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No shes a cyborg apparently. She might literally identify as an attack helicopter.![]()
It looks like she got a tattoo of arm cellulite.
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No shes a cyborg apparently. She might literally identify as an attack helicopter.![]()
It looks like she got a tattoo of arm cellulite.
![]()
It looks like she got a tattoo of arm cellulite.
No shes a cyborg apparently. She might literally identify as an attack helicopter.
No shes a cyborg apparently.
Ya they had to rename it the slut detector in DallasWell, she still has that magnet in her thumb last I heard. Wonder if she sets off the metal detector at airports?
Considering how often she lies, the implant doesn't exist.Well, she still has that magnet in her thumb last I heard. Wonder if she sets off the metal detector at airports?
Forget the metal detector. She better not have any MRIs done before that thing is removed.Well, she still has that magnet in her thumb last I heard. Wonder if she sets off the metal detector at airports?
Depends on what it's made of. Most surgical implants won't set off a metal detector or cause problems with an MRI (at least not titanium or surgical steel).Forget the metal detector. She better not have any MRIs done before that thing is removed.
In this case it's supposed to be a rare-earth magnet, so I think the metal detector/MRI will react to it.Depends on what it's made of. Most surgical implants won't set off a metal detector or cause problems with an MRI (at least not titanium or surgical steel).
In this case it's supposed to be a rare-earth magnet, so I think the metal detector/MRI will react to it.
Wouldn't an MRI rip it right out of her flesh?
Easy solution: She just shouldn't get gravely ill.Here's a video of it in action. Yes. Yes it would. People have died from oxygen tanks flying through the room, and something like that would zoom like a bullet through anything it encountered.
I didn't even think of the MRI downside, was mostly thinking of how exceptional it was to go under the knife for such a gimmick. To be fair, I have one up on Chelsea who seems to have thought of neither.
It's about in line with Chelsea's extremely relevant and applicable suggestion that instead of going to the police after one of your ex-boyfriends starts domestically abusing you by releasing information online on how you cheated on him with several moderately notable game journalists to get ahead - this is also applicable to the rarer kind where a man you are living with is beating you - you should try to file a restraining order in two separate states and use one of your fuckboy's allowance from his CEO father to go on a vacation to Europe for several months. After that point, when the restraining order you tried to file on the other side of the country does not go through and he is about to challenge the one you filed on the east coast, never ever fight it. No, drop that sucker like a sack of bricks so you don't wind up setting precedence with the verdict from a publicly appointed official or, worse, a jury of your peers.Easy solution: She just shouldn't get gravely ill.
> evil just under the surface