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http://127.0.0.1:8823/thread/https://mercury.bbspink.com/test/read.cgi/gaypink/1546492063/ 温泉施設で女児盗撮疑い ２等陸曹逮捕、大阪
[2019年5月5日7時58分]
温泉施設で女児の映像を隠し撮りしたとして、大阪府警浪速署は5日、府迷惑防止条例違反の疑いで、
陸上自衛隊信太山駐屯地（大阪府和泉市）の2等陸曹 永原一輝容疑者（36）を逮捕した。
逮捕容疑は4日午後、大阪市浪速区の温泉施設「スパワールド世界の大温泉」の男性浴場や更衣室で、
腕時計に内蔵されたカメラを使用し、10歳ぐらいの女児を撮影した疑い。浪速署によると、容疑を認めている。
永原容疑者の動きを不審に思った女児の父親が従業員に相談。
従業員が捕まえ腕時計のデータを確認し、女児の裸が写った動画があったため浪速署に連絡した。（共同）
https://www.nikkansports.com/general/news/201905050000081.html 今日の景色はどんな感じ？
いつものデブアンチガリ爺のレスはいらないよ デブが爺さんがからんでるというおぞましい絵は見たことがないな。 たまに上玉がいても、え？なぜそいつと？みたいなことあるあるよね。
あたしみたいなやりたくはないけど見たいだけの見学専門にはすごくいい興奮材料だわ。 >>23
えっ？
デブ＆ジジイのカップリングはありふれた光景だよ
キモイけど金比羅ではよく見かける 包茎チンコでほれほれって見せびらかされても、
その皮めくったらチンカス出てこない？
とか思っちゃうし包茎チンコに興味わかないから
せめて見栄剥きはしててほしいわ ●作詞は、ガチムチ・ガッチリ・デブ嫌いの60代ガリガリ爺さん、
特定の掲示板を常時チェックして荒らし続ける暇人、生活保護と発達障害とアスペの可能性あり
誰にも相手されなくて暇だから、こういう作詞に時間を費やしてる
口癖は「ブヒョ」
★怪物くん の替え歌《おれは怪物くんだ》より
おれは怪物くんだ、怪物ランドの王子だぞ
おれの指先一本で 一本で、大怪獣もでんぐり返るぞ～
1.2の 3.4で たたんでのしいか
ドカバカボカボン、ドカバカボカボン
ドカバカボカボン、ドカバカボカボン
□□♂ドラキュラ！ □□♂ ハイざます！
オーカミ男！ ウォィでがんす
□♂フランケン！ □♂ フンガーフンガー！
行くぞ3匹！ついてこい（ウォー）
ああ ユカイ痛快、奇々怪々の怪物くん（ウォー）
おれは大仏くんだ、オォ・デブ・ランドの王子だぞ
おれのウンコが一本で一本で、便所のオマルも溢れて洪水よぉ～
1.2の 3.4で ブリブリこいた
ブ、ブ、ブリ、ブリブン、ブ、ブ、ブリ、ブリブン
ブ、ブ、ブリ、ブリブン、ブ、ブ、ブリ、ブリブン
□□♂ ドテブリィラ！ □□♂ ハイざます！
ウンコキ男！ ウォィでがんす
□♂ ブヨンケン□♂！ フンガーフンガー！
行くぞ 3匹！ついてこい（ウォー）
ああ 臭い～ 汚ない～
ブリブリウンコの大仏くん（ウォー） ●以下は、ガチムチ・ガッチリ・デブ嫌いの60代ガリガリ爺さんの自演
特定の掲示板を常時チェックして荒らし続ける暇人、生活保護と発達障害とアスペの可能性あり
誰にも相手されなくて暇だから、いつも掲示板を荒らし続けてる
★001
ガチムチとガッチリな、なんで極端な化け物しかおらんの？
程々って言葉を知らないの？ スリムは最高だよな
★002
人は少ないですけど…、ガチムチは多いです。綺麗なガチムチはいません。
ガチムチがどこ行っても相手されないのは、書き込み見たらよくわかるよねバカ丸出しだから
★003
ガチムチの体臭と口臭エグかったわ、どうにかならないんですかねぇ、ガチムチは肥料臭いねん！
太り過ぎガチムチ、波平ハゲ、エッチとはほど遠い汚いガチムチ連中ばかり…
★004
キモいデブ、キモいガチムチ、汚い老人豚連中ばかり…あ～ぁ、ぶぶぅ～ ブブゥ～ッ・ブリリィ～～ッ！
大部屋で寝待ちじゃなくホンマに寝てるガチムチいるね！
ガチムチ汚ないのキモいガチムチジジイ必死www
★005
それが、ボテボテのガチムチじじいの現実ｗｗ、ガチムチとじじいばかり、くっさｗｗｗ
哀れなガチムチジジイ、ガチムチさんキモｗｗ、おえ！ガチムチは臭そう～っ！！
★006
汚ガチムチ、駄ガチム、腐ガチムと妖怪みたいなじじいばっかwww
ガチムチは、イビキが強烈！イネ！
ごりら、ぶた、たぬき、とど、せいうち、ようかい？よりどりみどりのアニマルパーク！ ●以下は、ガチムチ・ガッチリ・デブ嫌いの60代ガリガリ爺さんの投稿
特定の掲示板を常時チェックして荒らし続ける暇人、生活保護と発達障害とアスペの可能性あり
誰にも相手されなくて暇だから、いつも掲示板を荒らし続けてる
★スリムとデブの特徴
・デブは、指を刺されて嘲笑してもらえる。スリムは人気者。
・スリムはゲイで一番モテる。
・デブは一人で二人分を座れる。一人で三人前を喰える。スリムは少食。
・デブは冬に一人でも寒くない。スリムは寒いが優秀なので平気。
・デブはスリムの魅力の足元にも及ばない。
・デブは妊婦に間違えられて席を譲ってもらえる。スリムは脚光を浴びる。
・デブはサイヤ人を吸収し進化する。スリムはサイヤ人。
・デブは海で溺れない（しかし泳げない）。スリムは50kmは泳げる。
・デブは風呂の湯を節水出来る。スリムは魅力的。
・デブは転んでも痛くない（しかし自力で立ち上がれない、また地震の恐れ有り・M4～M6）。スリムは魅力的。
・デブは通り魔に刺されても簡単に致命傷には至らない。スリムは運動神経抜群なので、避けて刺されない。
・デブは相撲しかできない。スリムは運動神経抜群なので、どんなスポーツもこなす。
・デブは香水をつけてなくても匂いがする。スリムは香水なしでフローラルの香りがする。
・デブは梗塞か何かで豚死しても周囲から納得してもらえる。スリムは長生きする。
・デブは常に手が湿っているので、もらったスーパーの買い物袋を簡単に開くことが出来る。スリムは万能。
・デブは汲み取り式トイレに落ちる心配が無い。スリムは金持ちばかりなので、水洗トイレしか行かない。 大阪のあちこちにあったハッテン銭湯がだんだんなくなって、今はここしかないのかな？ ブラマヨ小杉って白人の血が入ってるから、体つきがエロイな。 ハゲでデブ・・・
非モテ３大要素ブス・デブ・ハゲの２つをクリアか でも、老け専の世界では、ブス・ハゲ・デブはモテるのでは？ 大学生位の三浦春馬似のイケメンが、アトピーで体が汚いちっさい気持ち悪いおっさんとやってたわ。
しかもちゃんと乳首も吸って扱いてやってたのよ！人の感覚って様々だろうけどあれは衝撃だったわ！ >>41
なぜ一般論に対し特異な選好をもって疑問を呈するのか
通常、ブス・デブ・ハゲは審美的に忌避される むしろなんで一般論を出すのか
そんな通常の一般論が、この銭湯じゃ全然当てはまってないじゃん >>45
いや ブラマヨ小杉から派生したレスなんだよ
文脈読めよ >>43
徳を積んでいるの
気持ちよくしてくれたら気持ちよくしてあげようと思ってるの
当たり前の感覚なんだけど、年とっていくと自分がどれだけ価値があるのかという
自己承認欲求に憑りつかれ分不相応な高飛車になっていくの >>50
…ここはもう手遅れなんじゃないの…？外国でも有名みたいだし。 >>50
でもゲイが居なくなると殆ど潰れるのは事実でしょ
玉造にしろ
昭和中旬じゃないんだから自宅に風呂がない家なんて殆ど無いだろうし >>56
近所かは知らんが親子連れとかたまに見るけどな（汗） もう 金比羅でハッテンも辞めたほうがいいんじゃないのか 木比羅って一番ダメなイメージだけど良いことあるかしら？ 2,3時間も湯船やサウナを行ったりきたして長居する銭湯ってそうある？ >>64
爺さんたちとデブどものラストリゾートなんだろ 自称30代ガリがなんか言ってる
鏡にカッパ映ってるよ 金曜日凄かったわ
マンガみたいなドタイプの兄貴が露天でランコウしてた 雨なのにおさかんね。
そういえばここで若い子が病気うつされたって話周りで最近よく聞くわ。20代前半を食い物にしてるおやじがいるわね？迷惑よ。治してからにしなさい。
あたしが知ってる限りでは、デカマラ普通体型の50前後でにたにたしたやつ。ちょっと上品な小綺麗な感じかしら。それからもはやゴリラみたいな柔道してそうなマッチョの顔がこすぎる奴よ。
アナル狙ってくるから注意して。挿入されかけたわ。そのあと立て続けに2人犯しててドン引きだわ。 >>78
そうよ。やったやつ全員気をつけなさいよほんとに。はやめに検査しなさい >>79
俺は生好きだよ
生で掘られてると興奮する 万博のときは世界中からここにいっぱい来るんでしょうね。
1970年のときは竹の家が大盛況だったそうだし。 五輪前に取り締まりがあるそうよ
日本の恥部なんだって だったらノンケが行く売春婦街（名前忘れた）潰す方が先でしょ。 この間の土曜日はデブのパラダイスになっててびっくりした。
どこを見てもデブだらけ。 >>93
イノシシ先生みたいなデブもいるのかしら？ モラルのないデブが集結するのね
他に行き場もないのかしら と他の行き場がなくゲイ板のホモスレを徘徊してデブアンチすることしか能がないクソガリが一言 >>96
身長174センチ体重94キロのポッコリお腹の37歳デブは好きですか？
文化会系で草食系ですが、ダメですかね？ じいさんたちもあの世へ行くし
もうデブしか残らないんじゃない デブでも爺でも不細工でもええけど、邪魔はすな。
見てるだけなら我慢できるけど、勝手に参加してくんな。 デブだけど基本待ちだし、デブのところにしか行かないから問題ない >>106
ほんまや
あんたに向けて勃たせてるんちゃうって >>105
あら～ 発狂してるの？
デブでブスだと辛いよね
金比羅が唯一のオアシスなのかしらｗ >>106
なんでお前の好みに合わせなあかんねん。いややったら断れ、アホ。 >>111
１度断れば撤退するアンタみたいな素直なデブか爺か不細工は少なくて、
やってる時、傍で見てるだけとか、横でしこってるだけとかを放置してると、
当たり前のように手を出してくるデブや爺や不細工の方が多いんやでｗ >>113
俺の中では、ガリ＝不細工やから…
これから、デブ・爺・不細工・ガリにするわｗ
>>107
スチームや、奥のラドンや露天でたった一人で長時間
プカプカ浮いてるデブの待ち子も迷惑がられてるけどなｗ sage押してる人って何なの？何のためにやってるの？
書き込むなら、もっと面白いこと書いたら？ >>117
他のスレも見なさいよ
そういう荒らしよ 282 ：薔薇と百合の名無しさん [] ：2019/06/25(火) 01:53:52.60 ID:2WlruMvq0
そらそうよデブならなんでもいい
アスペとＡＤＨＤの集まりなんだからデブ専なんて発達障害者自負してるようなもん もう何年も行ってないんだけど、当時よりは店内も古く汚くなり、客層も悪くなってるのかしら。 おれも数年行ってないが
お亡くなりになった人けっこういるんだろうな
かまたきのじいさん逝ったらお終いか 草薙まあまあよく喋るようになってTV慣れしてきたな感 MPs have fled Ottawa, the federal political news cycle is winding down and our show has started panicking over how to fill
two hours.
