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Comparing meds and suppliers by Fanny Cemblenock - Sun, 05 May 2013 15:20:52 EST ID:M8w2xU7I No.340118 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Hey /cd/,
Browsing around looking at prices I see estrofem for sale on IHP for a lot more than progynova is listed at ADC, what I'm wondering is are these the exact same thing? What about spirotone and aldactone? I mean obviously a different brand but would it be safe/advise able to switch? I just got my doses right so Id only be switching if they were identical. why don't more people use ADC?
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Eugene Chonderpack - Sun, 05 May 2013 18:54:45 EST ID:lIilaW6o No.340153 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340151
Im asking whether or not there is any difference between taking progynova and estrofem
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Edward Billerhall - Tue, 07 May 2013 16:39:40 EST ID:C1q+tOhP No.340483 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340118
Is that Carmen?
Sauce?
I didn't know she was doing magazine spreads
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James Simmlechore - Tue, 07 May 2013 17:45:35 EST ID:VLUQcnIG No.340491 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340483
It is Carmen, i think that spread was back from rupauls, sometimes the competitors get contracts like that for winning a challenge
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Fucking Chingerforth - Tue, 07 May 2013 22:43:42 EST ID:J3nHL7I/ No.340529 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340483
Never mind; http://www.newnownext.com/carmen-carrera-w-ru-paul-drag-race/10/2011/
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Shit Gasslesutch - Wed, 08 May 2013 15:43:43 EST ID:C1q+tOhP No.340699 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340529
Ahh, thanks.

I really love Carmen, I don't watch RPDR, but I saw a few clips of her on the show and am amazed how much her voice has change,

I watched a few of ehr drag shows and didn't get it, but she's a beautiful woman inside and out, etc etc


Living with not passing by Basil Fozzleshaw - Tue, 07 May 2013 18:33:13 EST ID:PKXVbdKE No.340499 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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I don't pass. I don't look female nor do I look completly male either.

It will take me years to save up for any kind of surgery unless I go back to school and put myself in debt to make more money so I can have enough money to pay for anything.

I'm already working two jobs.

So how do I overcome my fear of living as an unpassable transsexual. I don't want to be a transvestite I just wanna be stealth. :(
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George Worthingstone - Tue, 07 May 2013 18:52:54 EST ID:em14Bal0 No.340506 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340499

You'd be surprised how much hormones can change.
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Barnaby Grimham - Tue, 07 May 2013 20:01:54 EST ID:gjPpZlAD No.340515 Ignore Report Quick Reply
This again? Just don't go full time.
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Barnaby Bizzledock - Tue, 07 May 2013 21:45:56 EST ID:UnOslc3h No.340525 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340499

Post in passing thread and let seedy judge you.


Latest transition? by John Blatherspear - Sun, 05 May 2013 21:00:46 EST ID:aha6vzcW No.340167 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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What's the oldest you can start HRT while expecting good results in the body form area? Wider hips? Reasonably-sized breasts?
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John Blatherspear - Mon, 06 May 2013 19:57:28 EST ID:aha6vzcW No.340383 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340282
Genetics dictates that I'd definitely have wide hips if I was born a chick
Also, all chicks on average have wide(r) hips than men. This is fact.
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Eliza Pocklehen - Mon, 06 May 2013 20:46:42 EST ID:Kdp76AQw No.340385 Ignore Report Quick Reply
most men actually go through a secondary growth spurt in their early 20s. so long as you get on blockers before that you should be fine. afterwards? yeahhhhh cant speak for everyone but it hasnt gone so well for me tbh.
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Shit Fonnerketch - Tue, 07 May 2013 20:37:17 EST ID:2o7oBapo No.340516 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340201
I started hrt in my late 20s and I still ended up with nicely developed breasts. My hips haven't really changed much though, and after about 3 years on hormones I doubt much else is gonna change. Fortunately I at least have a small enough waist and shoulders to create the illusion of having hips that are within the normal female range.
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John Pittcocke - Tue, 07 May 2013 20:46:10 EST ID:OXamWOYF No.340517 Ignore Report Quick Reply
I started at 29. My hips grew three inches, while my waist lowered around 4 inches. I was overweight, still kind of am. I'm Puerto Rican though, so I have hispanic genes.

Honestly, genetics seem to matter far more than just age. I also have decent breast development, but am only a 36B at 5'4".
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Shit Gasslesutch - Wed, 08 May 2013 15:44:59 EST ID:C1q+tOhP No.340700 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340517
pic?

36B at 5'4" means your breasts look decently big, right?


