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Lake Burien Yacht Club

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Nylon 36G, 0.30mm thickness

Gelatin 70%

Water-Based, Non-Toxic

Glossy / Matte / Transparent – Silicone Coated.

Why we love it: Gelatin provides all the desirable features for really great lubrication. The fact that it is silky, thick and absorbent make it an excellent choice for when there’s no need for “real” lube and when it’s nice and hot. And, thanks to its gel base, you’ll be able to see through it without having to wash it.

What’s in it: 15% Sulfate-Free Palm Oil

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  1. liberateuranus Avatar
    liberateuranus

    A good tip for when the Seahawks are playing a home game, the precipitate material from this recipe can be applied to the body much lie Rhino-lining. Tuesdays only.

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    1. milo tobin Avatar
      milo tobin

      In winter, the water in sea birds’ feathers that get chilled by wind chill during downwind flight become frost-free and therefore are easier to trap. It has also been shown that albatrosses hang to roost on parts of the sea that get more cold in winter (Newton, 1986).

      For birds with feathers that are covered with the insulating feathers, warm air winds may dissipate their heat rather than hold it, while flying through cold air they lose less heat than when they stay at higher altitudes. Thus, wintering birds that are caught are likely to suffer more than birds that fly to and roost at higher altitudes (Hamilton,

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