It's a time to look back on the sitting that was and review what the government did and didn't do - which pieces of
legislation became law, which ones disappeared into the ether.
Some big stuff passed. Tanker bans, a new process for reviewing pipeline projects, pot pardons, national security laws.
Despite the occasional ping-pong battle between the House and the Senate, at the end of the day it got done. Mostly.
(And in case you're keeping score - the Liberals passed 88 bills during this term, while the previous Tory government passed
122 bills over the course of its last majority mandate.)
Meanwhile, bills that would have mandated sexual assault training for judges,
implemented the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous
Peoples and banned "unhealthy" food and beverage marketing directed at children failed to cross the finish line.
Are they gone for good? That's where the election comes in.
The chances are that some of the bills that died a painful death will
be resuscitated after the upcoming election campaign. In some cases,
political parties already have pledged to do so.
According to former Conservative Party interim leader Rona Ambrose,
who was behind the bill to make sexual assault training mandatory for federally-appointed judges,
the Liberals, Conservatives, New Democrats and Greens have all
promised to re-introduce her bill as government legislation, should they form the next government.
Politically, that isn't surprising. Ambrose's bill passed unanimously in the House of Commons.
It then headed to the Senate where it sat for two years and ultimately fell victim to
Senate shenanigans. (We could have a long discussion about said shenanigans and the efficacy of the Senate, but I'll save that gem for another edition of this newsletter.)
The UNDRIP bill is another big one. This was a private member's bill, sponsored
by NDP MP Romeo Saganash. It would have aimed to harmonize federal laws with the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of
Indigenous Peoples.
The bill was hotly contested in the Senate because of a provision that
calls on states to obtain "free, prior and informed consent" before approving activity on
Indigenous land, including natural resources extraction.
Conservative senators said they feared the bill would amount to an Indigenous veto over major resour
"Regardless if youre a municipal, provincial or federal government,
we all have that obligation to our veterans. And, unfortunately,
Deer Lodge Centre is not living up to that obligation to our veterans."
Deer Lodge's chief operating officer, Kevin Scott, said some "efficiencies"
were implemented last fall to reflect the declining number of veterans in
the health centre, which the federal government transferred to the province in 1983.
While the province provides Deer Lodge funding for all of 400-odd patients, the federal
government gives the health centre additional funding on a per diem basis for additional
services for each of the 60 Second World War and Korean War veterans at the centre.
However, the centre's funding agreement with Veterans Affairs Canada was originally
set up for 155 veterans, said Scott, "and so the funding was being adjusted accordingly
to match the number of veterans in beds." "So each individual veteran, the funding is still the same.
It's the total number of veterans that we are adjusting the staffing to match that."
While those adjustments resulted in an overall reduction in staff for recreational
programs, food services and porters, Scott said individual veterans have not been
directly impacted and have actually seen increased care.
"The investigation needs to deal with the level of care that is being provided to veterans,
" she said, "Because it's not the quality of care that our veterans deserve and we as
Canadians are obligated to ensure our veterans are taken care of properly."
MacAulay's spokesman Alex Wellstead said the government takes all concerns about
veterans' wellbeing seriously and is looking into the union's complaint about Deer Lodge.
"We expect all provincial facilities to deliver support to veterans in line with the
agreements the department has with those facilities," Wellstead said in an email.
"If any veteran is not receiving the support they deserve, we will always look intothe matter to ensure they do."
Deer Lodge is the second former Veterans Affairs health centre to come under the microscope over allegations
of declining care in recent months after a class-action lawsuit was
launched against Ste. Anne's Hospital in Quebec last year.
A Quebec Superior Court judge in February authorized the class-action claim,
which alleges the level of care and services have dropped at the Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
institution since it was transferred from federal to provincial control in April 2016.
The suit contends the handover saw staff levels cut by 40 per cent.
The shortfall was made up by part-time employees which resulted in a constant lack of personnel, the suit says. government gives the health centre additional funding on a per diem basis for additional
services for each of the 60 Second World War and Korean War veterans at the centre.
However, the centre's funding agreement with Veterans Affairs Canada was originally
set up for 155 veterans, said Scott, "and so the funding was being adjusted accordingly
to match the number of veterans in beds."
Scott, said some "efficiencies"
were implemented last fall to reflect the declining number of veterans in
the health centre, which the federal government transferred to the province in 1983.
While the province provides Deer Lodge funding for all of 400-odd patients, the federal
government gives the health centre additional funding on a per diem basis for additional 明るいとこで堂々と見せないといけないからか
ちんこでかい人多いね。
まぁルックス、体型のレベルは最低だけど・・。 >>130
なんでカナダの政治の話になってんの？誤爆？ 結構やることやってるし激しいのは激しい
見た目レベルが低すぎてね。本当に辛かったです。
お客も減ってるね、もうそろそろやと思いますね。 国際地下に匹敵する層の低さに唖然
体鍛えてそうなのは皆無 体鍛えるとかどういうこと？そんなの死ぬほどどうでもいいんだけど。アンタだけ鍛えてどころよそ行きなさいよ！ 明日から10日間か6日間休みよー
記憶が曖昧でごめんなさいね >>148
長期連休するのね
暇見つけて行くところだったわ
ありがとう G20なら2日間でいいのに、ついでにボイラーの手入れでもするのかしら？ 水虫だらけの足拭きマット変えてよ。何年つこうとんねん。 ロッカーの鍵つけてほしいわ。
てか、持って帰ってるやつ 返しなさいよ！ >>151
機械の入れ替えって書いてたわ
>>155
明らかに靴箱とかも異常に少ないものね
そのせいで、入れない人もいるもんね
前3人目待つときに、ちょうど居合わせたけど
おばちゃんがあの人が先で、
次にあの人でって指をさしながら説明してて親切だったわｗ
んで、あたしが出るときにタクシーから中国人二人が出てきて
入っていったけど、
おばちゃん説明できたのか心配になりながら帰ったわ もうそろそろ廃業かと思ったら、まだまだやる気十分なんだなｗ >>157
そりゃ毎日ホモがいっぱい入ってくれるんだもん。儲かってウハウハよ。 >>156
中国人は梅毒をばらまくから問題になってるのよね。 >>163
うまいわねｗ
よく、豚がスライディングしてるものね
凄い音鳴るわよね、あれ。
危険だわ >>165
6日間休みだから、土曜日に開くんじゃないかしら >>163>>164
ワロタｗｗｗ
狙ってか、ローション垂らしてる奴もいるよな。 >>163
浴場から露天風呂へ上がる階段、トイレ前から2階へ上がる階段はわかるんだけど、まだ他にもあったの？ >>174
サウナへの階段よ。ガチャガチャみたいよねあそこから転げ落ちてくる様は >>175
ケツや太腿が内出血で真っ赤になってるのに、帰らずに
何事も無かったように、徘徊を続けてる姿が、また笑えるのよね。 >>177
内出血どころか血たらしてるやつ見たことあるわ。足切ってたり。どうかしてるわ。見てられないし早く帰ってって感じだわ。迷惑 その階段って
何段もヌルヌルしてるの？
何で掃除してないの？ 階段から落ちてるやつなんて見たこと無い
いつもの妄想かよっぽど相手にされず一人で過ごしてるんだなぁという感想 階段落ちというと蒲田行進曲を思い出すね。いい映画だった。 >>182
露天やラドンで一人寂しく長時間プカプカ浮いてるおデブさんが見たことないのは、無理もない。 お前が露天やラドンで一人寂しく長時間プカプカ浮いているだけでなく、大風呂の前で長時間ぼっちして階段眺めてる
まで読んだ 男 温泉画像①
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軟水だから滑りやすいって書いてるわ
掃除はそんなにしてないんじゃないかしら
>>181
やっぱり29日から10日間休みみたいだから
9日からかしら
でも火曜日だから10日からかしらね デブは体のバランスとりにくいんだろーな
階段で転がるのは大抵デブだもの “If they’re going into a halfway house or going into a parole situation, those with
whom they’re staying will go to great lengths to try and make sure that their health-care
In comments carried by Iran's Fars News Agency, Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman Abbas Mousavi said the
gathering in the Austrian capital on Friday was an opportunity to see how those still party to the 2015
agreement could "meet their commitments towards Iran".Concerns abound the deal will collapse after the United States unilaterally withdrew from the accord a year ago and reimposed punishing sanctions on Iran. Fears remain that an
Iran-US conflict could break out after a US drone was shot down last week and US President Donald Trump called off retaliatory attacks at the last minute. Mousavi said despite supporting Iran in several statements, the remaining
signatories - the United Kingdom, France, Germany, China and Russia - failed to take any action to shield its faltering economy from US sanctions.Tehran has threatened to breach the limit of its stockpile of low-enriched uranium mandated
under the deal in retaliation to the US approach, which has also seen Trump attempt to choke Iranian oil exports amid
a spiralling war of words between Washington and Tehran over multiple flashpoints in the Middle East.