Swedish school opening gender neutral changing room by Henry Fendleway - Sat, 27 Apr 2013 19:07:19 EST ID:7mcBl8tM No.339108 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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>Swedish high school is opening a changing room for transsexuals and other students "who aren't comfortable being divided into gender stereotypes."
http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2013/04/25/Swedish-school-opening-gender-neutral-changing-room/UPI-31411366919328/
since OP apparently didnt crosspost this here i thought i might as well. i thought there would be a more interesting discussion here than on /n/ but it dosent seem like its even here.
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Molly Turveydale - Mon, 29 Apr 2013 08:08:13 EST ID:Y1bZ/fI6 No.339306 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>339246
source for u're claims pls
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Cornelius Droggleforth - Mon, 29 Apr 2013 09:13:02 EST ID:Kdp76AQw No.339318 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>339108
sounds like its basically just an extra toilet seat for guys to pee on when the men's is full
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Augustus Buzzbanks - Mon, 29 Apr 2013 09:59:02 EST ID:7mcBl8tM No.339319 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>339318
its a changing room dammit! toilets have been mixed since i dont know how long. its just a room to allow people who dont consider themselves either male or female to change in alone.
ffs /n/ is odd but i assumed that a board dedicated to cross-dressers would have some meaningful insights.
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William Duckford - Mon, 29 Apr 2013 15:35:33 EST ID:aZIus1FG No.339347 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>339319
well, it started with changing rooms but quickly went to toilers since it's a hotter topic

are you autistic?
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Reuben Furrystot - Tue, 07 May 2013 18:47:55 EST ID:3vcmZmJV No.340504 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Heard about this not to long ago, apperently i know someone there who is the student president and helped push this. I think its great


Estrofem VS Progynova? Spiro vs Cypro? by Edwin Tootville - Mon, 06 May 2013 14:18:59 EST ID:CB3UUenV No.340313 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Exactly what the title says. Is Estrofem more effective in any way other than being microgenized and thus allowing me to take it sublingually? What are the benefits and risks of Cyproterone compared to Spironolactone?
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John Clapperwater - Mon, 06 May 2013 21:41:23 EST ID:84qS6l41 No.340389 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340333
lucky bitch got to go back in time :(
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Clara Bardridge - Tue, 07 May 2013 12:04:54 EST ID:pOa6f4Cg No.340453 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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>>340389
what if it is just a huge trans metaphore

like
turining into a magical girl=succesfull hrt transition
turning into a witch=unpassable hon
sayaka regretting becoming puella magi=post SRS mtf with regrets
mami becoming magical girl afte car accident=losing testicles in a car accident forced to transition
QB=average therapist, they all look the same but they are many
Kyouko=tomboy trans who was kicked out of her house by angry parents
homu=neet tranny who transition to fuq madoka
madoka=a tranny with doubts who can't decide whether they want to transition or not

etc
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Cornelius Simblebork - Tue, 07 May 2013 12:47:23 EST ID:7KsQfAU+ No.340457 Ignore Report Quick Reply
you just won the internet
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Cornelius Crunkinbanks - Tue, 07 May 2013 16:03:03 EST ID:BfF6Oi6s No.340479 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340453
greatest thing ive seen on /cd/
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Caroline Wibberwell - Tue, 07 May 2013 17:54:52 EST ID:k3VSKhLw No.340493 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340453
so this is why my favorite is homu


Seattle/Olympia area therapy by William Wadgefudge - Tue, 07 May 2013 13:56:29 EST ID:Dd1C27AC No.340464 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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Hey /cd/

So after years of fighting this and just wanting it to go away, I'm finally seeking therapy for GID. When I came out to my parents back in high school the reaction, though not if anger, was total panic and sending me to a creepy Bayard who had no expended with such matters and resulted in me returning to suppression. I'm now 21, living away from home (with my amazing girlfriend who has actually been super approve of me through this ordeal) and can pursue therapy without parental involvement and hopefully figure some things out without the lense of bringing shame to my family. Unfortunately all the doctors recommended to me by my girlfriend's therapist are not taking new clients. Web searches are nice but Thera a lot of liars out there and it's hard to know who is really specialized in this field and who is a Freud-nut looking to "cure" me. I come here to ask whether anyone knows of some good gender therapists in the Seattle/Olympia area.

