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  3. Now this is a spanking

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  7. Worst Spanking Implement 1 2 3

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  8. Spanking An Baby/little Girl

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    • Hi and welcome from the UK!!
    • <excitedly sits right on top of Sofia and eats some, then tries to share with Sofia. Insistently>
    • Not really.  Using heat (even atomically generated heat) to boil water, convert steam to kinetic energy in a turbine and then use it to spin magnets past coils seems to me to be a roundabout-and-lossy way of turning heat into amps. I was thinking about some science-fiction solid-state technology that could scavenge heat to convert directly into electricity which would presumably come at the trade-off of the heat collector becoming cold under load (so free AC).  Something a few orders of magnitude more efficient than a Stirling engine. I do agree with your comment on nuclear technology in our fortunate-but-backward country.  Cheap political opportunism and a leftie-lynch-mob media has seen that particular carbon-neutral source of baseload power relegated to the "too hard" basket.  Why bother with courageous leadership if you can win your votes by whipping up hysteria? The scary thing to me is that even if fusion becomes viable, I fear that too will get categorised as "reactor" for party point-scoring and get sidelined. To drag back in some on-topic content, I had the weirdest riot of "nappy dreams" last night, all night.  I wet the bed too but that's par for the course these days it seems 🤣      
    • “Y-yes, I would!” Louise responded, her eyes lighting up as she took Marie’s offer at face value. She was in fact so desperate to try this that she did not see Marie’s obvious sarcasm! “You would really do that? For me?” Louise asked, grasping both of Marie’s hands. It was kind of cute how excited she was, but also equally pathetic. 
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