"We will sanction any imports of Iranian crude oil... There are right now no oil waivers in place," Brian Hook,
the US envoy on Iran, told reporters in London. "We will sanction any illicit purchases of Iranian crude oil."
Hook said Washington was on track to deprive Tehran of $50bn in oil revenues, and told European companies to
choose between doing business with the United States or Iran.The US will study reports of Iranian crude
clandestinely going to China, Hook added. Amid falling revenues and in a bid to rescue Sudan's military rejects Ethiopia's transition proposal"If the 2020 elections go ahead as planned,
ethnonationalist parties are likely to be dominant," he told Al Jazeera, calling for broad nationwide
discussions in a bid to harmonise the intense ethnonational sentiment across the country and maintain Ethiopia's
national character."With pan-Ethiopian parties seemingly having weak support, Ethiopia
needs to have a debate on the broader meaning of democracy and tolerance of differing opinions
that has deeper meaning than holding elections," Costantinos said.The federal government also
seems to be slowly ending its days-long internet blackout which came into force in the wake of Saturday's coup
attempt.The government has so far refrained from commenting on the latest internet blackout.
Costantinos said the killings of senior officials and army generals warranted a robust government response
to deter any power-grab attempts in the future, but warned against using the arrests as score-settling mechanisms.
"Ethiopia had lost around one million people through purges and civil wars in the 1970s to early 1990s during
the period of the military regime that ruled Ethiopia from 1974 to 1991," he said."The country can't afford
any repeat of past turbulence."A meeting in Vienna among the remaining signatories of the embattled nucleardeal
between Tehran and world powers may be the "last chance" to save the historic accord, Iran has warned.
The head of the John Howard Society of Canada, a group that advocates for an “effective,
just and humane” criminal justice system, says inmates are sometimes released without a
provincial health-care card and only a few weeks worth of medication.
several other senior officials.The government referred to the attack in Bahir Dar as a coup attempt
orchestrated by former General Asamnew Tsige. Asamnew was killed by security forces on Monday. of the 70s to 90s", but it must not breach its constitution," he said, noting he was well-versed with it.
Abiy Ahmed said on Friday on Twitter that 212 suspects had been apprehended in connection with the June 22
coup bid in the region of Amhara, with 43 others held in the capital, Addis Ababa.
The investigations were "still ongoing with potential for more arrests", it added.The statement
came amid reports that Christian Tadele, spokesman of the National Movement of Amhara (NAMA), an ethnocentric
opposition party that has become increasingly popular with many Amhara people, was also arrested.
Speaking to Al Jazeera on Thursday, Christian had accused authorities of engaging in mass arrests
of the party's supporters and sympathisers."Fifty-six NAMA members have been arrested in Addis
Ababa with dozens of other members and supporters arrested in other parts of Ethiopia, in an
orchestrated attack not only on NAMA, but the Amhara nation as a whole," Christian had said.
Ethiopians have been in shock since two separate attacks on Saturday in Amhara's regional capital
of Bahir Dar and Addis baba killed the region's president, the national army chief of staff and
several other senior officials.The government referred to the attack in Bahir Dar as a coup attempt
orchestrated by former General Asamnew Tsige. Asamnew was killed by security forces on Monday.
Despite the apparent failure of the coup attempt, analysts say Abiy's government will likely find
it difficult to control ethnonational forces in the country ahead of national elections nex
t year.Costantinos Berhutesfa Costantinos, an Ethiopian adviser to international organisations
including the African Union, said the country was at a critical juncture. and maintain Ethiopia's
national character."With pan-Ethiopian parties seemingly having weak support, Ethiopia
needs to have a debate on the broader meaning of democracy and tolerance of differing opinions
choke Iranian oil exports amid
a spiralling war of words between Washington and Tehran over multiple flashpoints in the Middle East.
"We will sanction any imports of Iranian crude oil... There are right now no oil waivers in place," Brian Hook,
the US envoy on Iran, told reporters in London. "We will sanction any illicit purchases of Iranian crude oil."
Hook said Washington was on track to deprive Tehran of $50bn in oil revenues, and told European companies to
Sudan's military rejects Ethiopia's transition proposal"If the 2020 elections go ahead as planned,
ethnonationalist parties are likely to be dominant," he told Al Jazeera, calling for broad nationwide
discussions in a bid to harmonise the intense ethnonational sentiment across the country and maintain Ethiopia's
national character."With pan-Ethiopian parties seemingly having weak support, Ethiopia
needs to have a debate on the broader meaning of democracy and tolerance of differing opinions
that has deeper meaning than holding elections," Costantinos said.The federal government also
seems to be slowly ending its days-long internet blackout which came into force in the wake of Saturday's coup
attempt.The government has so far refrained from commenting on the latest internet blackout.
Costantinos said the killings of senior officials and army generals warranted a robust government response
to deter any power-grab attempts in the future, but warned against using the arrests as score-settling mechanisms Ethiopia had lost around one million people through purges and civil wars in the 1970s to early 1990s during
the period of the military regime that ruled Ethiopia from 1974 to 1991," he said."The country can't afford
any repeat of past turbulence."A meeting in Vienna among the remaining signatories of the embattled nucleardeal
between Tehran and world powers may be the "last chance" to save the historic accord, Iran has warned.
The head of the John Howard Society of Canada, a group that advocates for an “effective,
just and humane” criminal justice system, says inmates are sometimes released without a
provincial health-care card and only a few weeks worth of medication.
several other senior officials.The government referred to the attack in Bahir Dar as a coup attempt
orchestrated by former General Asamnew Tsige. Asamnew was killed by security forces on Monday. >>197-199
笑ったｗ
いつよの意味が理解できなかったけど、
ここってってのはこの板じゃなくて、
風呂にって事ねｗ
20代.30代は比較的いるわよ
いつ行っても2～3人いるわ 20代がいるという話を50代がしてもおかしくはない やはり週末の夜が多いのかしらね
ハッテン場は金かかるし行ってみようかな
前初めて行った時はババア従業員がズカズカ男湯に入ってきて不快だったんだけども 立憲民主党って聞いたら毎回リッケンバッカー思い出してまう 立憲バカ ここっておおっぴらにやっても逮捕されないのね？
恐ろしいわ… ２０代でこんなところ行ってるようではお先真っ暗だな ずいぶん長いこと休んでたのね。ガラスの仮面みたい。 改装とかじゃないし、
給湯だっけ？そんなような機械の入れ替えだから、
カメラが増えるわけじゃないと思うわ そういえば城温泉が、閉館する前頃ホモお断りの張り紙してたな
金比羅にそんな張り紙出現したら面白そう >>219
でも実際、ホモのせいでノンケ家族は行けないわけで…
ゲイが、金比羅の経営の主軸だってのは、ちょっと違うなとは思う。
そうなったのは、代々のゲイであるわけで、
ゲイが来なきゃ経営も成り立たないから、
金比羅ならどこの場所でもハッテンしてもいいよってのは、
違うと思うわ
爆サイ見ながらそう思ったの
確かにあの汚い銭湯に誰が行くのってなるけど、
女風呂にはママチャリで来た人もいてるわけだし、
もし潰れたとしたらあたし達のせいかもしれないわよ 今さらないでしょう
ホモと共生してウハウハか廃業するかの二者択一だもの
夫に先立たれたオバサンが今さら廃業して何ができるっていうのよ >>220
ノンケだけじゃとっくに潰れてるからその理論はおかしい >>221
まだ生きてるわよ？夫のおじさん
>>222
こればっかりはわからないでしょ
小さい銭湯でも、まだ生きてるところあるわ
早々に潰れたらそれはそれで、違う道を歩めたかもしれないわよ 川渡ってすぐ近くにﾏﾄﾓな銭湯あるからねぇ。
両方ともが健全な銭湯として生き残れるとはとても思えない。
だから金比羅がああなるのは必然じゃないの？ ゲイ出入り禁止にして存続してる銭湯ってスパワくらいしか思い浮かばない 土日の盛況っぷりを見てホモ禁止にするとは到底思えないわw
さすがにケツ掘りするカマ共は死んで欲しいけど ここって見回りにババア入ってくる？
ババアに見られるなら行きたくないんだけど なんのホラー動画よ…
障碍者を笑い者にしてる動画？ >>228
こんな素敵な人が入りに来るの！？行こうかな。 >>228
塩風呂とか言ってる時点で、常連ではないわね。
過去に数回行った程度の記憶で喋ってるだけの、知ったか自慢しいの豚。 ２週間の休業で変わったところ
・「すべります気を付けて」の表示版が綺麗になった
・時計が増えた
これだけ 連休前の週末で遅い時間は遠征組が多かったからか
派手にやり過ぎてるアホが見受けられた
逮捕されろ アナルしてたバカども、つぎはババアに言いつけるからそのつもりで >>241
お前もハッテン目的で行ってんだろ笑
モテなくてひがんでて草 ホモに喰わせてもらってるババアに行っても意味ないでしょ
グルなんだから え ジジイと豚がおおいんでしょ？
そんなのが交尾までやってんの？地獄絵図ね お前リアルじゃ相手にされないから、いつもこのスレにひっついてるガリじゃん >>242
銭湯でアナルにチンコ突っ込んでていいと思ってんのか？アホ >>228
これってまさか誰でも見られるSNSにあげてるの？ >>228
注目されたいが為にこういうのはあげるのはだめね。
いっとき 楽しんごとかもお風呂のキーを脚にとか
地上波で色々と披露してた時は釜ネットで
非難ごうごうたったわ。 >>250
いや、つぶれたのはボイラーマンの親父さんが亡くなったからで
ゲイ締め出しは関係ない
ただそういう張り紙があったねという回想 >>217
一日平均200人は来るだろから
辞められない止まらない〜コンピ〜ラ温泉 ここ、香川の金毘羅と間違えて来る人いないのかしら？
ふとした間違いから、目くるめく快感の世界へ…。 >>247
何が良くて何が悪いのか答えてください
あなたが何しにこの銭湯に来てるのか答えてください >>256
金比羅程度の銭湯の採算ラインはざっくり１２０人
客の滞留時間が長いので微妙なところ 金比羅行ったけど糞だったわ
ガタイは良さげな奴いるけど
こんな汚い銭湯でそういう気になるのか理解できん
普通に銭湯としても糞だし >>254
5レスもして内輪話語ってる時点でご察し 最後に行ったの10年前だけど、そんなに汚かったかしら？
都内の数多くの銭湯と変わんない感じだったけど >>260
おまえは池沼っぽいから、店のババアに教えてもらえば？
髪染めはいいですか？
洗濯してもいいですか？
フェラしていいですか？
アナルしていいですか？
ってｗ ここに来てR吸いながらアナルしてたアホがいたけど、
マジ逮捕されろと思うわ
あるいは階段で滑ってシネって感じ >>266
底辺金毘羅でもてなかったのね
かわいそうに こんなところだけど、ごくまれに上玉が来ることもあるのよね…。 4薔薇と百合の名無しさん2019/07/14(日) 14:29:15.72ID:mUn+vgd50
>>269
いうてる場合ちゃうでぇ。
脱衣所の監視カメラで顔ばっちし映ってるし、追跡したら自宅まで特定可能やのにぃ
わしが通報したらおわり。おまえらの運命はわしの胸三寸で決まるさかい（へそした三寸ちゃうでぇ 笑）
お触りまでにとどめときや。それまでやった大目にみたるわ。
間違えて咥えたとしても、ひとの気配がしたらささっとやめやぁ
それ以上やりたかったら二人で表でて場所さがせーや。
銭湯をヤリ部屋代わりに使うとか、なめとったらあかん。
Rとかオイルとか持ち歩くってイカレとんかぁ
ここで待ち合わせって、露天ぶろって貸し切りちゃうからなぁ。
なんでも加減が大事やでぇ >>271
それはある。だからやめられないんだけどね。
場末な場所で一際か輝いてるマッチョイケメン。 しかもそんなイケメンに限って売れないのよね。
実際お高いこともあるけど、案外周りが引いちゃうってのが多かったりもするわ。
だから捨て身のブスが結果的には強いのよ。 >>277
やっぱりどこの世界も身の程をわきまえてるやつより、捨て身のブスが強いわよね。
そういうやつが成功するのよ。 >>275
捨て身のブスまみれなんだったら、周りが引いちゃうなんて無いでしょｗ "The investigation needs to deal with the level of care that is being provided to veterans,
" she said, "Because it's not the quality of care that our veterans deserve and we as
Canadians are obligated to ensure our veterans are taken care of properly."
