Amanda Turner70 said:It's phosphoric acid—the exact same stuff dentists use at higher concentrations to etch away enamel and dentin before they put in a filling.
The population in America is aging fast. Is Washington, D.C. just exporting its retirees (because from what I've seen, it's definitely 😁) or is it filled with grandmas with supermodel proportions? Or maybe there's a massive crowd of girls with 17-inch waists like Scarlett O'Hara, making the average look like 62? Who exactly are they measuring?
What does height have to do with waist circumference? 😕 And look, I’m assuming they didn't just survey teenage girls here—they probably included older women and overweight women too. So how on earth could their average waist measurement be only 24 inches?
a) there's already a thread about this on the main board b) I wear thongs once in a while, but honestly, I have no clue what a yeast infection even looks like. As for people who wear tiny thongs or skimpy briefs—or really any clothing that just digs painfully into your skin—I think they're just plain stupid.
swiftsailor82 said:The narrowest waists, averaging about 24 inches, belong to women in Washington, D.C.
I don't get this at all. Even if we assume they actually measured regular women and not just everyone scouted by modeling agencies, how is this even possible?
Because psychosomatic illnesses and pains aren't even real. It’s all in your head. I used to tell my teachers at school that I had a headache just so they'd let me go home, and then I’d get back to my house with an absolute killer of a headache. Joke's on me, right? There's zero mental connection there. 😛