Aliasing airtight → all_three_filled
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Aliasing airtight → all_three_filled
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Someone created a wiki page for this for some reason, so they clearly intend to use it more.
Updated by user 59725
No. Airtight is a mechanical detail, not a sex thing.
Plus even if you got something in your mouth, anus, and pussy, you can still breath. Nostrils, son.
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Furrin_Gok said:
No. Airtight is a mechanical detail, not a sex thing.Plus even if you got something in your mouth, anus, and pussy, you can still breath. Nostrils, son.
Only if no deepthroating's involved. At least as far as I understand typical human-based anatomy. It's ruminants I believe who can't actually breathe through their mouth?
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Circeus said:
Only if no deepthroating's involved. At least as far as I understand typical human-based anatomy. It's ruminants I believe who can't actually breathe through their mouth?
Also infants (for the most part) are obligate mouth breathers.
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parasprite said:
Also infants (for the most part) are obligate mouth breathers.
And people with flu or sinusitis
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Xch3l said:
And people with flu or sinusitis
I think there's also a birth defect where someone is born with part of their nasal airways/sinuses only partially formed/closed off and they need surgery just to gain the ability to breath through their nose. But don't quote me on it.
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furrypickle said:
I think there's also a birth defect where someone is born with part of their nasal airways/sinuses only partially formed/closed off and they need surgery just to gain the ability to breath through their nose. But don't quote me on it.
I believe you're talking about cleft lip/palate. Depending on the degree and nature of the cleft, feeding is usually one of the bigger concerns. Fortunately for these kids, they've gotten pretty good at surgery; even repaired cleft lip is now often barely noticeable once they get older.
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