MacAulay's spokesman Alex Wellstead said the government takes all concerns about
veterans' wellbeing seriously and is looking into the union's complaint about Deer Lodge.
"We expect all provincial facilities to deliver support to veterans in line with the
agreements the department has with those facilities," Wellstead said in an email.
"If any veteran is not receiving the support they deserve, we will always look intothe matter to ensure they
do."Deer Lodge is the second former Veterans Affairs health centre to come under the microscope over allegations
of declining care in recent months after a class-action lawsuit was
launched against Ste. Anne's Hospital in Quebec last year.
A Quebec Superior Court judge in February authorized the class-action claim,
which alleges the level of care and services have dropped at the Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue
institution since it was transferred from federal to provincial control in April 2016.
The suit contends the handover saw staff levels cut by 40 per cent.
The shortfall was made up by part-time employees which resulted in a constant lack of personnel, the suit says.
It also claims that doctors and specialists are less available than they were
before the handover to Quebec. It cites the example of a urologist who
made monthly visits to the hospital now being present just four times a year. "Regardless if youre a municipal, provincial or federal government,
we all have that obligation to our veterans. And, unfortunately,
Deer Lodge Centre is not living up to that obligation to our veterans."
Deer Lodge's chief operating officer, Kevin Scott, said some "efficiencies"
were implemented last fall to reflect the declining number of veterans in
the health centre, which the federal government transferred to the province in 1983.
While the province provides Deer Lodge funding for all of 400-odd patients, the federal
government gives the health centre additional funding on a per diem basis for additional
services for each of the 60 Second World War and Korean War veterans at the centre.
However, the centre's funding agreement with Veterans Affairs Canada was originally
set up for 155 veterans, said Scott, "and so the funding was being adjusted accordingly
to match the number of veterans in beds."
"So each individual veteran, the funding is still the same.
It's the total number of veterans that we are adjusting the staffing to match that."
While those adjustments resulted in an overall reduction in staff for recreational
programs, food services and porters, Scott said individual veterans have not been
directly impacted and have actually seen increased care.
calls on states to obtain "free, prior and informed consent" before approving activity on
Indigenous land, including natural resources extraction.
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rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
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it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
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balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his Absolutely. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
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accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his pgjtadmwjjtmaddmggtwmjjgjwadmtpe time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his この前汚い毛のおっさんに断ってるのにしつこく付きまとわれて指入れられた
ほんと最悪だったよ >>291
そんなの使ったら床が滑るからだろ
バカゴミクズは死ねばいいのに 階段から落とすためにローション持ち込んでるのかしら。 ほんとにイヤだったら指入れられる前にはなれてると思う。
ほんとは気持ちよかったんだろ。わかるよ。 レイプされた女も、本当は気持ちいいから抵抗しなかったんだよね。 デブが裸体でうろつく金比羅のほうがより魔境といえる ここの方が体をきれいにしてプレイできるからまだいいわ。 選挙も済んだのに、ここ静かね…。どうしたのかしら。 今日休みだったわ。
ここってホント店主の体調次第って感じね。 >>303
自分もいったw
明日から営業しますの貼紙あったけど
明日火曜だし、本当に営業してるか疑問だわ。 自分もいった。せっかく二日溜めたのにがっかり。家で二日分ぶっぱなした。 >>304
月曜日に休んだから、代わりに火曜日に開けるんでしょ。 >>306が40代以上のおじさんだったら、私のアナルにぶっ放して欲しかったわ。 単純にココ最近休み続いたから稼ぎがないから開けざるを得ないんじゃないの？ >>303
設備不良で急遽、数日休んでたみたいよ
金曜日の夜は湯船がほぼ水だったみたいよ ここがダメになったら、みんな立葉温泉に移動するのかしら…。 ボイラー買い換えられるくらいがっぽり稼いでるんじゃねえの？ 前にも、ボイラーが壊れて長期休業してたこともあったな。 pgjtadmwjjtmaddmggtwmjjgjwadmtpe time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (aterterauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his gtppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his efqwefqwefAbsolutely. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
missigjattpjmammwtjjgInternational Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his gtppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboarjajgmd the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his gtppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboard gjtpwmdathe International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his gtppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboagajjgtwmdjrd the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his ちなみにここは難波駅から西へまっすぐ２キロ歩いても行ける。健康のために歩こう。 >>335
洗面道具とか着替えも全部持って歩くの？
着いたら汗ビッショビショだね
また帰りも駅着いたらビッショビショじゃない？ 夏場はきついわね。
涼しい時期ならちょっと暖まって良いと思うわ。 汐見橋線の芦原町駅からも近いけど、本数が少ないから×ね。 >>336
というか風呂目的でここに来るやつ居ないだろ たしかに、ここ行った後にちゃんとした風呂入らないと不潔ね。 南海沿線から行くのなら、岸里玉出で汐見橋線に乗り換えて芦原町下車がいいね。運賃も通しになるし。 汐見橋線！
乗ったことないし走ってるの見たこともない
大阪の秘境路線と呼ばれてるやつやね
一度乗ってみたい！ >>343
木津川駅は、夜中ハッテン駅よw
金比羅に来る人もいたりするわよー 汐見橋駅に降り立ったら、ここはどこ？私は誰？今はいつなの？状態になること請け合い。 汐見橋線で来る人なんているのかしら？
空気運搬線みたいな感じなのに。 阪神電車が通ってからは、汐見橋線も微増してるみたいよ。 隣のマンションから通ってる人いるのかしら？
まだ新しいから、ある意味富裕層？ あのマンションというかアパート、普通の賃貸じゃないの？
富裕層が住む建物には見えないけど >>344
えーっ！木津川駅は見たことある
無人で、駅前が原っぱだった
あそこで？まさに秘境だわ 金比羅温泉をハッテン場って知ってる人が
近くの木津川駅をハッテン場って知らない方が驚き 木津川は取り締まりが多くて逮捕者まで出てるのにまだお盛んなのかしら？ 今度木津川にも行ってみようかしら…。何時ごろがいいのかしら？ 行くとしたら深夜だね。
改札口でマッパで盛ってたオッサンふたりが捕まってたけどこういう場合どうなるのかな？
あれ見てから行ってないわw それなら金比羅で十分じゃない？
汚いデブ親父が駅で絡んで捕まるなんてしゃれにならん。 木津川駅でググったら深夜は荻野茶屋辺りと同じくらいやばいやつが多いとかでてきたぞ 左ケツに手術痕みたいな傷があるトカゲ顔のヤツ、ずっと付いてきて、ほんま気色悪いわ。かなりの常連か？不細工同士で喋ってた。 >>362
一回行ってみたら？？
車で来たりしてる人もいて、
一番多い時で、20人くらいいた事あったけど、
イケメンっぽい人もいたりとか楽しかったよ
2年くらい前の話だけど >>364
それっていつの時間帯が賑わうの？トイレでやるの？ >>365
24:00～2:00くらいじゃないかな
金曜日とか土曜日かな
数回しか行ったことないんだけど、
MNJとかで結構募ってるよ
トイレは真っ暗で前が見えないから、
改札入ってすぐのところとか、
ホームのベンチとかかな
逮捕者出たんなら人減ってんのかなぁ
全裸で盛ってる人は見たことないわ
シコって誘ってる人とか、
前の公園までやってる人いたけど
さすがにバックまでやってる人は見たことない
手コキ、フェラくらいまで
スレチだから終わります。 >>365
私も以前車で行ってたけど今はもう過疎ってるわよ。
昔は高架下のほうまで行けたけどフェンスができて行けないし
警察きたら皆蜘蛛の子散らすように逃げ回ってトイレでオチオチハッテンどころじゃないわ。 子どもなんか来ない場所と時間なんだから、警官もほっといたらいいのにね。 >>366
私有地だから、正当な理由で逮捕されますよ >>370
そうよ、踏み切り手前の空き地は道路予定地って名目で国有地だけど、
駅舎の奥の駐車スペースは、その奥の会社の私有地だから変な事してたら通報されるわよ。
高架の向こうも新しく公団が立つから造成中だし、もう木津川駅はハッテン場としての役目は終わったわよ。
悪いこと言わないから、金比羅で盛りなさいな。 >>341
あたし一度、駅のホームでタイプのイカホモいるわぁと思ってたら
