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Fluff n'Tuff are the absolute best in this area (for stuffed toys). I recommend shapes that don't have a lot of limbs/tails - my favorites are the caterpillar, the beach ball, and the football. I have extremely heavy chewers and some of these toys lasted for months.

The new American one or the original?

Yeah, I understand - I meant that I was expecting it to pack a lot more punch than it did.

Lots of pharmacies are take-back locations or have in-home disposal products, if you want to safely get rid of the extra. When I gave birth in 2008 there were complications and afterwards, a nurse gave me a Percocet. I remember thinking, once it hit, that I now completely understood how people got addicted. I wanted to float like that forever. I've never taken it since, nor have I been offered it. Several years later I was in an accident and given fentanyl before they debrided some wounds and it felt like it didn't do shit compared to the Percocet.

Fresh Ass: Based on the novel Tush by Ass-Fire

I'm going to see it tomorrow. I've never seen the stage version. My friend sent me this, and the first part is definitely me right now, so we'll see if I end up crying at the end like this guy. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTYy57Qst/

I literally laughed out loud

I'm not sure Ted McGinley is cut out for this dramatic arc. He was perfect early on, as a randomly funny background character who couldn't be fazed by anything, and that worked for the dynamic of the show. His and Liz's relationship was just a funny, quirky element of the show that made it special, but once he started getting out of his one-note performance, it became less believable to me. I don't love the direction they're going with her infidelity. It's getting too deep and dark for the show to maintain and I don't want it going south like S3 of Lasso.

Right? "She taught my son how to eat out a woman and then introduced him to some light assplay."

I agree that the idea was better than the execution. I honestly thought the scene at her workplace was going to end up being some fantasy Nancy or Stephen made up, because the entire thing was so ridiculous. An office full of supposed journalists doesn't think to fact-check ANYTHING before accusing their well-respected colleague of all that bullshit? I actually rolled my eyes when Jinsoo yelled "you're so canceled!" at the end of that scene. And what's with the hospital staff continuing to let Stephen visit Nicholas after Catherine told them he lied about being her father? And generally being so loosey-goosey with letting visitors in the ICU? Anyone else get a super creepy vibe from Nancy and Jonathan's relationship? Like, in a "she molested her son" way? She wrote some very explicit sex scenes featuring her own son. And most of them featured an older woman teaching a younger man how to fuck. Then there were all those photos Jonathan took of her when she wasn't looking, that she was so excited about. I give it a C. Recommended with reservations.

But seriously, why is RFK Jr. that color?

Emilia Perez. The acting was great, especially Zoe Saldana and Karla Sofia Gascon, but I didn't love it overall because of the musical thing. I'm not really into musicals in general, but I heard great things about this movie and wanted to check it out. It'll get a lot of awards, but it wasn't for me.

I couldn't stop laughing at "my bare backSIDE" 😂

I liked it, but not as much as I expected to. I've never seen Chloe East in anything before and thought she was great - the opening scene with her and Sophie Thatcher was hilarious. Hugh Grant was born to play a villain and I hope he does more of this in the future.