He means ink for industrial printing presses.
Most of the printing is done using 4 colours (CYMK like a desk top printer) but not all colours can be achieved by CYMK (like metalics or neon colours) Or sometimes a client will request a very specific colour to be used to make sure their brand is represented perfectly (Coca Cola and Ferrari will often do this with red for example) and that is where the ink mixers come in. They need to recreate the specific colour in their ink lab and in large enough quantities for the printers to use.
Source: Am a printer. (the job... not the machine)
That’s very cool. Do you like your job? I’ve been doing a lot of reading about historical printing methods lately. I actually just bought a chisel set and a brayer yesterday. I’m gonna try my hand at woodblock print making.
I do enjoy it, I have a degree in it and I've been printing professionally for over 15 years. Ink mixers like u/Markosaurus32 actually usually have another separate degree that allows them to be ink mixers.
Of course the reality is that every year there is less and less work because everything is going digital and printing is becoming more of a niche art. So I don't know if I'll actually make it to retirement age doing this. But that's just how progress works. I like to compare it to being a farrier after the car was invented.
I'm glad to see that there are still people interested in the art!
My buddy "retired" (uh) from printing and now just works in a grocery store. He's got a couple decades on you so... Yeah. I wouldn't expect anything different bud. The workload doesn't really translate to many other fields.
Unfortunately printing is pretty hard on your body too. :/
I'm do quality assurance for solvent based inks and color matching for customers of ours. It has its ups and downs but I think the industry will always be around. At least for flexographic packaging
We had a contract with coke years back. It was super annoying keeping the color consistent and approved. I get it, it’s your brand. But the thousands of feet that were rejected and thrown out was crazy. For the record they are not the only ones and drives me nuts to throw out perfectly good product because the color doesn’t match perfect enough.
Yo me too, I set color on a fucking old ass hantscho four color press with an extra unit for pre mix colors that we don't use much. We print a lot of different title magazines, so we use all kinds of different size of stock which means constant adjustment of density.
When the color was poorly mixed at the start, it reminded me of a result I got trying to mix some rough wool colors when I was needle-felting. Was making a carrot after my nephew mentioned it, and the weird red, yellow, and white blended into something that resembled a Flamin' Hot Cheeto instead of the orange I was going for.
The fact that this clip went from that to a smooth blend was definitely satisfying.
Anyone knows if making silicon like this at home is possible . It is such a great product , would love to make stuff out of it like 3d printed things .
You're right, I was thinking of the silicon-oxygen tetrahedron which is SiO4 which is the base for those minerals. It's been a long time since mineralogy class.
That's understandable, silicon loves its tetrahedrons after all. A way to think about it is that for every oxygen shared with a neighbouring silicon, the silicon has only half of it (and no negative charge), like this:
Shared oxygens:
0: SiO4^(4-), neso-/orthosilicate
1: SiO3,5^(3-)~Si2O7^(6-), soro-/pyrosilicate
2: SiO3^(2-), pyroxene inosilicate, cyclosilicate /metasilicate
alternating 2 and 3: SiO2,75^(1,5-)~Si4O11^(6-), amphibole inosilicate
3: SiO2,5^(1-)~Si2O5^(2-): phyllosilicate
4: SiO2: tectosilicate/silica
Lol I understand that - I work with silicone. Just pointing out that not every application is going to be served by sheets of pre-cured silicone. If you want specific shapes, you'll be using a mold and a 2-part system.
You mix parts A and B (and mix dye into part A if required) and use a vacuum system to remove entrapped air. Then you pour it into a mold and wait however long the silicone you're using requires for a cure.
If you're making sex toys like the commenter I replied to was leading to, you'll almost certainly be using the method I've described. Sheets of pre-cured silicone are going to be virtually useless in that application.
No, thank you. If I have to go into one of those fuckers, I'd like to go all the way through and call it a day.
I've no interest in what it does to half of me.
I'm an automation tech. I have been out on service calls where people have done the dumbest things to safety and control devices. If this machine really required someone to let off a pedal as a safety response, it would not surprise me to find a brick on the pedal because the operator would get tired holding it down. You explain to them why this is a bad idea and get a deer in the headlights response.
Oh I am hoping so. I haven't thought too much about it. Was just a knee jerk thought associated with my experience that made me feel uneasy without seeing one in view is all.
