Emperor1956 -> RE: Busty slaves/subs (6/3/2007 12:52:05 PM)
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I'm a bit late to this thread. But, being out of synch never stopped me in any other realm, so surely not here! quote:
Stella40: Erm, I'm quite busty but this is due to the fact that I'm still using implants whilst my natural breasts develop through hormone therapy. And yes I do have a BIG pair of implants. And they're realistic. Is this what the OP meant? He didn't say anything about real breasts, did he? Why, he could play with my breasts and do whatever he likes to them and I don't even have to be in the same room. I love it, Stella. Of course, if you are talking the serious objectifier breast fetishist like LA addressed, and of course like our dear OP (who seems to have vanished, how strange) claims he isn't, then a pair of detatched breasts would be PERFECT. You play with them, tease them, torture them and when you are done, you put them away in the closet with the rest of the fetish gear. And dear OP, because I was SO impressed with your desire to discuss physiology, psychology and serious, sincere discussions of huge knockers...oh, forgive me, "Busty" submissives, I found this for you. Wank away! (Caution: The following abstracts, even though heavily edited by yours truly to keep out the really, really gross parts, may be offensive to (1) cows (2) horses (3) persons who lack really intense breast fetishes and (4) ovo-lactic vegetarians.) BILFs! (don't ask if you can't figure it out) From J. Anim. Sci. Vol. 81, Suppl. 1/J. Dairy Sci. Vol. 86, Suppl. 1, p. 155. 611 Induced lactation: the need for enhanced mammary development and differentiation. B. A. Crooker*1415, R. J. Collier1819, J. L. Vicini2223, M. F. McGrath 2627, andW. J.Weber3031, 3435University of Minnesota, St. Paul, 3839University of Arizona, Tucson, 4243Monsanto Agricultural Group, St. Louis, MO. Induction of lactation has the potential to increase farm profitability through retention of healthy reproductive culls for one or more additional lactations. Of the approximately 1 million dairy cows culled in the US due to reproductive failure each year, about half are healthy and in appropriate condition for another lactation. These potential culls would be retained if they were profitable. ... More recent efforts to induce lactation have attempted to enhance mammary development and/or differentiation by intramammary infusion of mammogenic compounds. Results from a half-udder model indicate intramammary infusion of prostaglandin E2 either enhanced mammary development or differentiation which resulted in increased milk yield from cows induced to lactate. Continued refinement of this technology is warranted and required before it can be considered as a practical on-farm technology. by current methods to induce lactation. Key Words: Induced lactation, Mammary development, Differentiation And finally: HOT FRENCH FEMALES AND DRUGS! Can it get any better? The aim of this study was to compare the effects of treatment with repeated injections of sulpiride (a dopamine D2 antagonist) on prolactin secretion and induced lactation in ovariectomized and intact adult mares and to verify if this induction was possible at the beginning and at the end of the birth season. Two experiments were carried out in September [experiment (expt) 1], and in March (expt 2), in France (48°N). From: Induced Lactation with a Dopamine Antagonist in Mares: Different Responses between Ovariectomized and Intact Mares Authors' address (for correspondence): Daniel Guillaume, INRA-CNRS-Université F. Rabelais of Tours Physiology of Reproduction and Behaviour, 37380 Nouzilly, France. E-mail:[email protected] Might I suggest you write to M. Guillaume for more...dare I say it...titillation? E.
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