Smith and Wesson beats four aces.
@Mman
Not an obscure thought but rather an obscure observation.
In all the years the “What Music are you listening to?” Thread has been up I have maybe listened to 1 or 2 songs that I did not know about get added to one of my playlists. Not that others don’t like all the other songs (and there are hundreds in that thread), but I know what I like as I am sure everyone else does.
But when I am cuddling someone and listen to their playlist it is not uncommon to find songs that really hit me. Twice I have had a cuddle partner turn me on to an artist’s catalogue. This is with a lot fewer songs than the thread has. The ratio is very lopsided.
Obscure musing: does oxytocin allow you to absorb music in different ways as opposed to just listening to music in bed when you are not cuddling?
Full moon tonight. Wondering if you could tell by looking at forum threads 🤔
@BoomerSpooner yes! Thats happened to me so many times with my ex. He’d have his playlist on and we’d be linked and every song I’d hear would become a new fave. Then I’d listen to it after on my own and I’d literally be like “what…?” There was one song though that truly stuck with me even to now.
Lol, yes
So, what was the song? You can't keep me in suspense like this!!!
I know that I listen to a totally different type of music during the day than I do when I'm relaxing/cuddling. Ok, if it's a really great cuddle, I don't even hear the music!!!
Every human being is eventually reduced to a name and a memory.
Popsicles were marketed as a " frozen drink on a stick ". They were originally offered in cherry, root beer, lemon, banana, orange, grape and watermelon. During the Great Depression the two stick Popsickle was introduced for 5 cents.
A television PROGRAM
@Mman Rootbeer are my favorite popsicles.
Today would have been my 20th wedding anniversary. I should have booked a cuddle session for tonight….lol
@MrAdmirer , anniversaries can hit hard. ((Hugs))
@AllAboutSoul thanks. That's why I wish I could find an enthusiast in my area for times like this. It's a cruddy and rainy day here. Would have been great to just cuddle up for a while. I can't book someone last minute. Don't get me wrong, I am so thankful for all the pros, I don't blame them for charging and I book and will continue to do so. It is just a bummer that cuddling is for the most part locked behind a paywall. As a result I can never get all the cuddles I need and I'm sure a lot of men can't get them at all. I do have a session booked in a couple weeks when I am on the road travelling so that will be cool to meet a new cuddler outside my current 'cuddle harem'....lol.
Once I heard the following question asked on the radio -
Where does the sky start?
Something like that, anyway.
Is sex more about pleasure or is it actually more about electricity. You have an entry way akin to a tesla coil, and then you have the rod through which energy is exchanged/transferred. The back & forth motion is akin to an oscillator, what you find in an alternating current system. The rod gets recharged while the Tesla loop is a source of infinite energy. Hmm
Why do animals migrate on a cycle like stars and comets, returning to a point of origin and dispersing from where they came again. Is migration another electrical loop?
@PrettyLuv 😂
Lol, I love him @lonelytauros.
I was changing my sheets today before a cuddle and noticed my pillow cases looked very wrinkled. I've never ironed bedding before and considered it for the first time today 😆 I despise ironing and avoid it unless necessary. Anyone have any thoughts? Anyone do this?
P.S. I didn't end up doing it and don't think it would have mattered.
@Lisa123 If your dryer has a wrinkle release setting they will be gone in 10 plus minutes. I don't own an iron but this works for me.
People are like red blood cells.
& like skin cells too.
Do the organs sing, each with their own tune
Is there a third to every threshold reached? Tiers that together cry in unison once crossed. Like a whistle
Do archeologists and geologists examine not just the rocks, age, and their sedimentary layers but study the landscapes for signs of past wars with detonative potential. A detonative geologist.
Are the mountains around us a form of detonation response?
Are all the craters not from our current civilization really caused just by meteors or were they sources of prior detonation by past civilizations at war?