Cloth Off The Bone

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• LA

  @laurettapounders9337 · 9 days ago

  Something I have ALWAYS loved about Mark, Bob and Wade is how loving and supportive they are to their wives. Hearing wade talk about Molly's choice to take preventative health measures and him saying "i appreciate her asking me about how I feel, but I its her body and her choice in the end" warms my heart.

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• KE

  @keiralavers329 · 9 days ago

  On behalf of the watchers and the viewers, we wish Molly and Wade the best on their health journey

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• IN

  @innocentlittlecucumber1542 · 9 days ago

  As a person who regularly wears steel bones corsets, here's my take. I mainly wear them for spine support, as I have debilitating back problems. I used to work a manual labor job 10 hours a day, wearing a corset to protect from further injury. It actually feels very comforting when you are properly laced in and tightened. I always tell people it feels like a hug.

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• IL

  @ilostlydia · 9 days ago

  I had a hysterectomy 3 months ago. I struggled with trying to do too much. I do not think doctors stress how hard it is on your body. I have to remind myself that I had 4 organs removed. Make sure she eats extra fiber it helps with the pain. Also if she is a side sleeper a compression waist binder helps. Also still hurts to laugh lying down but that is normal. I hope her recovery goes well and take it slow.

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• GL

  @glacierllane · 9 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qf1iwJOo0d8&amp;t=575">9:35</a> most corsets are actually historically not worn so tight to cause issues, like modern bras they are mostly for bust support!

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• MA

  @MacTheVideoGuy · 9 days ago

  Anyone else realise that Wade has most points because he gets points every episode while Bob And Mark get points half the time...<br><br>Since they get to host episodes

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• AB

  @abbyweed5158 · 9 days ago

  So a lot of what the guys were saying about corsets is a myth that was perpetuated by bad history and men not knowing how women work or what medical science was in the Victorian era <br><br>I cannot stress this enough, corsets were supportive exoskeletons made for women by women to support the bust and take skirt weight off the waist. There are many videos that dress historians have made about this if you want to know more. I&apos;m very passionate about this, women would go hiking and play tennis in corsets. They were not torture devices.

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• JU

  @juliagibbs32 · 9 days ago

  For those who are interested: blood and lymph interchange liquids! One of the purposes of the lymph is to filter the blood for infections, so blood plasma is constantly exchanging with lymph. Also, the lymph is there to provide extra liquid to blood and organs, so asking the volume of the lymph is like asking the volume of a draining bucket - it constantly changes depending on other things.

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• JW

  @jw5386 · 9 days ago

  Tight lacing was and is not the way you&apos;re supposed to wear corsets. Most people who wore them in history or wear them now, wear them comfortably snug. The shape itself gives the hourglass silhouette, and historically people would wear padding in other areas to enhance that.

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• DA

  @DaveTheDodo808 · 9 days ago

  &quot;I like constant chafing!&quot; - Markiplier from the hit podcast Distractible

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• GI

  @givemiaman · 8 days ago

  I like hearing Wades small-talk.<br>It doesn&apos;t bring the mood down. Its real things that happen in life. Positive and negative things.

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• MI

  @mintythemeow · 9 days ago

  i kind of wanna see a wheel only episode now where the game is simply spinning the wheel and it can serve as a way to go through and remove the ones they dont remember anymore while also allowing ones that havent been chosen yet to finally get shown

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