it. The white circle indicates the location of the planet. The image to the right is a combination of previous observations taken with the SPHERE instrument also at the VLT (red) and the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA, orange and blue). These and other previous studies of HD 135344B did not find signatures of a companion, but ERIS may have finally unveiled the culprit responsible for the star's spiral disk. Credit: ESO/F. Maio et al./T. Stolker et al./ ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO)/N. van der Marel et al."