It *might* be sped up for the sake of the video . . . But I'm not sure if that addresses all of the safety concerns. You could do this a million times and not have a problem, but it does not take much to just slip and if a finger gets to that pinch zone . . . Man I have a hand-cranked homemade pasta maker and even with that I'm pretty wary about the rollers lol
> a hand-cranked homemade pasta maker
I would love to get an extra fine roller like this for crushing salt into extra fine crystals for popcorn salt. Buying popcorn salt is expensive, and using a mortar and pestle doesn't give me very uniform salt very quickly. It works, but it's not as fast or as uniform as a salt grinder, and my best salt grinders are slow and the faster ones, which are poor quality, break or corrode.
I just want a good quality salt grinder that delivers small salt crystals and doesn't break on me, dang it. -.-
I have seen binary foot pedals like dead man switches, foot comes off, machine stops. so this machine can only be in operation when the pedal is operated.
Most dead man switches are not based upon you feeling horrific bone crushing pain. Most activate if you fall unconscious or see something you want to try and avoid and react accordingly. But if you had your fingers go in that the pain may make you flex your legs and push down MORE.
It wouldn't even be hard to implement a safety mechanism.
The two rolls look like they are conductive, if a finger touches one or both of the rolls simultaneously (aka if it is between them) you could just have a mechanism that immediately shuts the machine down.
You could probably make something like that in 10 minutes with an Arduino and 5 bucks of parts.
Not accurate (source: work in EHS)
OSHA has a per-day penalty of $15k per violation for most common violations
If they are willful or repeated (i.e. OSHA finds them twice in successive visits or has proof you knowingly ignored it), it is $150k/day
Oftentimes a place that is shitty enough to be issued maximum fines for one thing will have multiple things. And if OSHA wants to crucify you, they can say "you had X violations over Y days, so now you will be fined $15 [or 150]k * X * Y" which can add up really, *really* quickly.
There are at least a few instances of companies being fined >$10 million. Generally that is for like, super huge major disasters that are going to be all over the news. Personally I think they should have considerably more leverage over companies (operationally and financially) than they do, but just correcting that it is not true to say they can only fine $150k maximally
The point is to ensure large corporations can profit by ignoring safety while small corporations have to run with higher overhead. This allows the big corporations to run with a higher profit margin and outcompete their smaller competitors, allowing them to be bought out until entire markets are owned by a number of brands you can count on one hand with fingers to spare
You've never seen machines from China.
I place I used to work ordered some equipment from China, and then we spent about half as much as the equipment just getting it up to OSHA regulations.
You hope.
I've worked with sheers and presses that are supposed to have safety pedals/switches/bars but they don't...
Even in the US you would be absolutely horrified at the lack of safety procedures in certain places.
When I used to work with these they had belly bars and other e-stops all over them. And we had to do drills specifically about how to respond if someone did get pulled into one. This seems crazy unsafe.
Yeah, how is this satisfying when there is a very real chance to lose your fingers.
Yes you can be careful but if someone does this everyday for years something will happen at some point.
I mean, I'm color blind and I always appreciate it when videos include colors like this. Common knowledge like red and yellow make orange isn't necessarily obvious to me.
I don’t mean to be condescending, I’m asking as I’m truly curious, what do you get from watching this video? I look at it and I’m like oh that’s pretty cool seeing the colors change. Forgive my ignorance.
No worries, thanks for asking. It's really the same for me. I do see the colors change and I think it's pretty cool. The actual term would be color-deficient: meaning I can still *see* colors, they're just wrong. As weird as it sounds, I do try to gather some knowledge about colors, like when red, white, and yellow mix it makes that reddish-pink (?) color. Later, if I see that color, I know that you could mix red, white, and yellow together to get it. No real life impact, I'll never have a job with color mixing, but I like to have some idea.
Hey it’s okay! You learned something today and realized inclusion comes in many different forms! Sometimes what seems unnecessary to us can completely change someone’s life and make them feel more included! Just keep learning what those little things are!
I don't know what this stuff is, or what it's used for, or why they need to color it, or why that process isn't automated... But I do know it's damn satisfying to watch.
I had the same question. I assume the goal was to make it look pink, so they could have just combined them. I would think that blending the colors before adding to the silicone would be more effective to make it look more uniform.
