For Szekretar, that entails periodic cleaning, tire changes and lubing of the drivetrain.
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He puts them back together after lubing them and inspecting the inner workings — usually.
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But nice bed linens aside, mess shouldn't be a reason to be afraid of lubing up.
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To glide against each other, these bones need some lubing, kind of like a dick before anal sex.
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Getting into the tail requires lubing up her legs with lotion and putting on socks to protect her feet.
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In one image, Minaj posted showed costume designer Brett Alan Nelson lubing her up to help her slide into the mermaid tail.
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I feel like a man who wanted to put a lot of heroin into his bum for monetary reasons might have some reservations about lubing up first.
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There's a whole ritual to the lubing process—Scarlet told me people generally use silicone lube, and the act of greasing up the latex is basically like foreplay.
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But do we actually need a healthier, greener way of lubing up, or are all these promises just a slick (har har) way of getting people to spend more?
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It's exhausting to do this 10-15 minute session of lubing up your belly and body, with all these different layers, especially when you're like, 'I don't even have a stretch mark yet!
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Putting on the Dish (meaning "lubing up in preparation for anal sex" in Polari) shows two gay men switching in and out of the language in order to openly discuss sex and gossip in front of oblivious passersby.
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On this journey, he's accompanied by Brenda and other food refugees like Lavash, who's obsessed with lubing his folds with extra virgin olive oil, and the plain and unremarkable Bagel, who believes Lavash and his friends like Baba Ganoush are illegally setting up camp in his aisle.
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Donnie was lubing cars at Wal-Mart in Livermore in 2004 when two coworkers overheard him singing as he worked and suggested he try out for American Idol. One offered to drive him to Pasadena for the audition. They arrived and Williams sang "A Song for You" for judges Simon Cowell and Randy Jackson. Williams was quickly put through to Hollywood after receiving positive commentary from the judges.
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It can be said that Margosatubig is the oldest town in Zamboanga del Sur; older even than the undivided Province of Zamboanga. In 1950, the barrios of Punta Flecha, Pitogo, Qugbay, Balong-balong, Libertad and Dumanguilas were transferred to the newly created town of Dimataling In 1951, the barrios of Malangas, La Dicha, Diplo, Gusem, Buug, Matinaw, Gaulan, Tinungtungan, Manangon, Lindang, Luop, Silupa, Minsulao, Paruk, Lubing, Balabao, Mali, Baluran, Sampuli and Bacao, all from Margosatubig were separated to form the town of Malangas. Margosatubig, in spite of being a pioneer town, still remained isolated and reachable only by sea craft. In 1976, it was finally opened to the rest of Zamboanga del Sur by an asphalt road connecting it to Pagadian.
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Malangas is one of the oldest municipality of its former province, Zamboanga del Sur. In 1951, the barrios of Malangas, La Dicha, Diplo, Gusem, Buug, Matinaw, Gaulan, Tinungtungan, Manangon, Lindang, Luop, Silupa, Minsulao, Paruk, Lubing, Balabao, Mali, Baluran, Sampuli and Bacao, all from Margosatubig were separated to form the town of Malangas. The name Malangas got its name from a sitio later named Malangas Gamay, probably of Spanish origin. Though the exact origin of “Malangas” is unclear, the word itself might have Spanish origins, probably taken from the word “Malanga” which means “Taro” (Colocasia Esculenta to Botanists) in English (“Taro” is called “Gabi” in Filipino), as the natives of Malangas might have been planting this crops during the time when the Spaniards paid them a visit.
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