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>>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
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