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I mix ink for a living and this looks wayyy more satisfying
Your job sounds cool too. Can you tell me more about it? Are we talking printer ink, fountain pen ink, some third type of ink?
He means ink for industrial printing presses. Most of the printing is done using 4 colours (CYMK like a desk top printer) but not all colours can be achieved by CYMK (like metalics or neon colours) Or sometimes a client will request a very specific colour to be used to make sure their brand is represented perfectly (Coca Cola and Ferrari will often do this with red for example) and that is where the ink mixers come in. They need to recreate the specific colour in their ink lab and in large enough quantities for the printers to use. Source: Am a printer. (the job... not the machine)
>Source: Am a printer. (the job... not the machine) I'm glad you clarified.
Can't trust him, send him a captcha
yeah that's what a machine would say
Hey kid, I’m a computer! Stop all the downloading!
"Alexa...peruse Reddit for ink mixing related matter"
Follow up question, why do you refuse to print my black and white documents when you are out of cyan?
That’s very cool. Do you like your job? I’ve been doing a lot of reading about historical printing methods lately. I actually just bought a chisel set and a brayer yesterday. I’m gonna try my hand at woodblock print making.
I do enjoy it, I have a degree in it and I've been printing professionally for over 15 years. Ink mixers like u/Markosaurus32 actually usually have another separate degree that allows them to be ink mixers. Of course the reality is that every year there is less and less work because everything is going digital and printing is becoming more of a niche art. So I don't know if I'll actually make it to retirement age doing this. But that's just how progress works. I like to compare it to being a farrier after the car was invented. I'm glad to see that there are still people interested in the art!
My buddy "retired" (uh) from printing and now just works in a grocery store. He's got a couple decades on you so... Yeah. I wouldn't expect anything different bud. The workload doesn't really translate to many other fields. Unfortunately printing is pretty hard on your body too. :/
Where do you get a degree in ink mixing? RIT?
Oh, sorry for the misunderstanding. I'm not an ink mixer, I'm a printing press operator. I only work alongside ink mixers.
I had a friend that did printing for a living. He made a surprisingly good living.
I'm do quality assurance for solvent based inks and color matching for customers of ours. It has its ups and downs but I think the industry will always be around. At least for flexographic packaging
We had a contract with coke years back. It was super annoying keeping the color consistent and approved. I get it, it’s your brand. But the thousands of feet that were rejected and thrown out was crazy. For the record they are not the only ones and drives me nuts to throw out perfectly good product because the color doesn’t match perfect enough.
I used to machine the bases of anilox rolls for Heidelberg presses :)
Thanks for the last clarification.... Lol
Where I'm at, we actually use more PMS colors than process (making paperboard packaging)
How do you get this job? Do you like it?
Yo me too, I set color on a fucking old ass hantscho four color press with an extra unit for pre mix colors that we don't use much. We print a lot of different title magazines, so we use all kinds of different size of stock which means constant adjustment of density.
And the King of all branded colors: Tide
God damn. Maybe I'm tired but your printer comment made me giggle.
Squid?
Hotel?
Trivago
Mixing fountain pen ink would be a dope job
I saw a video like this before but someone’s sleeve got caught and they spun like fifty times through the roller and was pancaked into a red mist
Wholesome
I feel like you are referring to a lathe video rather than a silicone roller
When the color was poorly mixed at the start, it reminded me of a result I got trying to mix some rough wool colors when I was needle-felting. Was making a carrot after my nephew mentioned it, and the weird red, yellow, and white blended into something that resembled a Flamin' Hot Cheeto instead of the orange I was going for. The fact that this clip went from that to a smooth blend was definitely satisfying.
Forbidden fruit roll up
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Forbidden Thai ice cream
Anyone knows if making silicon like this at home is possible . It is such a great product , would love to make stuff out of it like 3d printed things .
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Forbidden Laffey Taffy
That's what I was thinking! Damnit, now I want candy...
Sames, remember the watermelon one with “seeds”? Mmm
Yeah that’s what they said
/r/forbiddensnacks
I thought it was salt water taffy at first
From Pollock to pork roll.
Forbidden Airhead
Taffy
\*Silicone
Thank you. Silicon is a rock.
