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Victorians turned out to be almost as hypocritical about sex as Puritans.
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Underboob implies the possibility of gravity making it full boob >

Yeah, underboob carries a much higher risk of loss of containment. >

and then you get a warp core breach. >

Stop it, you're overloading my PPS conduits >

Sounds like someone needs to scrub their plasma manifolds >

Let me know if Dax is available >

Kurzon? >

No, I blame him for Jadzia's death lol >

Jadzia dies!? >

Depends on your definition of "dies" >

it defines the actual shape of the breast. 
Also, it’s less common to see. Calves used to be risqué at one time. >

Yeah baby, show us that ankle
-Victorian Era bros probably >

Fun fact: table "legs" were deemed potentially too arousing, hence the development of the table skirt.
Victorian's were fucking weird. >

Well TIL
thank you for that fun fact. I couldn't agree more with your take on Victorians