It’s only missing color swatches.
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Anatomical aspects aside, that is not a good logo. EST 1904, seriously?
To me it says, “1970’s engineering firm logo, designed in-house.” What are all of those sharp angles supposed to be communicating to me?
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I used that picture because it was easy to find because of the backlash when it was published, and it would be hard to find another one.
I was asking because I was surprised when some foreigners friends said this gesture didn’t mean anything in their countries and where puzzled about what it meant.
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When I look at it I see the spreading of butt cheeks just as much as I see girly parts. And if I were doing a logo for them, I would have attempted exactly that. (Though as someone else mentioned earlier, without all the sharp angles, sheesh!)
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My health teacher in junior high told us that the vulva was that flappy thing that hangs down in the back of your throat.*
And before anyone writes in and says “nuh uh, no health teacher would ever do that”, I’ll remind you: inexperienced, underpaid teacher in an underperforming school in the midwest.
*I mean, not usually…
That’s my experience with it as well. That’s why I keep it in a warm water bath while preparing it.
Disclaimer: I use it for edibles, not sex stuff
My rectum looks nothing like this. YMMV.
Dammit, now they all get to punch me!
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Fair cop, guv.
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NB: coconut oil can degrade latex condoms, and can increase the chances of vaginal infections in women who are prone to them.
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Wasn’t that the plot of the 70’s porn movie Deep Throat?
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It doesn’t suggest lube as much as it suggests the need for lube
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Why can’t be seen as a sphincter? Just curious…
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It can be, if you’re curious enough.
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Should… should I see a doctor??
Ah, the internet. Making things worse since whenever…
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(I assume my PR Consultancy check is in the post, KY)
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