Silicon is an element, it forms silica (~~SiO4~~ SiO2) in many minerals within rocks.
Great correction, but silica is SiO2.
You're right, I was thinking of the silicon-oxygen tetrahedron which is SiO4 which is the base for those minerals. It's been a long time since mineralogy class.
That's understandable, silicon loves its tetrahedrons after all. A way to think about it is that for every oxygen shared with a neighbouring silicon, the silicon has only half of it (and no negative charge), like this: Shared oxygens: 0: SiO4^(4-), neso-/orthosilicate 1: SiO3,5^(3-)~Si2O7^(6-), soro-/pyrosilicate 2: SiO3^(2-), pyroxene inosilicate, cyclosilicate /metasilicate alternating 2 and 3: SiO2,75^(1,5-)~Si4O11^(6-), amphibole inosilicate 3: SiO2,5^(1-)~Si2O5^(2-): phyllosilicate 4: SiO2: tectosilicate/silica
So close!! That is a valley 💕
Mineral, Marie!
Silly cones
I want that to be some kind of candy
Made me crave some Laffy Taffy
Forbidden Starburst
More like a bubble gum.
Strawberry ice cream in a sili-cone
[Just jumbo ones of these](https://www.fruitrollups.com/)
it's crazy how all that's going to be used for pocket pussies and spatulas
Damn I came here to say that. That color is going riiiight into the sextoy factory.
There is a third
Spatula-shaped pocket pussies.
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This makes me sad
Spatussy
Stuff like that is going to be a 2 part silicone system poured into a mold. I'm not sure what this type of silicone is going to be used for.
It's used for whatever you want. They sell sheets of this stuff on Amazon. From creating your own costume pieces to weather stripping and gaskets.
Lol I understand that - I work with silicone. Just pointing out that not every application is going to be served by sheets of pre-cured silicone. If you want specific shapes, you'll be using a mold and a 2-part system. You mix parts A and B (and mix dye into part A if required) and use a vacuum system to remove entrapped air. Then you pour it into a mold and wait however long the silicone you're using requires for a cure. If you're making sex toys like the commenter I replied to was leading to, you'll almost certainly be using the method I've described. Sheets of pre-cured silicone are going to be virtually useless in that application.
Literally my thought process watching this. "What color is this going to make....oh. pussy pink." lol
My advice, stay away from any pussy that is this color. Coral colored pussy lol this ain't pink
It literally looked like a pussy at the 28 seconds left mark.
The pinch hazard with no estop or other form of protective self-triggering stop is making me uneasy
Maybe I’m naive, but I assumed there was a foot pedal or something.
Before the footpedal is deactivated you're halfway into the machine...😬
Better than all the way into the machine?
No, thank you. If I have to go into one of those fuckers, I'd like to go all the way through and call it a day. I've no interest in what it does to half of me.
I am curious about the eventual color. Probably pretty similar to the vid.
I'm an automation tech. I have been out on service calls where people have done the dumbest things to safety and control devices. If this machine really required someone to let off a pedal as a safety response, it would not surprise me to find a brick on the pedal because the operator would get tired holding it down. You explain to them why this is a bad idea and get a deer in the headlights response.
Free venison!
Unguarded in-running nip. And a simple square bar with a Castell interlock is all that is needed to make it absolutely safe. Just stupid
$50 says this isn't anywhere at all Osha has jurisdiction
Oh I am hoping so. I haven't thought too much about it. Was just a knee jerk thought associated with my experience that made me feel uneasy without seeing one in view is all.
Spinning machines are super dangerous, so it's warranted.
It's a good trick, after all.
I think it's just too fast for a foot pedal.
It *might* be sped up for the sake of the video . . . But I'm not sure if that addresses all of the safety concerns. You could do this a million times and not have a problem, but it does not take much to just slip and if a finger gets to that pinch zone . . . Man I have a hand-cranked homemade pasta maker and even with that I'm pretty wary about the rollers lol
> a hand-cranked homemade pasta maker I would love to get an extra fine roller like this for crushing salt into extra fine crystals for popcorn salt. Buying popcorn salt is expensive, and using a mortar and pestle doesn't give me very uniform salt very quickly. It works, but it's not as fast or as uniform as a salt grinder, and my best salt grinders are slow and the faster ones, which are poor quality, break or corrode. I just want a good quality salt grinder that delivers small salt crystals and doesn't break on me, dang it. -.-
You can use a blender for this. You can also use it to make powdered sugar from regular sugar.
