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Last year she began selling a This Smells Like My Vagina candleThere are some things I would like my flat to smell of.
Highland Fleet LuteFor the life of me, the only possible reason I can think of, as to why these candles would smell like Gwyneth Paltrow's vagina is if she personally gave each one the old in-out-in-out."lady garden"RC
Reminds me of one those old nun jokes.What happened to me tonight was a first and would never have happened to you. (It probably wouldn't have happened to me, either, if I'd been carrying myself better rather than leaning down onto a shopping cart.) Pasted from elsewhere:
"Candles out, girls!!!", etc.
I was shopping at Target and I thought I heard a muffled "can I ask"?* I turned and saidThis world is going insane in real time.
RC: "What?"
Muffled sound again - from face-diapered dickwad loudly re-mumbles : "Mask on!" (He did NOT work there.)
RC: Quick super slight eye contact with slight scowl. "Sure." . and I kept on in my direction
Dickhead: "Asshole!"
RC: " Fuck off you asshole!!! " as I stopped and turned back towards him. He split.
Gone-off body odours is why I find physicality so repugnant.That's my position clearer.
The Hollywood star, who markets unproven new age potions on her Goop website, wrote on her latest blogpost that she caught Covid-19 early and had since suffered "long-tail fatigue and brain fog".Wearing masks constantly will have that effect on your oxygen deprived brain. But we will label it long haul covid. Now get your vaccine!
Comment: Paltrow's advice is likely a mix of good information with some misplaced wishful thinking, but does that mean she shouldn't be allowed to share it? As long as she isn't lying about the effectiveness of her protocol with the intention of selling products (which is, of course, possible) she should be able to share anecdotally what she is personally doing and how it worked for her. Responsible adults can judge for themselves who they will listen to and what health protocols they will undertake. That the director of the NHS is not-so-subtly calling for censorship is shameful.R.C.
Comment: Paltrow's advice is likely a mix of good information with some misplaced wishful thinking, but does that mean she shouldn't be allowed to share it? As long as she isn't lying about the effectiveness of her protocol with the intention of selling products (which is, of course, possible) she should be able to share anecdotally what she is personally doing and how it worked for her. Responsible adults can judge for themselves who they will listen to and what health protocols they will undertake. That the director of the NHS is not-so-subtly calling for censorship is shameful.
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