Here's my cat for your time.
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Clara Bardridge - Tue, 07 May 2013 13:57:39 EST ID:pOa6f4Cg No.340465 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340464
what do you mean, therapy for GID?
you want to cure it?
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William Wadgefudge - Tue, 07 May 2013 13:59:58 EST ID:Dd1C27AC No.340467 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Jesus, I didn't notice the storm of auto corrects in there. My apologies for sounding like a drunk slav. tl; dr: Seattle area therapy experiences.
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William Wadgefudge - Tue, 07 May 2013 14:03:01 EST ID:Dd1C27AC No.340468 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340465
I want to discuss it with someone who knows more than my own personal experiences. I know I should have been female but I've made being male work for me and I fear losing everyone I love for transitioning. I'm still working it out and need someone other than my girlfriend to talk to because she first deserve to shoulder all this herself.
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Clara Bardridge - Tue, 07 May 2013 14:53:13 EST ID:pOa6f4Cg No.340475 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340468
just drop it and come back when you are a person
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Hedda Gallykut - Tue, 07 May 2013 15:25:45 EST ID:mebhNWoO No.340478 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340468
have fun on the playground!


Am I going to die? by Priscilla Pockdock - Fri, 26 Apr 2013 22:20:21 EST ID:O25Wfkmr No.339017 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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/cd/, my doctors keep loading me up on drugs and I'm worried that they're going to overload my system and kill me. This is what I'm on right now:

  • 4mg Estradiol
  • 200mg Spironolactone
  • 75mg Effexor
  • 300mg Wellbutrin
  • 15mg Remeron
  • 5mg Bystolic
  • 5mg Finasteride

I feel like a fucking AIDS patient. I've asked my doctors about taking so many drugs and they're all "lol we'll just check your liver enzymes and hope nothing happens!" WTF? Am I going to die? Are there any I can try and wean myself off of?

Pic related
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Reuben Cennerway - Sun, 28 Apr 2013 21:46:36 EST ID:5bTceFHG No.339232 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>339210

what dosage? the sleepiness wears off although its one of the top tier sedating and sleep inducing drugs that i know of, for sure.

higher doses there is significantly more norepinephrine action which will cancel out the sedation, along with your tolerance to the sleep inducing effects slowly gaining. at the 30 to 45mg mark it'll be less sleep inducing than 20mg, or 15mg. 7.5mg is actually probably the key dose for sleep. it's like two lines intersecting. the higher you go, the less sleepy you get. the lower you go, the more sleepy you get. in the middle where they meet is the key spot for starting your doses off on, but most doctors don't know that and will either over your undershoot you.

but yeah you're in control of your doses. you do what you gotta do lol.
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Lillian Cruffingspear - Mon, 29 Apr 2013 07:14:27 EST ID:7YCTFT5f No.339296 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>339232
15mg mirtazapine, 25mg trazodone, 40 mg viibryd 900 mg lithium 50 mg pristiq

"Hey you're still depressed, let's add more drugs!"
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Beatrice Lightbury - Mon, 06 May 2013 16:17:20 EST ID:6VbtBa7L No.340343 Ignore Report Quick Reply
I would change docs. Also, try not to come across as desperate, angry, or any type of negative attitude. Have your shit together and write a log of your symptoms/worries down on paper, with dates/times/symptoms, etc. it'll show most docs that you're serious about getting help. I know quite a few doctors/physicians/nurses who are quick to throw every anti-depressant in the book at patients who rub them the wrong way.
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Doris Pumbledale - Mon, 06 May 2013 17:50:51 EST ID:jCeNmmk5 No.340354 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340343
funny bunch they are
they also sometimes throw books, pencils, food and anything that is aviable to throw

if you rub them in the wrong way

IF YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN khehehehe
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Lillian Bublinglan - Mon, 06 May 2013 19:45:07 EST ID:btTkPH4n No.340380 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>effexor AND wellbutrin

wtf i'm not a doctor but doesn't this make seizures incredibly likely


Can't open the damn jar! by Faggy Biffingdale - Mon, 06 May 2013 12:00:30 EST ID:2w5nIA/q No.340283 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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I can't open my jar of salsa and I have nobody around to open it for me.

Am I now officially a woman?


It's just sitting there on the counter... taunting me... I didn't really want to have chips anyway...
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James Nimmerridge - Mon, 06 May 2013 14:47:21 EST ID:v6quf5wz No.340323 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340319
Absolutely
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Nell Huffingway - Mon, 06 May 2013 15:27:58 EST ID:HeqU6lSJ No.340324 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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Failing to open a bottle is an important step, but it's not enough to make you a woman, OP. There are many, many other skills you'll need to develop, e.g. laundry, parking and gossip.
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Basil Nupperridge - Mon, 06 May 2013 16:00:10 EST ID:u5PeYoMS No.340338 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Turn the jar, not the top. More surface area for better grip.
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George Hedgekeck - Mon, 06 May 2013 16:38:54 EST ID:RlJDix8d No.340346 Ignore Report Quick Reply
I don't understand why people bother with all these tricks and tools to turn the lid with the seal still in place, when it's so much easier to just let a bit of air in and then turn it normally.
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Nicholas Chozzlestock - Mon, 06 May 2013 17:21:08 EST ID:MhbzGvGg No.340348 Ignore Report Quick Reply
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Put your yellow dishwashin' gloves on, that will give you grip.


