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For the life of me, I can't figure out what she'd use SuperGlue for, except for the obvious. Clearly, my mind isn't kinky enough.
So help me out here - what, on earth, did she learn there? (If you're serious and not just joking, please be clear.)
So help me out here - what, on earth, did she learn there? (If you're serious and not just joking, please be clear.)
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Date: 2010-01-01 06:12 pm (UTC)Interesting use for Super-Glue: if one wishes (for whatever reason) to have pointed ears, and yet does not wish to go around in the stupid-looking latex kind, one can *fold* the tops of one's ears into points, securing them with a drop of Super-Glue. This is not harmful; Super-Glue was originally developed as an alternative to stitches for holding wounds closed.
It's kind of a fiddly process to do by oneself, especially if one's trying to do it in a car-mirror, which is the usual thing for me. However, if one manages not to either get it in one's hair or glue one's fingers to one's ear, the effect is a lot more realistic than the stupid latex. It'll last all day if one doesn't mess with it it; I once had it last two days, but that's not usual; sweat and skin-oils naturally detach it after a time. It comes right off in the shower, or with Baby Wipes if one happens to be out in the Wild. Srsly.
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