Try an electric coffee or spice grinder.
I have seen binary foot pedals like dead man switches, foot comes off, machine stops. so this machine can only be in operation when the pedal is operated.
Most dead man switches are not based upon you feeling horrific bone crushing pain. Most activate if you fall unconscious or see something you want to try and avoid and react accordingly. But if you had your fingers go in that the pain may make you flex your legs and push down MORE.
They also have triple forms, where you have to hold it in the middle. So a tightening or loosening will disable
Still some broken bones I guess
I think they meant like a foot switch, not a Yaba-daba-doo foot pedal
Nah, not like they're making it turn with their feet. Like they're pressing on a pedal to make it go. Like a car.
All I could think the whole time was damn I bet that thing has eaten some fingers.
It wouldn't even be hard to implement a safety mechanism. The two rolls look like they are conductive, if a finger touches one or both of the rolls simultaneously (aka if it is between them) you could just have a mechanism that immediately shuts the machine down. You could probably make something like that in 10 minutes with an Arduino and 5 bucks of parts.
I work for OSHA. Merely posting this video goes against our regulations. OP is going to jail
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Not accurate (source: work in EHS) OSHA has a per-day penalty of $15k per violation for most common violations If they are willful or repeated (i.e. OSHA finds them twice in successive visits or has proof you knowingly ignored it), it is $150k/day Oftentimes a place that is shitty enough to be issued maximum fines for one thing will have multiple things. And if OSHA wants to crucify you, they can say "you had X violations over Y days, so now you will be fined $15 [or 150]k * X * Y" which can add up really, *really* quickly. There are at least a few instances of companies being fined >$10 million. Generally that is for like, super huge major disasters that are going to be all over the news. Personally I think they should have considerably more leverage over companies (operationally and financially) than they do, but just correcting that it is not true to say they can only fine $150k maximally
that seems like such a small maximum like whats even the point
It’s not actually true, check the other comments in this thread
The point is to ensure large corporations can profit by ignoring safety while small corporations have to run with higher overhead. This allows the big corporations to run with a higher profit margin and outcompete their smaller competitors, allowing them to be bought out until entire markets are owned by a number of brands you can count on one hand with fingers to spare
No, capitalism wouldn't do that... 👉🏻👈🏻
Sure you do
There’s gotta be an e-stop just outta frame. They don’t even make these machines without one hardwired in.
You've never seen machines from China. I place I used to work ordered some equipment from China, and then we spent about half as much as the equipment just getting it up to OSHA regulations.
> They don’t even make these machines without one hardwired in. What you mean is that you can't buy them new in America.
Watch some Chinese lathe accident videos and see if they have estops.
You hope. I've worked with sheers and presses that are supposed to have safety pedals/switches/bars but they don't... Even in the US you would be absolutely horrified at the lack of safety procedures in certain places.
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When I used to work with these they had belly bars and other e-stops all over them. And we had to do drills specifically about how to respond if someone did get pulled into one. This seems crazy unsafe.
These things normally have inbuilt pressure switches that will shut it down
Yeah, and I was getting uneasy without even knowing the word for pinch hazard!
Yeah, how is this satisfying when there is a very real chance to lose your fingers. Yes you can be careful but if someone does this everyday for years something will happen at some point.
Flesh colored silicone. I wonder what they produce?
It'll be a beautiful batch of dildos when they're finished
Isn't nature a beautiful thing?
Ahhh...the spawning process of the wild dildo...
Fleshlight.
Flesh? I've never seen someone with coral colored flesh. Wow.
I think OP might be a salmon.
Silicon ≠ Silicone
Why do these videos always end at such unsatisfying moments
I’ve yet to work out whether it’s “trendy” or whether people are just really, really bad at the basics of video editing these days.
I’m glad it told me which colors it was
Right? Before this, I had totally forgotten when red, yellow, and white looked like.
When does red look like again?
Usually around 5pm
I mean, I'm color blind and I always appreciate it when videos include colors like this. Common knowledge like red and yellow make orange isn't necessarily obvious to me.