laughing by Eugene Fadgewater - Mon, 06 May 2013 14:06:48 EST ID:TblEcwVv No.340308 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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How the hell do I make my laugh sound female? I've pretty much got my voice down, but am not out yet so I don't use it all day and I don't happen to be recording when something actually makes me laugh. I usually try to just avoid laughing or atleast using my push-to-talk when doing so as I don't know what to do. Forcing a laugh makes it sound weird (at least in my case) anyway so I can't really practice it that much. Other than "just forcing it more on the mouth" I've not been able to find anything else on it.
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James Nimmerridge - Mon, 06 May 2013 14:36:35 EST ID:v6quf5wz No.340316 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Wear a tight smile when you laugh (I.e. don't let your jaw hang open) and laugh with more of a "hehe" than a "haha". Same goes for coughing and sneezing and all that jazz
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Emma Smallhall - Mon, 06 May 2013 14:46:31 EST ID:2o7oBapo No.340321 Ignore Report Quick Reply
Having a female sounding laugh should just follow from having your voice down. if you're having trouble sounding female while laughing then chances are your voice probably doesn't sound as female as you think. Either that or you're trying too hard to over feminize it. You don't need a super girly giggle to sound female.
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Eugene Fadgewater - Mon, 06 May 2013 15:37:10 EST ID:TblEcwVv No.340325 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340321

I figured so. I feel weird about my voice, like I'm not fully content with it but I've been repeatedly gendered as female by it so I guess it's working.
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Cyril Warrypone - Mon, 06 May 2013 15:38:14 EST ID:mebhNWoO No.340326 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340308
it's more like forcing it in to the throat
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Doris Pumbledale - Mon, 06 May 2013 15:49:57 EST ID:jCeNmmk5 No.340332 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340326
like a benis :D :D


To 'mones or not to 'mones, that is the question? by Basil Craggleford - Fri, 03 May 2013 06:12:58 EST ID:gNMZSL+D No.339776 Ignore Report Reply Quick Reply
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>be CD since 14
>be 19
>start questioning gender
>be 20
>be unsure if 'mones or not for the past 8-12 months

I'm hairy, and feel like it's late already.
The biggest fear of me is to age as a woman.
I'd rather be a chick until I'm 40ish, then switch to a dude.

What the fuck, guys and (probably more) gals?

Please note that dressing up is part a sexual thing for me.
I'm also pretty bisexual now that I found this guy on the interbutts who I've been trapping for. (<3)

Discuss...
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Jarvis Clunnerwater - Mon, 06 May 2013 11:54:30 EST ID:lqIY4WaB No.340281 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340119
Deeply suppressed gender dysphoria is still gender dysphoria, but if you don't have that dysphoria over being a man then I think it is pretty safe to say that that person is not a trans woman. I was in denial for some time but I was still unhappy because of being born male. I just wasn't sure what I could do about it.

Also I agree that everyone wants to be attractive and have high societal value, but there are a couple of problems over transitioning and detransitioning for it.
1) The likelihood that someone can be both hot as a man and hot as a woman doesn't seem likely to me for most transitioners.
2) If there is one thing that has more value and respect in our society than a tranny, it is a tranny who later "changes their mind".
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Doris Pumbledale - Mon, 06 May 2013 12:19:08 EST ID:jCeNmmk5 No.340288 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340257
haha no

maybe it's time to go outside?


anyway, T is certainly a factor...if it cause you to lose hair it can't be good.

not that I want to live that long anyway haha
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Doris Pumbledale - Mon, 06 May 2013 12:20:28 EST ID:jCeNmmk5 No.340289 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340281
>If there is one thing that has more value and respect in our society than a tranny, it is a tranny who later "changes their mind".

you wanted to type "less"
what an embarassing typo on your part
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Jarvis Clunnerwater - Mon, 06 May 2013 12:24:29 EST ID:lqIY4WaB No.340293 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340289
There is no typo because it was sarcasm.
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Doris Pumbledale - Mon, 06 May 2013 12:25:50 EST ID:jCeNmmk5 No.340294 Ignore Report Quick Reply
>>340293
we're on the internet, that's not a favorable ground for this sort of weapon


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