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Leg hair is for the weak*
*I have chest hair but no leg hair.
Edit, nor much of armpit hair, which is nice. I am the perfect woman, except for the chest hair.
Gwadien
Uneducated Northern Cretin
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Ever considered going trans?
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Yes, but the chest and back shaving would be a continual annoyance.
Week old topic, but being mostly hairless is great for swimming I don't think puberty hit my extremities.
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No, I have been hairless since childhood. 18inch calfs and zero hair.
Tom
I am a FH squatter
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Doing learn to ride today (I've got a lot of kids riding now), had one 8-year-old lad who straight off the bat was all over the place, very poor coordination, low confidence, very quiet, not really enjoying himself. Admitted to his parents that I couldn't see him getting riding that day. Only 15 minutes later and something in him clicked, he suddenly cracked it and was pedalling around. I was absolutely gobsmacked, and so was he. But you should have seen his change in demeanour. He went from shy, hardly speaking, with a plain face, to having a huge beaming smile and talking loudly. His parents were overjoyed.
I've had a lot of success stories with getting kids riding, but this lad was the best. His parents will buy him a bike and now he'll be able to join his mates riding.
I've had a lot of success stories with getting kids riding, but this lad was the best. His parents will buy him a bike and now he'll be able to join his mates riding.
Overdriven
Dumpster Fire of The South
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Not my proudest fap.
Embattle
FH is my second home
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Had a massive one under my foot decades ago, the local GP was trained in removing them. Turned up, went in and he froze it then cut it out.
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Well then. Ello ello ello.
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Great little app, I run it most mornings with my window open.
Cornell must have a thing for identifying birds by sounds; I've used BirdNET for years and they apparently created that too.
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Seriously thinking about doing the coast-to-coast walk next year, for Parkinson's. I think I might be going mad.
192 miles, 14 miles a day, for 2 weeks, over some of the most beautiful scenery on the planet.
Since losing ~5 stone, I can walk and walk, I was always active, just fat with it, but I need to get training. If my old man can do marathons into his 60s, with a fatbody, I am pretty sure I can walk.
192 miles, 14 miles a day, for 2 weeks, over some of the most beautiful scenery on the planet.
Since losing ~5 stone, I can walk and walk, I was always active, just fat with it, but I need to get training. If my old man can do marathons into his 60s, with a fatbody, I am pretty sure I can walk.
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SilverHood
FH is my second home
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I used to walk home from work, 3.6 miles through Manhattan. Took about an hour, maybe 50 minutes if traffic lights were in my favor. If you broke it up into chunks, you could probably do it easily enough. Still, it's a lot of walking.