同じ車両に乗って同じ大正で降りて同じ方向に歩いて
橋渡って金毘羅入るのも同じだったことあるわ
恥ずかしいから風呂では知らんぷりしてたわ ホントだわ、もったいない。
男とチンコは一期一会よ。 金毘羅のせいで大正駅付近にいるイカデブは全部ホモに見えてしまう >>373
眼がチラチラが合ったとかじゃないと望み薄じゃない？ >>372
捨て身のブスなんだから自分からいかなきゃ。
人生やったもん勝ちよ。 隣に座って手を握ったらいいのよ。何事も直球が肝心。 >>370
>>371
あのさぁ、思うんだけど、
金比羅も公共の場だから、
やってる現場さえおさえられれば
逮捕されるんじゃないの？
リスクは金比羅の方が低いだろうけど
そもそもこういうハッテンは
どこも通報次第では逮捕されると思うのよ
別に木津川行こうって募ってるわけではないのよ もし警察が調査に来たら
風呂入るのかなぁ。
アタシ見るオンリー釜だから、是非来てほしいわ。 おとり捜査ｗ
明日お昼久しぶりに寄ろうかな
触れてきたひとにはお応えしてイカセてあげる
３本は抜いてあげたいなあ 昼に行くなんて自分が爺って言ってるようなもんじゃん >>391
宮迫ではない。そんな上等な顔じゃなくて リアルにトカゲだよ。
左ケツに傷あるからすぐわかる。 >>386
あ ごめん
ウケたい気分だったのでロイヤル行ってました >>398
どうやって撮ったんだろう
捕まればいいのにねw
このおっさん、あたしは心の中で不破万作と呼んでるの >>398
買って見たけど自分が映ってなくて安心したわw
知ってる顔ばかりで笑ったけどお気の毒でもあるわ
イケメンがゼロなのも残念 逮捕させる方法ないんかな。こんなの許したらあかんと思う。 これやっちゃうと、銭湯の存続すら危ういわね。
何時くらいの景色かしら？
そもそもこんな盗撮許されるの？ ありがとうございます。楽しんで頂けて良かったです。
ここは、おそらく日本一有名な（笑）ハッテン銭湯なんです。
5ちゃんねるでもスレッドがあるので、良ければ検索してみて下さい。
だってよ 第２弾３弾とあって
すでに顔出しバージョンが出回ってるかもね >>402
イケメンがゼロ？
それは確か？
自分は映ってないってことでとりあえず安心したわ 少し前にスポメンでも似たような事が。
撮ってたやろっ！って言われてた。
帰ったからその後どうなったかわからないけど。
同一人物なのかな。
配信元とかで何とかならんもんかね。
犯罪やん。。 自分が映っているのではないかと心配したひとがこんなの買ってしまわないように
動画に映ってる常連の特徴とか書いてもらえないかな～
だいたいわかると思うｗｗ 盗撮モノってガチなのもあるのね…
ガチでもフィクションでも勃つけど抜けないわ >>409
>5ちゃんねるでもスレッドがあるので
犯人は間違いなくここのスレをチェックしてる
もしかすると>>393は犯人による宣伝の書き込みかも｡｡｡ 顔は普通に映ってるわよ
お風呂セットの中にカメラを忍ばせてたんでしょうね
脱衣場のシーンの時計が夜11時30分頃だったわ
二階や奥のラドン、ミストサウナは全く映ってなかったわ
動画はZIPで圧縮されてるからPCの知識が無い人は見れないと思うわ 盗撮気にする奴がこんなとこくるとは思えないんだけど？ >>414
喧嘩になって殴られたりしたのよね
スポメンの外観を撮影してる人がいたからオーナーに言ったら警察で喧嘩のことで来てる言うてたわ
それだったのね >>414
犯罪だけど金毘羅自体犯罪みたいなもんでは・・・ >>422
そうそう
こいつらが盗撮ｶﾞｰ!!!って騒ぐこと自体お門違い 23:30ならあたしも帰ってるから良かったわ
でも、金比羅でやっちゃいけないことやってるけど
盗撮はダメでしょ…
盗撮ならまだしも、金儲けしてんのよ！？
気持ち悪いけど、
おっさんが脱衣所で盗撮してるのなんて可愛いもんよね
やってる事は同じだけど 警察が盗撮を取り調べたら、そこには目を疑う光景が映っていて
てなことになるんだろうなｗ 私もその時間まで殆ど居たことないから安心したけどその時間帯の常連てどんな人か興味あるわ >>424
犯人乙
震えて眠れ
警察に告発告発さっさと告発！ >>398も>>411も、俺見れないんだけど、どうしてかな？ 管理者に問い合わせがあるから、盗撮されたから警察に訴えたいので投稿者のIPアドレスを教えてくださいって言えばいいと思う。 今日は休みなのかー
せっかく大阪出張なのに残念。。
休みの日はみんなどこへ行くの？ >>436
公立のフリーwifiとか職場のネット回線使ってたりしない？ >>431
>>434
人間のクズ。逮捕されろ犯罪者！！ >>431
>>434
人間のクズ。逮捕されろ犯罪者！！ 盗撮犯罪者が降臨ｗｗ
このスレを監視してますｗ
>>409
>5ちゃんねるでもスレッドがあるので >>424＝>>431=>>434
こいつマジで本人じゃないの？
京アニの青葉みたいなキチガイ池沼っぽいけどｗ
精神病院に逝くかさっさと自首しなさいよ！ よくわからんけどなぜそんなに怯えてるの
映ってたの？ 頭おかしい奴涌いてるな
多分盗撮に映ってた奴なんだろうw
探せ！ 盗撮犯、「今のところこのアングルだけ。2階も撮りたい」とかコメントしてるから、きっとまたやるわよこいつ。
金毘羅の盗撮だけじゃなくて、閉店したグリーンプラザ新宿サウナや東京都内の某銭湯での盗撮動画が大量に売られてるから、
通報先は大阪府警か警視庁ね。サイバー警察の通報先も貼っておくわ。盗撮行為、無修正わいせつ動画の違法販売よ。
https://www.npa.go.jp/cyber/soudan.htm サイバー警察通報先
https://cybersecurity-jp.com/security-measures/26558
https://www.gay-square.com/seller_prof?curr_page=1&;seller_id=X9200312 盗撮犯の金毘羅投稿 こういうのが野放しで何百件も動画を販売し続けられてること自体が、警察って仕事してるのかなって思っちゃうわ。あからさまに犯罪なのになぜアカウント消されるとかしないのかしらーって。 でも警察に通報すると、ハッテンはできなくなるでしょうね。警察が中に入って監視始めるんだから。 盗撮映像が公衆浴場でホモが迷惑行為をしている証拠になる
警察が乗り出し
やがて誰も来なくなった・・・という結末
なので
客たちが協力して怪しいやつを監視し、犯人発見なら捕まえて
私的制裁を加えたほうがいいんじゃないかな いやこんな状態じゃいずれすたれるでしょうよ。1人のクソガマのせいで。
それならもういいじゃないよ。つるし上げてやらないとあんたたちいずれ被害者になるわよ 「〇〇湯で盗撮が行われている」って通報なら監視するでしょうけど、「〇〇サイトで盗撮者が丸見え動画を販売している」なら投稿販売者を調べて自宅捜査して逮捕！となるんじゃない？ お前らのせいでニュー速に定期的に立てられるスレ
10代の女の子､飲食店でのバイトを終え更衣室でロッカーを開けると自分の下着に精液をぶっかけられているのを見つけて絶望 [597533159]
https://leia.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/poverty/1565269610/ >>458
銭湯経営者が涙の訴え。「ネットで勝手にゲイの名所にされてゲイが一般客の前で咥えたりしごき合ってるんです」 [324064431]
https://leia.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/poverty/1565270100/ >>459
これ前もスレ立ってたと思うけど、こっちのスレは割と肯定的なレスが多くてワロタ それならまだいいわ
対立煽りアフィでホモ叩きまくりのスレもあるから 客層入れ変わるの
昼、夕方1部、夕方2部、夜1部、夜2部くらいかしら
毎日同じ様な時間帯に行ってると自分含め同じメンツばっかりだから
時間変えると良くも悪くも景色変わるわね
この間、豚とゴリラがやってて、
それを見て入りたそうなデブ猿がいたわ
デブ猿もいれて3人でやっちゃえばいいのにって思ったけど、
あんな見え見えの所でやっても
複数は嫌なのかしら 本人はアシストのつもりかもしれないけど勝手に触られると萎えるのよ 豚とゴリラとわたし～♪
デブ猿と呼ばれても～
一緒にい～させて～ balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
gtppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronrets) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboarjajgmd the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut wpl undergo a long recovery as his aa as balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
gtppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronrets) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboarjajgmd the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut wpl undergo a long recovery arr32r3223 problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, fefwe we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
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re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
gtppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronrets) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboarjajgmd the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut wpl undergo a long recovery as his oblems and lack of strength tjgp and co-ordination, fefwe we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
gtppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronrets) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboarjajgmd the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut wpl undergo a long recovery as his blems and lack of str pjjaw ength and co-ordination, fefwe we expect there will be symptoms of
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re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
gtppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronrets) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboarjajgmd the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut wpl undergo a long recovery as his gjtpgm a ems and lack of strength and co-ordination, fefwe we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
gtppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronrets) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboarjajgmd the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut wpl undergo a long recovery as his >>466
2人でやっても捕まると思うんだけど、
なんで2人はセーフで3人はアウトなのよ
昨日、22:00頃ジョギングで前通ったら、
自転車沢山止まってたわぁ
遠征組み&盆暇組で賑わってそうね >>484
3人でやったら2人よりは目立つでしょ。 >>485
2人でも3人でもも男同士盛ってんだから、目立つわよw なんで学生がわざわざ新世界来てロイヤル行くんだよｗ
梅田の北欧で止まるわ普通は それを知らないで、大浪橋から木津川に強風で転落したら悲惨ね。 台風でも開けろよ！
ハッテンに休みはないんだよ！！！ ここ台風でも開けてたよね
閑散としてて、途中で閉めたりしてたし、
そんな無駄な苦労するくらいなら、
初めから閉めてる方が英断だと思うわ 昨日の遅い時間、ロッカー待ちが6、7人いて、おばちゃんが新しく入ってきた人に「あなたは何番目」って教えてあげてたわ
以前はこのスレで、ロッカーの空きがないときは荷物まとめて袋に入れて番台で預かってくれるみたいなレスがあった気がするけど、
今はそういうのないのかしら？ ロッカー待ちって ロッカーが空くのを待つってこと？
そうまでして入る所やないと思うけど。 だから、儲かって儲かって止められないんでしょうね。
そろそろ改装改築してほしいものだけど。 >>504
そう思うけど、そういう人が昨日は何人もいたのよ
初めて見たけど、混んでると起きるのね >>500
前は袋に入れて女風呂のロッカーにおばちゃん入れてくれてたのに
今は順番伝えるだけなのね。 >>508
やっぱり以前はあったのね
十人くらい預かって、途中であれを出して、これを戻してとかやってたら
めんどくさすぎてやめたのよね、きっと
