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A deaf couple was in bed, preparing to be int-m@te. The wife asked her husband if he was feeling k*nky.

He asked her why, and she described a s*xu@l act she had recently learned about.

She explained how she would wear a str@p-on and stand on the side of the bed, holding his feet high in the air until his legs went numb.

Then she would p*netr*te him, and his numb lower half wouldn't feel it until she was already inside him.

It's called the "Dead Peg Leg". "I don't know," he replied, "I've never heard of it. " "That's because you're deaf you silly idiot!"

Career switcher here trying to break into GenAI development. I can prompt GPT and built 2 RAG apps with tutorials. But job posts still ask for ML fundamentals, statistics, and some PyTorch.

Do I actually need to learn CNNs, gradient descent, and classical ML to do genai development in 2026? Or can I skip to just LLM APIs + vector DBs + evals? I have 6 months to study 20hrs/week. What would you learn if you started today? Don’t want to waste time on outdated stuff, but also don’t want gaps that bite me in interviews.

Most enablement content is about social selling on LinkedIn. That doesn't work for the Department of Defense. What are you guys using to enable your teams?

Most enablement content is about ""social selling"" on LinkedIn. That doesn't work for the Department of Defense. What are you guys actually using to enable your teams?

I keep seeing articles about discounted empty leg flights.

Has anyone here actually booked one successfully?

I jerked off but regretted it later–does that mean i raped myself?

I’m non-technical and every new flow means stitching typeform to airtable to Make to Slack. When I change a field, everything breaks.

I need a form that, on submit, creates records, kicks off approvals, generates docs, and updates dashboards, all in one place. If I add a field, downstream steps should adapt. I don’t want to maintain 10 tools.

Is there a single place to build forms plus the logic and data without code or devs? Speed matters more than customization right now.

I run a small boutique consulting firm, and I know my clients are on LinkedIn, but I simply don’t have the time to be a thought leader. Every time I look into linkedIn marketing services, the quotes I get are geared toward enterprise companies with massive budgets.

I just need someone to help me manage my profile, connect with the right decision-makers, and maybe get a few conversations started every month. Is there a middle ground for small businesses that need professional help without the corporate price tag?

Today wasn't perfect, but I still found reasons to be thankful.

I am grateful for another evening to rest, reflect, and try again tomorrow.

We’ve been running cold email campaigns for our saas product, but scaling has been tough. Once we increase volume, reply rates drop, and deliverability becomes an issue.

I’m considering cold email services that specialize in SaaS, but I’m unsure what differentiates a good one from a bad one.

Is it mostly about better targeting, or are there other factors that really move the needle?

I’m trying to build a workflow where an AI drafts a response to a complex legal query, but then a human lawyer must verify it before an automation sends it to the client. Most robotic process automation platforms seem to be either fully automated or fully manual.

I need a platform that natively supports human steps. Has anyone found a tool that handles this hybrid approach without breaking the automation chain?