Hi. I tried looking on google but none of the searches were giving proper results. Hopefully someone here knows what I am talking about.
When pumping, via either a manual or electrical vacuum pump:
Does anyone know the reason why the skin between the head and the circumcision scar on the shaft is where the most swelling/engorged happens? Rubber seal at bottom of shaft fit properly, different size openings. I understand everyone's body is going to be different but is there an explanation specifically to that portion of the penis? I have seen some instances where even in that area one side of the penis swells far more than the other, think of it as a lopsided baseball bat. Exaggerated draw
Pretty new and have been watching different YT videos on how to use this program but have not been able to find an answer for a very simple question.
Is there a way to upload one video file and have the program take bits and pieces and scramble them around? As an example, let's say I am doing a short video on a movie or a video game, like a spotlight or retrospective. So I want to take a full gameplay video and splice it up into little segments that total up to 3 maybe 5 minutes and random different scenes from the original video are shown so that one can then add voiceover on it. Is this possible on capcut without having to upload manually 20 times or without having to splice
Hello,
Wanting to see what people's experience has been with sending additional bloodflow to the penis while pumping by way of stroking the vacuum all the way from the base of the shaft.
I have been using a generic amazon pump and there's been some girth gains (I think). For the sake of trying to explain the question as best as possible let's say that the regular pumping gets a strong erection that is a bit bigger than it would without pumping. The other day while conduction the session I got curious and used the pump to stroke for a short amount of time, this led to what seems like an increase in flow into the shaft and it became more engorged . I didn't go too far with this out of f
Hoping someone has insight into this. I run a Gaming/memes page. Often times we see posts take off and hit 300K, 400K, a couple have had 2M and 3M. One thing that seems odd about them is that they are very active with lots of reactions and comments for a week or two, then they just stop completely and so does the earnings on them. I can fully understand a gradual drop just due to the nature of social media but on posts that have people laughing or arguing and very engaged it seems weird.
A couple of examples would be a post where it was hitting about 300USD every 1M reached. Once it got to 780 it just stopped. Another one with 350K reach was at 210USD and then it just stoppe
Is there a program that is entry level friendly for something like uploading footage . E.g. long gameplay footage to be remixed by cutting it into small pieces that are randomized to use as visuals while narrating, say, a retrospective.
Can be free (without watermarks) or paid.
Thanks in advance.
I'm one of those "I heard of tsukihime because of a youtuber when I was listening to him talk about nasuverse entries" And I have only ever heard that it's very good. I want to learn, someone please point me in the right direction. I know there's a visual novel somewhere (are there many??) and that there's a game that got released on PS4 and Switch. I see there is a manga as well.
If there are multiple entries can you please tell me the order to watch or read them in?
Seen the Fate Zero , Stay night, UBW, FGO, Apocrypha, El Meloi, Strange Fake thus far.
All the boards I have worked on before are the Sony ones. Is there a different fuse for the Funai one to not be powering on? F301 checks out fine but the CD add on just doesn't power on. I thought I could swap out the laser with one of my non working Model 2's but the connections from the laser to the board are different so it will need to be fixed.
Anyone deal with a funai board that won't turn on despite a good F301?
Hi. Wondering if anyone has ever had a weird or bad experience when running a markdown sale and getting an offer that is higher than the price of your item at the markdown price.
I'm normally a "they pay, you ship" response type of person I was just wondering for opinions or experiences. Buyer deals in the same niche, electronics. It's just a fully functional VCR.
TIA
For quite some while I have come to the idea that one can get really good at reselling and make good money but not exactly "rich" money, or that there are certain caps on all categories where that curve of profit vs labor starts to narrow. We all eventually hit a point where our operation is big enough that we start having to hire people, or focus on more expensive inventory, and so on.
Today's question is about "tell us your secrets" but instead I want to see who all is willing to share the ways in which they expanded after having grown to a certain size.
For example, you started reselling to get the start money you needed for your car wrap business, or to buy a fleet of trucks
So I understand that for many people who do resell as a full time job part of the allure is to be one's own boss. Selling on ebay means we forego a big chunk of our earnings in exchange for big time exposure. This post is mainly for those that have ventured out by adding an extension to their store via a separate website and for those that want to learn how to go about it.
Did you use squarespace, shoppify? Did you link them to your FB business page?
This isn't so much about selling on places like etsy or those types of stores but to sell your own goods that you've acquired through garage sales, estate sales, liquidation, auctions, etc.
How has this panned out to you? Pros,