だとしたら、以前より客数増えてるってことかしらね >>510
あれだせこれ出せは厚かましいわ。
てか、確実に鍵をもってかえって
個人ロッカーにしてるバカがいると思うわ。
全部鍵あれば、ロッカー待ちなんかないはず。 常連が勝手にマイロッカーみたいな使い方してるんでしょ
鍵持ち帰りとかありえんわ そもそもロッカーの鍵を持ち帰ってる人ばっかりだから、
1/3くらいしか利用出来ないのも問題だわ
だから、待ってる人がいる＝儲かってるってのは違うと思うわ
順番も支持してえらいわよ、おばちゃん。 閉店間際までおった人は閉まってるロッカーをチェックして、ネットでロッカー番号の共有しようぜ 昔はロッカー荒らしがおったんじゃ
作業着持っていかれたわ あんたの場合は顔写真つけとけば
もっていかれないわよ ひとりで２つも３つも占有してるのがいるんだよ
モヒカンのように 店側はカギ持ち帰りは黙認してるの？
開かずのロッカーがたくさんあるのは明らかなのに うん、閉店後にロッカー見たら一目で分かるはずなのにね。 貸しロッカー代わりに使って何が悪いのよ
何しようが客の自由よ そもそもここに来ること自体異常だから自己責任ってことでいいんじゃないかしら？ 開かないロッカーに何が入ってるのか気になる
カビの生えたレーズンパンとかならまだしも
クスリの受け渡しに使われてる可能性すらあるのに スペアーもってるんなら
おっちゃんに確認してもらいたいわ。
てか、一部月極めロッカーすれば良いのに。無理やけどw 金毘羅でもスポメンでも、出た直後に職質くらうことあるからね～ 公衆浴場から出てきて職質はないだろｗ
そんなお巡りいたら逆ネジ食らわせてやる なに言ってんの？15日前の三連休でとっくに終わってるんだけど >>543
会社や職種によるだろうけど、今日までよ。
9連休よー。 >>543
ごめんなさい、お盆がってことね。
お盆休みって思っちゃったわ >>539
橋の上で待ち伏せされてたことあるけどね
柱に隠れてて、びっくりしてギャーって大声上げたわｗ カップルで来るジジイうぜぇ
いちゃついてんじゃね-ぞ！！！ カップルのジジイって、ゲイバーのマスターと相方かしら？ 最近は盗撮や警察が怖いわ
和光や常盤もヤバイし
三輪ノ湯みたいなゲイが安心できる銭湯ないの？ 息子が後継いで続けてくれないかしら。
孫の代になったらもう行かないから。 孫がここに来る誰よりも真っ黒に日焼けして発展ガマに見えてくる スポメンって、顔をムニムニしてそうな
キモい駄デブって意外といないけど
金毘羅にはいっぱい居そうよね >>570
子供が夏に日焼けするのは当たり前でしょ。 >>575
潰れたんじゃなかったかしら？鶴亀よね？ >>576
野球部だからよ。見るからに補欠だろうけど。 みんなすごいわね。
息子や孫までにまで言及できるなんて。 >>579
ここで仕入れた情報よw
孫を変な目で見るのやめなさいよ！！
かなり前だけど、孫がシャンプー持って入ってきて、
頭洗ってたみたいで、
急に泡だらけでビッショビショのまま、
番台に座ってるおばあちゃんに、
めっちゃ怖い！！入らなきゃ良かった！
おっさんが近寄ってきた！！って半泣きになりながら、
訴えてたわよ。
見境いない爺死ねばいいのにって思いながら、
見てたわ。
ほんと可哀想だったわ… >>565
そうなの？
この前はいきなりボイラーのとこから出てきて、
番台のおばちゃんに自転車のカギが無い！とか
なんかごちゃごちゃ言ってたわ＞孫 >>581
孫になんて説明したのかしらね、おばあさま… 中学生なら、ここがどういう銭湯かうすうす分かってるんじゃないかしら。 >>584
頭抱えてたわ！！
孫も知ってるでしょ。
おばあちゃんに悪態つくでしょ、彼。
お爺ちゃん自体が、おばあちゃん(嫁)に悪態ついてるから、
きっとそんなの見てバカにしてんのね！
中学生にまでそんな目で見る奴は、
死ねばいいと思うし、
あそこにきてる人は、全員ゲイみたいな考えやめた方がいいわ
常連なら孫って分かるから何もしないだろうけど
ほんとあのお孫さん可哀想だわ ゲイ排除したら潰れるかしら？
設備は整ってるわよね。
サウナ2種追加料金なし、露天、ラドン、水風呂に大きな休憩室。環状線の徒歩圏内。
排除しても潰れなさそうだけど。 売上9割ぐらい無くなりそうなのにやっていけるかしら？ 今の時代、どんな商売でも何かに特化しなきゃ駄目だ
今池みたいに男湯だけにするのは危ういかもしれないが
方向性は間違ってない >>593
旧ルーシスみたいに2階を仮眠室にしてほしい 水風呂にデブが1人長風呂するのやめてほしいわ
後、足水してるやつ
ズケズケ入って行ったら、
狙われてるとか思われるの嫌だし >>601
>水風呂にデブが1人長風呂
夏場はいつもそうね
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rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
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when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his gtppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And tyrarara(astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will returooooopEarth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his jad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And tyrarara(astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will returooooopEarth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kpgjadjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his jad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And tyrarara(astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will returooooopEarth on Monday following a six-month
mission abotjgp e International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his jad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And tyrarara(astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will returooooopEarth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboard th pgjtppernational Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his >>611
豚がいじけるとコレやるんだ
頭おかしいんだろうな ２階の休憩室をミックスルームにしたらいいなと思うけど、
そうすると法律上の扱いが変わり手続きが必要になるから、変えないんだろうな。 そういえば、有馬温泉の公衆銭湯には畳敷きの休憩室があったわね。 >>616
湯楽にも畳だったかな？休憩所あるわよ。
出来ないことないだろうけど、まぁ無理よね
前に新設された椅子、壁が背もたれだから、
デブが勢いよく座るのか壁がグラグラしてたわ ちなみに2回の休憩室の風呂と繋がってる方のドアの横に電気のスイッチあるからいつでも暗くできるぞww ここ、ミックスルームを作って第二の竹の家になって欲しいわ！ >>622
私もそれ思ってたわ。
いっそのこと竹の家でいいと思うの。
おばちゃんらは嫌々だろうけど生活は一気に潤うと思うわ。
あの辺って実は場所いいような気がしてきたわ。
寂れた感じもありつつ、ちょっと歩けばイオンやら、
なんばやら行けたりして昭和っぽいけど西成の感じとはまた違う。
通い慣れたせいか駅近いと思ってる。 竹の家って名前がちょくちょく出るけどどういう店なの？ 内心は
中国人の金持ちが現れ
この土地を大金で買いホテルとかしてほしいだろうね pgjtadmwjjtmaddmggtwmjjgjwadmtpe time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it tooipk him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (aterterauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will retrrwearth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kuygggggggggggge doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his pgjtadmwjjtmaddmggtwmjjgjwadmtpe time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it tooipk him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per monuiuth that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (aterterauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kuygggggggggggge doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his pgjtadmwjjtmaddmggtwmjjgjwadmtpe time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. David adjusted to weightlessness, it tooipk him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no pioi
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (aterterauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques will return to Earth on Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kuygggggggggggge doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his gtppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyupjgian, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his gtppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kuyumjian, tjgathe doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his gtppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kupgajwan, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his そういえばこの前おばちゃんが浴室に入って徘徊してたわ。あちこちでやってておばちゃん見てしまったのか一瞬言葉失う瞬間とかあって面白かったわ。 あの時クソホモの行為を止めて警察に出して居たら
今頃
うん汁や精子やゴムなど掃除しないで
普通の銭湯だったのにー
お店の人の心の声より 色んな掲示板をみて興味はあるのですが、どうしても行く勇気が出ません。
電車に乗って行かないといけないし。
行ったらいつでもハッテン行為が行われてるんでしょうか？
168、58、26細マッチョです。
髪は少し長いです。
需要ありますか？
体毛は処理してます。
陰毛もカットしてます。 >>640
うーん、100回くらい死んで生まれ変わってきてそれでもどうかなぁ…っていうレベル >>640
金比羅なんかじゃなくて、もう少し上品なところに行ったほうがいいと思うけど... 実際は若いから寄ってくるでしょうね
若いならこんなところじゃなくても需要あると思うけど >>640
細マッチョというにも細い
>>650
デブは階段から突き落とされるよ この前初めて怪談から滑って落ちてるやつ見たけどガリだったよ 週末でない平日でもロッカーないぐらい混んでるとは驚いた。
2階のベンチで平気にやってるしね。 >>657
もう～姐さんったら～！すっとぼけないでよ
決まってるでしょ！あれよ！あれっ！(*^o^*) 使えないロッカーが少しづつ増えていくんだが
けして中を見てはいけない 今日は雨だからじじい率8割よ
ガテン系がくるのは夜9時以降ね ちょっと迷ってる可愛い子は行くのを躊躇われるから爺率が上がるんでしょ シャンプー盗むなって注意書きしてほしいわ
2回やられた どうせエロ目的で来てるんだからタオルだけ(あとローション？)でいいじゃん >>675
ボトルにウンコ入りってステッカー付ければ絶対盗まれないよ >>679
貸しタオルあったかな
石鹸は一回分のがあった気がするが いつも思うんだけど、番台のおばさんってなんか高圧的で怖いね。 タオルなんて絞ればいいだけじゃない。どんだけめんどくさがりなの？ 昔常連だったアテクシから一言だけ忠告
あそこの貸タオルは絶対借りてはいけない
あれはタオルじゃ無いわ、雑巾よ雑巾！！
濡れた時に臭い嗅いでみたら分かるわ
もう思いっきり脳ミソ破壊されるくらいのリーサルウェポンよ 分かるわ。私もずっと借りてたから。
あそこで洗っても洗った気がしなくて、家でお風呂入るから変わらないんだけどね。 >>689
二度と借りない！と思うような雑巾一歩手前みたいなタオルもどきだよ。
