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(38 Likes) What’s the weirdest question you’ve been asked when crossing an international border?
There were some essential drugs that were not available in Pakistan, so I bought them from the USA with great difficulty and then flew to New York from where I had to go to Pakistan. When I tried to board the flight from New York to Pakistan, I realized that I did not know where my passport was. I must have left it in Florida. If I went back I would have missed my flight out of expense and the next flight would be much later as it was the holiday season and there were weeks of flight booked. The shelf life of the drug was also very short, so I told the airline agent that I had to go even without a passport because it was a life or death situation. He said that it is not possible to travel without a passport. It was 1985, the USA was a different country, and the name Pakistan was not alarming. I wanted to see a supervisor. I explained my situation to the inspector and said that I can prove that I am Pakistani in dozens of ways, I went to school there, I have relatives there, I can handle whatever happens there. He said that if they deported me from Pakistan for any reason, the airline would have to bear the cost of the return and would be fined $25,000 and asked if I was sure. I made sure I was confident I could handle it and that was it. (If I had been deported from Pakistan, I would have been in real trouble because I couldn’t re-enter the US without a passport or visa!) I had three seats on the plane so I told them both. my neighbors about my predicament. I said maybe I could be caught at the airport until they could identify me, so I described my luggage and asked for their help in delivering the medicine to my brother. I gave the phone numbers of relatives who will take their medicines. Now I realize it sounds a little dubious (dispensing unknown drugs to a person traveling without a passport) but they seemed to have believed me (it was an innocent time again). It was a long flight after I took care of that so I went to sleep and slept for about 18 hours. When I woke up, my neighbors asked how I could sleep. They said they both talked all this time and couldn’t sleep for fear of what would happen to me. I was a little nervous too when we got off the plane and I managed to be the first to get off, and the first person in line. When the immigration officer asked for a passport, I explained how I didn’t have a passport. It was 3 in the morning and he was sleepy, so my explanation was not taken into account at all. “Can I take your passport?” he repeated. After the second time he finally realized that the passport had not arrived. The queue behind me was getting longer now, so he asked me to stand aside and wait. After a long time, a second officer came and listened to my story. He left, scratching his head once more, saying that it was the first time he had seen such a case. After an even longer wait, which was about to end, another attendant came and we repeated the same story. This person eventually said, “Look, anyone who messes with you is going to get in trouble. You’re already behind the immigration desk, so why don’t you get us out of trouble. Gently blend into the crowd and just.” Keep walking to baggage claim!” I took a deep breath, took a few steps, worried that some alarm would go off or a guard would come and stop me but I saw nothing happened, so I took a few more steps. I think they were deliberately looking the other way. After that, With a little more confidence, I went to baggage claim and waited for my bags to arrive.As I got out, I asked my friends in Florida.
(51 Likes) Is Chucky (Child’s Play) a real doll? And what company made that baby for the movie?
The movie Play, featuring the “Chucky” doll character, was released in 1988. (Dude (baby) – Wikipedia
I love 1950’s worth of lucy dolls . Here’s a photo of the real baby from 1985: Here’s a photo of Chucky as the fictional “Good Man” doll before her appearance turns “bad”: The general resemblance to the 1985 doll design can be seen. The real-life Hasbro/Playskool “My Buddy” doll viewed young boys as its intended target market, as did the Realistic Sex Doll, the movie doll designed as a playmate. In 2016, Mezco Toyz produced an officially licensed Chucky doll based on the movie character. note this
(78 Likes) In this article, we will look at the hits and misses of both.
The hat acts as a lubricant while having a blowjob making the experience more enjoyable. Sex dolls, on the other hand, do not have naturally occurring saliva, which requires the use of oil. Also, sex dolls are automatic and lack the human sense of warmth that makes the environment conducive. The human mouth is usually warm, which enhances the sexual experience. Sex dolls, unlike women, do not tire and do not need time to breathe. This means that oral sex will be an ongoing experience. I love 1950’s worth of lucy dolls rience without the need to stop halfway through. However, women are great at oral sex as their tongues can swing well as opposed to their automatic counts.
(89 Likes) Where can I buy a cheap TPE or silicone sex doll in the European Union with shipping to Sweden?
EUsexdolls in Sweden, EUSexDolls – Europe’s Best Doll Shop, TPE Silicone Realistic Love Dolls, they keep stock in Scandinavia and they will be fast.
(83 Likes) Which movie is so disturbing that you will never watch it again?
I guess back then it was my own form of rebellion. Among them were KIDS, Gummo, Requiem for a Dream, Pink Flamingoes and more. While it’s hard to watch them all in one way or another, I actually loved most of these movies and I wouldn’t say that most of them were so disturbing that I never wanted to watch them again. At least most, not all. There are a handful of them that I would rather not watch again, even after all these years. Stoic (2009) was a movie that was hard for me to keep looking at some scenes. Not to go into so much detail, it took place in a prison cell with four inmates, after which the three of them got together and essentially tortured him to death. I felt sick about how realistic and creepy and brutal it was. When it was finished, I was able to appreciate the better aspects of the movie, such as the disturbingly believable acting and how they used the minimum budget to their advantage. Despite that, I was shaken for a while after watching it. It wasn’t as entertainingly extreme as Pink Flamingoes (although this movie was on thin ice for me). He didn’t have the masterful direction of a movie like A Clockwork Orange. I think it was executed as well as it should have been, but I didn’t have much reason or desire to watch it again. I don’t know if it would bother me as much these days as it did back then (I’m 17 now), but as far as I remember, I’d rather not go back to it and find out. — Mala Noche (1988) is a movie I’m not entirely sure if it’s disturbing, but it still spooked me. It wasn’t bloody or violent, it was repulsive in the sense that it was told from the point of view of a grown man sexually stalking two teenage boys, and he sees nothing wrong with that. He even refers to the fact that they’re probably around 16, but he cheerfully talks about how much he wanted to have sex with them throughout the movie. This is almost the entire plot. Both were clearly uncomfortable with her dating, and when she had sex with someone it was just for money. The fact that it was cheaply made didn’t help either. There are some parts that are ridiculous, boring, and/or just ridiculous. It wouldn’t be bad if I didn’t see it again. — Now the Human Centipede movies…. I don’t think I’ve watched them all, but what I managed to sit down and watch wasn’t funny enough to justify how disgusting they were. I enjoy the occasional distraction from a disturbing movie (if I can get anything good out of it) these didn’t do it for me. Maybe it was too much for one person’s mouth to be sewn into another’s anus? Because there came a point where I questioned why I even watched it. Again, maybe this wouldn’t be as bad as when I was 12-13 now, but I’m not keen to find out. if i could say something