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>>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
「どけよ 豚野郎！」て怒鳴りたくなる 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 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 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
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