100円だったと思うけど。 そこまでタオル程度の汚れを気にするやつがここに来る意味がわからない 雑巾みたいなタオルで金を取るのか…。どこまでもえぐい銭湯だな。 雑巾みたいな客には雑巾みたいなタオルを選んで渡してるんだよ
自分はまっさらのタオルしか渡されたことがないから
あとタオルの色は好みを言えばそれを渡してくれるから タオルは上から順にとってるだろとか寝ぼけた反論はいらないよ
自分の場合は下のほうから新しいタオルを渡されるんだから あと、タオルの色は重要よ
イケメン風に見える色ってあるから
白くて○○商工組合とかのダサイ文字が入ってるようなのはNGね >>702
タオルの色の好みwww
もう持っていけよ 他所の銭湯はホモ締め出してるわよ。スパワールドもえげつない。 他はダメねコックリング付けていっただけで怒られたわ
二度と行かないわよ！ 今さっきめちゃくちゃ若くてかわいい男の子がよりにもよってジジイに露天でフェラされてたわ
アナルいじられて物凄くビクビクしてたしとんでもない子だったわよ コックリング付けて風呂入らないで！
間に垢が付いてそう >>711
爺にとって若い子のエキスは長寿の薬なのよ…。
ホモ爺に長生きが多いのはこういうわけなのよ。 >>714
私にも若いエキス分けてほしいわ
ジジイだけじゃなくて私にもあの子のアナルやお口使わせてほしかったわよ ホモ爺に長生きが多いんじゃなくて行き場がないから群がるだけでしょう 男湯と女湯をつかって、ガリとデブにわけたら
どっちが賑わうかしら。 デブのモチモチむっちり感とか服着たときのピチピチ感ってたまんないわよね 爺でもかわいい子供の頃やモテた青春時代があったかと思うとあまり邪険に扱っていいのかしらって思うときもあるわね >>720
最近の状況ならガリじゃない？
昔は太った人がほとんどだったけど、今は細い人ばっかりだし >>728
そうやって印象操作しようとするのがガリ 割合的に
デブ2
ポチャ2
マッチョ2
普通2
ガリ2
位の割合
デブ、ぽっちゃりは割と普通、ガリに手を出す
普通、ガリは同じの求めてる
マッチョもマッチョを求めてる
たまにデブがデブを求めてるって感じよね
だからデブが余る ガリがデブに囲まれてる図なんて見たこと無い
現実見ろ現実 >>731
最速デブw
そもそも、デブもガリも関係なく囲む人なんて中々いないわよ？
だって、ほとんどのガリはデブを求めてないからね！！
痩せなさい！！ ガリなんてゴミだと思ってるし、それで不満を感じてないんだから痩せる必要がないだろ
需要と供給を考えろ >>733
はいはい、お疲れ様
デブがモテるとか頭イかれてるわよ？
大体の人間はデブは嫌いだし、
デブは自己管理できない人ってことだからね
社会不適合者多い
断っても断っても付いてきたりね、気持ち悪いのよ >>736
終わりかしら？
今日も暑いから、脂汗かきながら目を真っ赤にしてるのね
デブ専デブとか
汚い絵面…もはやホラーだわ！！
社会のゴミは撤回するわ、ごめんなさい
社会の汚物だわね しかもデブお断りのテンバスレならともかく、金比羅スレで発狂するのってガリヒエラルキーの中でさえゴミだろ ガリよりはデブの方がいいよね。ただしガチデブに限る。 デブが触ってきたので振り払ったら「なんで？」だってｗ ちょっと、デブがヒエラルキーなんて言葉使ってイキってるよ。
いろんなところが残念ですね。 俺は好意を持ってくれただけで嬉しいので、来る者は拒まずだわ。 >>722
デブは、マッチョ以下を全てひっくるめてガリと呼称してる いつものガリじいさんは常にageてるから自演わかりやすい >>749
いつものデブ爺さん
デブがディスられると飛んできてガリ連呼ｗ tppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typically (astronauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kupgajwartetoctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his tppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kupgajwan, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his tppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typicalrtreternauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kupgajwan, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his tppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the ajgmrnational Space Station. Raffi Kupgajwan, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his tppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kuppgjan, the doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his tppjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kupgajwajgatphe doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his でもガリロンゲにしゃぶられるくらいなら爺のほうがマシって思ってしまう とはいえ、内田裕也みたいな爺が来たら逃げちゃうな…ｗ >>768
あら あなた それ偏見よ。
わたしを試してから言いなさいよw 昨日いつものベトナム人きてたわ
ジジイに囲まれて地獄絵図だった >>771
いつものってどんなの？
なんで国籍まで知ってる？
タイ人かもしれないだろ！ 文化的背景じゃね？
ベトナムはそもそもゲイ活動してるのがタイより相当少なそう >>782
でも嫉妬してますね
人種差別主義の豚ですか？ 数ヶ月に一回来る程度だけど頭にオレンジのタオル巻いてガム？噛んでる
やたら乳輪デカいギョロ目のオバさん顔のだらしない体のおっさんと毎回遭遇する そんなのいる？自分が行っていつもいるのは
長髪の仙人みたいなキモガリと特徴ないオッさん3人くらい。
あと、男前色白筋肉質のデカマラ兄さん。
いつも思うんだけどあの人なんでこんな汚いとこくるんやろw ここの常連で来なくなった人は、エイズで病死したと思っていいのかしら？ ドリライブで4万人来場だから帰りは寄る人が多くて、ロッカーなくなるわね。 >>786
イメージ出来たわ…w
ペットボトル持ってウロウロしてるやつよね？
あの方ハゲ隠しかしら帰りはキャップ被って時代遅れの中学生みたいな服装で帰るのよ…いつまでも少年でいたいのね…
最近細め筋肉質のフィリピーノよく見るわ。 >>794
そうそう！その人
お茶のペットボトルも持ち歩いてるわw
ひたすらウロウロして奥のラドンやらで居座ってるけど誰かとデキたりするんだろうか… 暑い上に風呂やサウナは無理だな
でも、合法的に勃起晒せるのが魅力 >>799
そもそもデブが勃起してても気付かないわ デブが勃起してても欲情しなくない？
なんか直角に出てんだもん。 >>794
イメージついた。
背の低いデブ。ヒゲ面。ちょこちょこ歩き。
麦茶のペットボトル。
違うかな？ >>803
あたしがイメージしたのは色白の普通体型だわ。目付きは悪いわ pjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fighting gravity. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut DafefweSaint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kupgajwajgatphe doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his pjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fightinrwerweg gravity. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kupgajwajgatphe doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his pjad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fightinedqwdqwdqwdqw. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kupgajwajgatphe doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his jad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fightinedqwdqwdqwdqw. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard thpgjtpe International Space Station. Raffi Kupgajwajgatphe doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his jad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fightinedqwdqwdqwdqw. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kupgpgjtpgdjgatphe doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his jad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fightinedqwdqwdqwdqw. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kupgagtptajgatphe doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his 木津川駅での深夜ハッテンまだやってる？行ってみたいんだけど。 >>814
やってんじゃない？
MNJで募集かけてみたら？
平日は少ないんじゃないかしら 闇スポット 行ってみようかしら
165・120・69 行きたいけど治安悪そうで怖い
襲われたらどうしよう 金比羅帰りに木津川へって思ったことあるけど
襲われるっていうより霊的な方だわ。
大阪と思えないもの。廃墟な感じ。
毛馬も水音が不気味だけど、その感じとはまた違うわ。 実際そういうところで薬の取引とかやるんじゃないの？ え！そんな人来たの！行きたかったわ！来たらすぐツイッターで知らせるのよ！いいわね？ いつの時代の織田無道かにもよるだろ
今は普通の爺だぞ いまや末期がんでヨレヨレの爺なのにそんなのに興奮できるならデブとかガリとか選ぶ意味ないだろ 月曜行ったら旅行で銭湯に来た感じの
ここの事情を知らない20代白人2人組が来て
いい身体拝ませてもらった。
露天でやってるの見てビックリして引き返してたw
最後「ボディソープがない」って「適当なの使っちゃえ」って言ってたから
俺のボディソープを貸してあげて
他の兄貴がシャンプー貸して何とかなった。 「だめよ 人が見てる ちんちん舐めないで」（もっと見て） 盗撮に気をつけなさい
ビデオにされて売られてるかもよ >>836
あの感じだとノンケなのかも
>>837
大正駅付近に安くて良い宿があるみたいで
マツキヨとか外国人がいっぱいだったからなぁ
日本の体験として銭湯に行ってみたいと思ったのかも。 >>840
近くにまともな銭湯があるのになんでそうなるの？
アホ過ぎてヤダ。 >>841
同じ日本人でも県外からの旅行者なんてそんなのいっぱい居るわよ
少しは下調べしろよって人が ホモ占有率が高いといっても一般客だって来るんだから
いきなり捨て身になったりしないで、わきまえてね ここもう有名だから、一般客は寄り付かないんじゃないの？ >>847
定期的にこれ書くクズなんなの
どこで盗まれた書けって突っ込まれて発狂してたアホ アホ同士にしかわからない待ち合わせの暗号だったりしてねｗ >>841
そんなこと言われても
外国人に聞いてないから分からないし
彼等お風呂楽しんでたし
チンコ通常時でもデカマラだったし
目の保養になったから
ええんじゃない？ ゴリマッチョとやれたｂｙデブ
ありがとうございました 体洗って湯舟から10代ぽいのにチンコガン見されたんだけど、どうやらそいつが番台の孫だったらしい
潜在的お仲間なんじゃないの？孫 >>852
ないないw
なんでもかんでも仲間にしたがるのって釜の悪い癖よ >>854
タイプじゃなかったら仲間にしたがらないでしょる ここ来ると尻穴がチンコ欲しがるからいけない
他所でじゅぽじゅぽ搾り取ってあげたい それよりロッカー改修した方がええやろ
ロッカー少ないのに客増やしても入れんし 茶髪に金のメッシュ入れて、髭生やした色黒オジサンて今も来てるの? 毎回毎回そんなつまんない嘘ついて何が楽しいの？基地外は病院に行って薬飲んで寝てろ。 >>835
本国へ帰ってから「これが一般的な日本の慣習だ」
みたいに紹介されたのでは、日本の実態が誤解されてしまいます。 どこの国だって、サウナやスパでのハッテン行為はありますわよ。
サムソン高橋と熊田ぷう助がそのレポート本を出してますわよ。 >>875
最後に帰ったことあるが
下駄箱の鍵だいぶ紛失してるのな
下2段ぐらいはほとんど紛失
女子側使うしか無い 下駄箱やロッカーのカギを持ち帰ってる奴って常連なんですか？キモいね。 下駄箱や脱衣箱の鍵持ち帰りは
売れないデブが腹いせにやってる模様 またいつものガリが相手してほしそうに喚き始めてる
脳の老化がやばい 茶髪に金のメッシュ入れて、髭生やした色黒オジサンて今も来てるの? >>873
あれは笑ったわ。金比羅の事もちょろっとあったわね >>884
お前のレスっていつ見ても売れなそうなカマなんだけど？ 金比羅は10年くらい前が最も景色が良かったわ。
ガチムチもたくさんいたし、中にはガチムチをより筋肉質にした男も多々いたのよ。
英都の改装工事のせいなのよ。
ジジイどもが大挙して押し寄せて来たの。
