Same for me with one of my fwb from back in the day
[QUOTE=ShootingBlanks;5456378]Some body best tell that to my ex from the late 1980's because sploooosh got damn.[/QUOTE]She offered to replace my mattress due to flooding. Super sweet taste too. Those days were a lot of fun.
I'm sure it wasn't five gallons, but it was a lot of not piss. Most studies done on a woman's sexuality suck, historically.
The plot (as well as the squirt) thickens!
[QUOTE=PeterJohnson;5456112]Human women don't have a 5 gallon tank of "Skene's fluid" in their bodies. Maybe you are f*cking some alien ***** but not a human woman.[/QUOTE]As the old bard said, "There are more things in heaven and earth than are dreamt of in your philosophy"!
Yet, you are surely right! It seems VERY strange that those tiny little Skene's glands can hold so much fluid!
So, here's the deal: it seems that the empirical experimental evidence indicated that Skene's fluid is part of the squirt in SOME women, while in others, it is pure urine.
[URL]https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.sciencealert.com/where-female-ejaculation-comes-from-and-what-it-s-made-of-science/amp[/URL]
Now, their sample size was only 7. So, I hypothesize that there is a continuous spectrum of squirted fluid, ranging from pure urine to pure Skene's fluid. The women that produce smaller volumes, like the Alex in RI who I mentioned, may be squirting pure Skene's. Indeed, her squirt was thick and milky, NOT watery, as would be expected for Skene's. On the other hand, women like Candy are supplementing the squirt with a lot of urine, which was indeed thin and watery and not milky. (But still enough Skene's to make it taste like Skene's rather than urine). Ditto for my Philly UTR.
I think it's a poster or something
[QUOTE=Boomer14;5462503]I think Tar Heroin but I'm not an expert. It could be an old burrito wrapper for all I know.[/QUOTE]That would be. A LOT of heroin. Not personal consumption quantities. And there's really no common street drug that uses that much foil for anything. Plus, it looks like it's elevated (her foot is behind it in one photo) and the markings seem 2-d.
My guess. Weird art?