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I just dont understand anglos' hatred of salmiak. As a norwegian, I love the stuff. Some of the ones there like Tyrkisk Peber (danish, mind, not finnish) and Lakrisal is stuff I grew up with. I used to binge on the stuff, it is also good to dissolve in vodka to make a tasty drink called "turkish vodka" "black vodka" "koskenkorva" or simply "turk" loosely translated.)Don't eat alot at once, especially on an empty stomach. Salmiak, in essence, is ammonium chloride and a diahhretic. A friend of mine (oddly, an American..) loved it, ate too much, and spent painful hours on the toilet.

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Well, I don't know about salmiak, but ThinkGeek.com totally swindled me with their packages of bacon-flavoured bubble gum. I bought the case 3-pack thinking it could be kinda fun, and now I realize it's all a big practical joke. They probably laugh at the poor suckers every time they pack one of those into a shipping cart.

They taste horrible. It wouldn't be so bad if they actually tasted like bacon. No, these things are like what I imagine burning rubber would taste like. I put the unopened packages anonymously onto a prize table at an event, and the next time I saw them, a couple of 10-year-old kids were going around trying to trick their friends into eating them.

Wignall (2017) drew on the same UK-based dataset described above but explored the use of Twitter in pup community development. This article described the place of social media, particularly Twitter, in the creation and maintenance of the UK puppy play community. The article described the use of Twitter to share information (often sexual) about puppy play with participants employing pup pseudonyms within closed (homogenous) pup groups. Twitter appeared to be the preferred form of social media among this sample, in large part because of existing use by pup play enthusiasts and the way that it could be incorporated into everyday use discretely using mobile technology. A notable aspect of this study was how important it was for participants to carefully negotiate privacy concerning their pup play activity. It was clear that there was a considerable tension here but a remaining perception among many that it was necessary to ensure that only fellow kink enthusiasts had access to information about their interest in puppy play.

A key element for most participants that was not explored in the study by Wignall and McCormack (2017) was the way that puppy play is inherently relational. People did of course describe moments in which they sat alone in their puppy hood or curled up in their dog basket in order to experience what they perceived as the psychologically beneficial qualities of this practice but much more common were rich descriptions of being a puppy in relation with other puppies, handlers and the wider community. For the vast majority of participants, puppy play involves deep and meaningful relationships with a number of potential others: other pups, packs, handlers (where either of those exist), and crucially the wider puppy community locally and around the world, in person and online.

While this study draws on a substantial body of data in the form of 68 individual descriptions of the experience allied to 25 in-depth interviews, much more than is usual in most phenomenological studies, there remain sample limitations that must be acknowledged. First, like many studies on minority sexual practices, we have relied on convenience and snowball sampling. Given the size of this study, and way that our results are complementary to the only other study on this topic (Wignall & McCormack, 2017) and community perspectives (e.g., St. Clair, 2015), we think it likely that we have mitigated this problem but it remains a concern. Second, and more significantly, data have been collected from people engaged in pup play from a number of different countries, likely all of those where this practice is most common, but not in sufficient numbers in each individual territory to conduct separate analyses or be assured that the experience described herein is shared across all countries. That is, the majority of our interview data, like that of Wignall, came from a European (mostly UK) context and it may be possible that the pup play experience is qualitatively different in North America. We think this is unlikely given the way that the apparent rise in popularity, public knowledge and membership of the puppy play community has also been intimately connected to global Internet-based technologies, specifically twitter (Wignall, 2017). We may expect local traditions to vary somewhat, just as local LGBTQ+ communities may vary from each other, but the linkage of these geographically distinct communities by social media, along with community websites designed to link people together over their shared interest in puppy play, is likely to have facilitated the emergence of a transnational puppy play scene, as has been seen with Western LGBTQ sexualities (Heinz, Gu, Inuzuka, & Zender, 2002). Of course, the question of regional differences and other specific variations, such as distinctions between sexual and non-sexual participants/communities, remains an empirical question and one that would be usefully attended to in future research on this topic. Another potential sampling limitation concerns the wide age range of participants. This is somewhat complex as it is desirable in phenomenological studies to seek maximum variation in a sample (Langdridge, 2007), but there remains the possibility that the experience of puppy play is stratified by age and/or generational cohort.

In the classical world, of which BAP is enamoured, he argues that a strong man could live to his full demonic potential. But under our modern Leviathan, no such greatness is possible. The liberal order suppresses the masculine will to power, using the dead weight of democracy to crush the true male elite of every Western society. In this degradation of strong men lies the degradation of society as whole. Over time, the entire culture of a liberal society becomes a gigantic monument to slave morality, exalting weakness and infirmity as its highest values. Falling deeper and deeper into decay, liberal civilisation simply lies prone for an external force to eventually deliver it the coup de grâce.

To fill the day there were a plethora of distractions on offer. The Theatre, for hours of Greek tragedy or worse. The Odion for Musical recitals or perhaps Poetry reading. The Amphitheater for carefully choreographed Blood sports and the Circus for Chariot Racing on an simply epic scale**. All this off course accompanied by a visit to the magnificent Baths that were ubiquitous in every city.

Make yourself at home in one of the 311 guestrooms featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet, private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers, safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily. Including a health club and a sauna.

Elizabeth did not trust Preston, and for good reason. During their marriage, but knowing that their divorce was imminent, he had emptied a joint bank account containing approximately $47,000, proceeds from the sale of their marital residence. When Elizabeth inquired as to where the money had gone, Preston informed her that he had deposited it in a bank overseas because he did not want her to waste the money on lawyers. He told Elizabeth that he had spent approximately $11,000 of this money on marital debts. The whereabouts of the remaining $36,000 were never determined. Not surprisingly, once the parties separated, Preston acquired a new residence, as well as furnishings and belongings, despite being unemployed. Preston had also received a substantial severance package from his former employer during the course of the marriage. Elizabeth had no knowledge as to the contents of this package, and Preston never provided her with access to information about it even when the judge ordered that he do so during the divorce.

Since that time, and for nearly a year, Preston made no attempt to pay his share of the child support or childcare expenses, despite that he admitted to earning $71,000 annually. In addition to shelter, food, daycare, and clothing, Elizabeth also provided health insurance for the children and paid the full amount of any uncovered medical expenses for them. She also provided the funds for any necessary daycare. Elizabeth was forced to rely on the kindness of her parents, who provided her and the children a place to live at a reduced rental rate. However, her income alone was still not enough to provide for the children.

Her oldest daughter, Shayla, a ten-year old, was a portly little thing. Although Shayla looked tough, she was a sweetheart. She was very protective of her kid sister, Laila, who was only eight at the time. By physical appearances, you would never guess that these two were full biological sisters. It appeared that the only characteristic they shared was the chestnut hair they had inherited from their mother. Laila was a beautiful little girl. She was very petite, with brown, sun-kissed skin, and gorgeous green eyes. Shayla was shy, while Laila was outspoken.The girls waited in our reception area, with the books they had brought with them to read, while Amber and I interviewed each other. Amber painted the following horrific picture for me.

When Luna finally petitioned for divorce, she falsely accused Alejandro of domestic violence. More shockingly, during the divorce proceedings, Luna falsely accused Alejandro on at least five occasions of sexually molesting the children. She accused him of using inappropriate toileting methods on the children, despite that the method of which she accused him is the traditional potty-training method in his Philippine culture, and even though he never actually used this method on the children. The method involves filling up a water dipper and slowly dumping plenty of water on the buttocks from behind and above the buttocks. The other hand scrubs the buttocks quickly up and down. 041b061a72