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06/19/2009 01:26:27 PMPost actions · #1
Kiss any more Ruby Ducky challenges at DPC goodbye.
Phthalates, aka, "the rubber ducky chemical" slated for BANISHMENT
Apparently, phthalates can block the production of testosterone. So if you are a guy who uses a lot of rubber ducks in your photos and have found yourself crying more often during telephone long distance plan commercials... ... sorry bruski
06/19/2009 01:29:02 PMPost actions · #2
I believe phthalates are used to soften plastics , so if you have a genuine rubber ducky you should be unaffected.
06/19/2009 01:33:54 PMPost actions · #3
I can see lots of pics of burning duckies in the coming weeks :P
06/19/2009 01:45:00 PMPost actions · #4
They are included in many types of plastic to make them more pliable and less brittle, but they are also routinely found in "personal care" products
Oh no! This could really be a problem for you Slippy.Message edited by author 2009-06-19 13:47:00.
06/19/2009 02:08:13 PMPost actions · #5
ok, going out on a limb here .... but maybe some of you "men need to block some of that testosterone"...I'm just say'n...hmmm
06/19/2009 02:10:27 PMPost actions · #6
Originally posted by Ja-9:
ok, going out on a limb here .... but maybe some of you "men need to block some of that testosterone"...I'm just say'n...hmmm
I'm wondering if it has anything to do with my large man-breasts and penchant for frilly undergarments.
06/19/2009 02:11:00 PMPost actions · #7
Originally posted by Strikeslip:
Originally posted by Ja-9:
ok, going out on a limb here .... but maybe some of you "men need to block some of that testosterone"...I'm just say'n...hmmm
I'm wondering if it has anything to do with my large man-breasts and penchant for frilly undergarments.
hmmmmmmmm...not going there...
06/19/2009 02:18:25 PMPost actions · #8
Originally posted by Strikeslip:
I'm wondering if it has anything to do with my large man-breasts and penchant for frilly undergarments.
This is one case where I'm truly happy no one has posted any images.....