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examples of good bs objects

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i heard glass jars are dangerous and i dont have access to a hammer, what are some other good objects
 
Just use your fist r****d

It’s all cope anyway
what's wrong with bonesmashing zygos for fibrosis doe

if it sags with age it makes it look better

its debatable if it increases bone growth but it definetly causes fibrosis
 
what's wrong with bonesmashing zygos for fibrosis doe
"Why's the response to trauma bad?"

do you even hear yourself? If you think repeated damage that causes a well-known healing complication is safe/effective for aesthetics you're beyond retarded. Mf's look at the body's response to damage, and then take it as proof it'll give you bigger zygos
 
"Why's the response to trauma bad?"

do you even hear yourself? If you think repeated damage that causes a well-known healing complication is safe/effective for aesthetics you're beyond retarded. Mf's look at the body's response to damage, and then take it as proof it'll give you bigger zygos
anything is worth it for bigger zygos
 

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