Perhaps I have inadvertantly juxstaposed “smoke” and “sunshine”, but I was under the impression that both were blown into the body via the anal sphinter to emphasise that someone was filling you with grand and glorious ideal outcomes, or a subterfuge respectively.
exactly. however the concern she was expressing, the person quoted above, was for the customer who would be the recipient of the sunshine blown by said product. the high spf factor would be needed by the user of said product, to protect themselves from the figurative sunshine, i.e. the subterfuge.
Better if you somehow work in that it would need to be a high SPF suppository due to the locale of where said sunshine would be blown.
i do not think they were worried about the blowers of the sunshine. but rather the receivers of the sunshine.
Perhaps I have inadvertantly juxstaposed “smoke” and “sunshine”, but I was under the impression that both were blown into the body via the anal sphinter to emphasise that someone was filling you with grand and glorious ideal outcomes, or a subterfuge respectively.
exactly. however the concern she was expressing, the person quoted above, was for the customer who would be the recipient of the sunshine blown by said product. the high spf factor would be needed by the user of said product, to protect themselves from the figurative sunshine, i.e. the subterfuge.