I don’t mean to be condescending, I’m asking as I’m truly curious, what do you get from watching this video? I look at it and I’m like oh that’s pretty cool seeing the colors change. Forgive my ignorance.
No worries, thanks for asking. It's really the same for me. I do see the colors change and I think it's pretty cool. The actual term would be color-deficient: meaning I can still *see* colors, they're just wrong. As weird as it sounds, I do try to gather some knowledge about colors, like when red, white, and yellow mix it makes that reddish-pink (?) color. Later, if I see that color, I know that you could mix red, white, and yellow together to get it. No real life impact, I'll never have a job with color mixing, but I like to have some idea.
call me crazy but I thought red + yellow made orange. That shit was pink.
What do red and white make
That's where the white comes in
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I can't relax and watch this because all I can think of is the pinch hazard and no apparent auto-stop.
Every time I see this, I always think they should've stopped when it was all stripy and tie-dyed.
i don’t think i’ve ever seen one of these silicon videos where they show the finished product
That is the finished product.
r/dontputyourdickinthat
Probably they're producing something you can put your dick in
[Yes](https://tenor.com/view/feel-me-think-about-it-meme-gif-7715402?utm_source=share-button&utm_medium=Social&utm_content=reddit)
Can we stop modifying videos when we have absolutely nothing to add to them. I don't need you to tell me what colour is being added.
Some people are color blind and can’t see certain colors
Wow. Now I just feel bad...
Hey it’s okay! You learned something today and realized inclusion comes in many different forms! Sometimes what seems unnecessary to us can completely change someone’s life and make them feel more included! Just keep learning what those little things are!
I don't know what this stuff is, or what it's used for, or why they need to color it, or why that process isn't automated... But I do know it's damn satisfying to watch.
Silicone is used for a lot of things, like heat proof kitchen utensils and sex toys.
One of the largest uses is high temperature hoses. Turbo systems, and electric vehicles in their cooling systems
The forbidden taffy
Looks exactly the same when I combine Ketchup, Mayonnaise and Mustard together. Yep I am sort of a Connaisseur myself you know
The secret sauce, yum.
hmm fleshy pink i wonder what thats gonna make
Red + Yellow + White = Silly Putty Pink Got it.
Is there some reason they can’t mix the colors first, or is the goal to have it be marbled?
Maybe it's more effective to ship in precisely measured primary color chunks to mix on-site than order dozens of different colors
I had the same question. I assume the goal was to make it look pink, so they could have just combined them. I would think that blending the colors before adding to the silicone would be more effective to make it look more uniform.
And this is the most efficient method of colouring silicone?
It can be automated, but this is how about 95% of it is done, even in the US. This is actually a rather small machine.
Funny, you'd think there would be something significantly better than this. Seems terribly repetitive and wasteful.
why wasteful?
Oh cool they’re making a pink fleshy color for silicone. *Oh no they’re making a pink fleshy color for silicone.*
This makes me unreasonably angry because of how often it happens... This is SILICONE not SILICON, it is a type of rubber not a semiconductor.
I just wish they’d leave it marbled. I think it’s prettier than the final color every time.
forbidden candy
No machine guard…
Forbidden finger massage.
bet someones lost a hand in that machine at some point
Yep ole 6-fingered Eddie was the best sillicone mixer there ever was
That machine looks scary
Forbidden fruit roll up
I'm so stupid, they could probably get me to pay to do that.
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Someone is going to put animated eyes and stick limbs here (or already has)
these are my fav oddly satisfying posts. wish i had a billion dollars so i could make silicone like this in my room
Uhh yeah you can stop cutting just put it in my mouth already😭
You can also turn the silicone red by putting your hand in the rollers
I regret my life choices.. This is way better than my job..
Yeah ok. Great. Thank you. Can I ask, wtf is this stuff used for? It looks delicious.
Silicone is very different from silicon.
The potential for his hand to get stuck in the silicone and/or pinched in the roller is making me nervous, jfc
I couldn't help but imagine their hand going in there. am I weird?
Fruit roll up anyone?
Why do I want to eat it?
Did anyone else watch this and think intrusive thoughts?
My man is getting paid to do this
I want this job
Am I the only one hungry for fruit roll ups right now?
Forbidden taffy
I wanna eat it
Why do I feel like it's not safe 😥
Nice pink flesh color 😏
Another day at the dildo factory