それは別にいいけど、マナーを守らないクソゲスだらけの連中が好き勝手やっちゃったのよ。
おかげでモテ筋のガチムチは消え、どこ行っても誰にも相手にされない連中が残ったって訳よ。
皆さんも早く見限った方がいいわよ。 英都の改装工事はとっくに終わってるでしょ。
それにすぐ近くにロイヤルもあるじゃないの。 デブってチンコちっこ過ぎてエロい気持ちが湧き上がってこない。 脱衣場にミドリガメいるじゃない。
水槽の水が汚くて、すごい外に出たそうでかわいそうだった。
水変えてあげてほしい。放流は外来種だからたぶんだめよね？ 俺が見たときは結構きれいになってた
ただ陸地は作ってあげるべき >>891-892
番台のおばさんに進言しなさい。 適当な大きさのレンガか何か持って行って
入れてあげればいいわ 赤の他人が銭湯にレンガ隠して持っていくって明らかに不審者だろ(´・ω・`) いつも手ぶらで来て石鹸借りてるジジイいるけど買えよ！ ここでウーブと呼ばれたベトナム人、昨日も来てたわ
シャンプーとかしてたのに帰り手ぶらだったんだけど、まさか鍵持って帰ってないよね こういう所正直興味ある
固太り親父とかガチデブ親父とかタイプな俺にとって天国なのだろうか？（ちなみに俺も小太り）
だけど何か温泉のアチコチで結合とかシャワ完とかしてるみたいなのでそこら中…湯舟にまでウ〇コが浮いてそうで…
初めはゲイバーとかから始めた方が良いのだろうか？ 行ってみたら分かるわよ。
そこまでひどくはないと思うけど。 昨日、もろに寝湯の中に精液出してるのを見たわ。
今さらだけど、やはり目の前で見ると入る気にならないわね。 >>900
ウーブwたしかにウーブっぽいわ…
見る人が見たらガリガリの子よね。細い筋肉ある感じの。あの子掘られてるところ見てみたいわ >>903>>904
いや、ここ読んでると何だか魑魅魍魎の巣窟みたいな扱いになってるし
こういうのは本人の主観だから「爺ばっかり」と書かれてても自分から見たら全然オッケーてな場合もあるだろうし
でもキモイ爺に追いかけ回されたってのはちょっと怖いわ
アチコチでやりまくり！って衛生観念どうなってんの！？ってちょっと思う
湯舟で射精ってのも信じられんしね。せめて洗い場で出せよ！ほんで自分で流しとけ！って。
精子アリならウ〇コも湯舟含めたそこら辺でぶっ放してるだろ！って行った事無い俺は思ってしまう
まあそういう場所なのでイヤなら止めろって言われればそれまでだが
個人的には仲間のハダカが拝めて向こうも俺の事気になったら一緒に風呂出てお茶や食事でもって流れを望むのだが >>907
俺みたいなソフトな出会いならやっぱりそっちになるのか…
やはりここは出会い目的ではなくて「ヤる」だけが目的なんだな
サンキュー ベンチでしゃぶったりしごいたりするくらいなら十分ソフトだと思うがな。
行ってみないとわからんよ。 大多数がそういう目的ではないから拍子抜けして嫌がられるよ。
ほとんどのカマからしたら世間話してる場違い(ここはハッテン場と仮定して)な奴は迷惑でしかないからな 今日、愛燦燦を全力で唄ってた方がいたわ。
わりと上手かったわ。
途中、川の流れになってたけど。 >>903
>>904
>>907
>>909
>>910
アドバイスありがとう
>>912
>>913
俺からしたらそれでもかなり過激なんだが
アドバイスありがとう あのじじい相手見て怒鳴ってるわよ。いかついやつには怒鳴らない。おばちゃんに対してもそうだけど、あーいうタイプは社会ではやっていけないわね。 めちゃくちゃタイプのデブいたわ
ジュース買ってあげたら仲良くなれるかな 最近、精液出したら出しっぱなしの奴が多いわ。休憩室の椅子とかさ。
シャワーで流すかタオルで拭くかしなさいよ。 久々にクラブ温泉に行ったら金比羅よりひどい客層だったわ。しかもいまだに喫煙可能だし。 >>926
若い人はフリーターでもない限り仕事に行ってる 夜勤って場合はあるだろうけどわざわざ爺天国の昼に来るやつはいないだろ 混雑してても平気でやってるわよね。
ベンチのとこなんて明るいのに平気なようで。 ハズレしかないのにくじ引くアホと同じよ
いつ行っても妖怪しかいない おじいちゃんじゃなくておっちゃんとやりたい場合は何時ごろに行ったらいいの？
昼は爺だし、夜は若すぎるし・・・。土日は常連だらけだから平日にしようと思うんだけど。
平日の夜？ jad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fightinedqwdqwdqwdqw. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday followptj a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kupgajwajgatphe doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his jad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fightinedqwdqwdqwdqw. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboptgjthe International Space Station. Raffi Kupgajwajgatphe doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his jad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fightinedqwdqwdqwdqw. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raptgjadjwajgatphe doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his jad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fightinedqwdqwdqwdqw. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboard the International Space Station. Raffi Kupgaptgjadatphe doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his jad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fightinedqwdqwdqwdqw. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboardptjgadInternational Space Station. Raffi Kupgajwajgatphe doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his jad3mjtay. In fact, the time spent during weightlessness in space is often compared to
accelerated aging. Dgregwergwerfavid adjusted to weightlessness, it took him several weeks to adapt
when he was on the space station, and after a time he felt perfectly adapted to space. Now when he comes back,
rehabilitation that will be necessary to adapt to earth and gravity. Apart from
balance problems and lack of strength and co-ordination, we expect there will be symptoms of
“Earth sickness,” if you will. So the symptoms of nausea that generally come when astronauts arrive in space,
The loss of muscle is hard to quantify, it’s very variable. Bone loss, we’
re talking about an average of one per cent bone density per month that’s lost, but
it can vary. It depends on several factors, including how much exercise they did, their genetics, physical
shape before leaving, etc. Even if the lost bone density is mild or
non-existent or recoverable after a certain time, it’s quite possible that the bone architecture
is not recoverable at all. Bone architecture is simply the shape inside bones. It may be lost forever.
Does it have any practical or clinical impact? We don’t know yet.
Spending about six months (in space), it’s a little like having spent six months in
bed without moving. His body will have to readapt to gravity. He will need help getting
out of the capsule. Clearly, we have to expect some difficulty with the process, a certain lack of
balance. He may feel dizzy because his cardiovascular system is no
longer used to fightinedqwdqwdqwdqw. And typicallytyutyutonauts) have pains everywhere. From the
Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacqu you n Monday following a six-month
mission aboardptgjadernational Space Station. Raffi Kupgajwajgatphe doctor for the Canadian
Space Agency, explains that the 49-year-old astronaut will undergo a long recovery as his モテないのが嫌なら、頑張って太りなさい。痩せるよりは簡単よ。 ここに来たら孤独は解消されるかしら？それとも孤独が増すだけかしら？どう思う？ 死ねって言うならアンカーを付けてよね。誰あてかわかんないわ。 ブスのみんなは毎回やって帰ってるの？
ここって一部のヤリマンがやりまくって他の人はあんまりやってないイメージだけど。 別にデブ嫌いじゃないけど、あの人たち職場の健康診断とか気にならないのかしら。命よりももてることのほうが大事なの？ モテる為に太っているのでは無くてただ痩せられないだけでは？ 太ってるほうがモテるから痩せる必要がない
ただ動くのがしんどい デブがモテるとかw
デブは臭いし、短小だし、毛深いし、鼻息荒いし、電車で邪魔だし、社会のゴミとしか思えないわ 短小じゃなかったらデブでもいいんだけどね。
ちっこいのが直角に生えてるさまがちょっと無理。 少しデブはいいけど、信じられないデブいるじゃない。あれ何なのかしら。絶対病気だし、成人病で医療費税金から使ってほしくないわ。
そして、あんなのでも金比羅では相手がいるのが本当に信じられない。 露天で隣に座ってたら、自分のちんこしごいて延々アピールするだけの人って受けだよね？ デブよりガリのほうが寿命短いって何度言ったらわかるんだろうなこの爺さん そういえば、露天に入ってたら、おっさんが顔の前にちんぽを突き出して来たから、そのまましゃぶってあげたわ。 >>976
生産性のないホモは早く死んだほうがいいのよ？
ブヒブヒ言いながら生活習慣病になりながらも長生きしたいの？
迷惑だから早く死んだほうがいいわよ
>>977
やるじゃない
取り敢えず仮性包茎は見栄剥きでもするべきよ
チンカスたまってたら恐ろしいわ ガリガリの妖怪爺のほうがよっぽど迷惑なの金毘羅でもロイヤルでも見たらわかるだろうに(´Д｀)ﾊｧ… お爺ちゃん
爺が集まるロイヤルは行った事ないからわからないわ、ごめんなさいね 目くそ鼻くそすぎ
せめて北欧のブルーゾーンって言えよガリ爺 なんでいつもガリは金毘羅とかデブ専スレで発狂するの？
デブお断りのテン場なんていくらでもあるでしょ？
でもそういうところってたいてい年齢でも上限作ってるから金毘羅くらいにしか来れないんでしょ？
だからデブアンチで暴れてるのは爺確定なんだよ >>982
あたし32歳だけど爺かしら…
好きに妄想していいけど、少しは世間見なさいね
視野は広くしないと孤独のままよ
もう可哀想で見てらんないわ
デブに何を言われても悔しさ皆無www >>984
10年前から32歳って妄想撒き散らしてる痛さやばすぎ >>982
お前は若いのにデブスだから金毘羅くらいにしか来れないんだろ？ｗ まーた デブが発狂してんのかｗ
いいかげんにしなさい！ >>961みたいなこと言ってるからガリって馬鹿なんだよ
どこのポジションかにもよるし 昨日番台みたことない、がっちりお兄さんだったんだけど、親戚？ 昨日番台みたことない、がっちりお兄さんだったんだけど、親戚？ 175.90.38くらい
憶測苦手だから参考にならないかもだけど、
孫は中学生じゃなかった？ それ息子
たまに番台に座ってるキレイな女の人がその嫁 >>985
>>987
>>989
ガリガリ荒らしの自演ｗｗｗ このスレッドは１０００を超えました。
もう書けないので、新しいスレッドを立ててくださいです。。。
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