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Since when could you fake having a big penis? Maybe they just take advantage of new technology. I have never heard of penis injections before.LOL, so the idea is they fake a big penis so they can justify a flying squirrel flap extending down between the legs of the suit.
Wild.
Since when could you fake having a big penis? Maybe they just take advantage of new technology. I have never heard of penis injections before.
It's actually quite common in the porn industry. There's also a rare fetish, obviously mostly in the US in gay and queerish circles with enormous dick and ball injections.Since when could you fake having a big penis? Maybe they just take advantage of new technology. I have never heard of penis injections before.
It's actually quite common in the porn industry. There's also a rare fetish, obviously mostly in the US in gay and queerish circles with enormous dick and ball injections.
One guy died even from that.
Benefit would result in a bigger suit that would have a small flap between your legs.
Bro, I just spelled it out for you. It's about lift. Imagine if those ski suits they jumped in had flaps like a flying squirrel (similar to the squirrel suits the skydivers jump in). They wouldn't even put their arms behind them the way they do now, because it's more streamlined, they would extend their arms out and just soar down the whole mountain because of all the lift the arm flaps would afford.Okey but why would a bigger suit give a competitive advantage in that shit sport?
Bro, I just spelled it out for you. It's about lift. Imagine if those ski suits they jumped in had flaps like a flying squirrel (similar to the squirrel suits the skydivers jump in). They wouldn't even put their arms behind them the way they do now, because it's more streamlined, they would extend their arms out and just soar down the whole mountain because of all the lift the arm flaps would afford.
This is on a much, much smaller scale, but every inch counts. Remember everyone obsessing over Ian Thorpe's size 17 feet as a swimmer. That isn't why he won gold, but every little advantage counts. Imagine if an Olympic swimmer with size 11 feet could add the length & area to have size 17 feet. It's small, but it counts. If this increase became extreme enough, we're talking about putting flippers on, and it becomes obvious why it's cheating. It doesn't matter how much. It's cheating. Every inch counts.