/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>40683680
That's pretty good.

The jiggle on Lamy's tuts is fucking insane. It sounds obvious but seeing them go out to the side when she leans back is amazing.

>>38065707
Yes

>>36810396
感謝

>>35534431

>>35117493
drunk ramii taking advantage of me

Drink responsibly.

dozo

do not breastfeed the bebi

>>34168786
bad post

I really love Ramii
https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/84084098
https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/87295058

>>33942285
Rummy...

Why would you do this to Lamy?

>>33855998
>>33856039
It's a long lasting myth that bathing or swimming or showering or anything water related really is disadvised after consumption of food or drink for reasons never truly elaborated on or understood. There are no studies discovering any sort of effects, there is usually no logical or sensical reason why any listed bad effects would actually occur, and sometimes, the complete opposite is also a common custom in another part of the world. There are also many who commonly practice such routines because they were never even aware of the myth in the first place.

Many examples of alcohol myths include hot/cold showers/baths, caffeine, and sleeping practices, but realistically, they don't actually have any real mixed or compounded effect. If you take a hot bath, you'll feel better because that's simply what hot baths do. If you take a cold shower and drink a cup of coffee, you'll be more alert, but still drunk. The most legitimate concern is probably about cold showers possibly being dangerous after drinking alcohol. Death by hypothermia is a real threat to a drunk who collapses outside. Alcohol prevents blood constriction and shivering while tricking the drinker into thinking they're more warm. A cold shower, while reportedly being much healthier than a hot shower under normal circumstances could possibly cause the drinker to become very cold. However, hypothermia is basically a nil threat to a person who is inside which is almost certainly the case for anybody taking a shower. Hypothermia itself is also a topic full of common myths. There are no reports of people dying due to a cold shower. Cold baths are quite capable of causing hypothermia because being submerged and resting is far different from a shower. However, nobody fucking takes a cold bath unless doing a retarded Youtube challenge. Slipping in one's shower and drowning in one's bath tub are both reportedly lower odds than being struck by lightning.

There is also the potential risk of heart attack, but that is almost always entirely due to the shocking action and alcohol's contribution to such an effect are usually more long term rather than it being the drinks had the day specifically before the shock event.

This is your informative post for the day.

ramiiiiiii