The RGB lighting here is bright as well. And, the touch sensor is a nice touch, even though it only really lets you toggle between three onboard lighting profiles. Perhaps the weakest part of this mouse pad is its rubber base. It works effectively most of the time, but we have noticed that when we're moving our mouse more forcefully, the pad moves a little with it. I have no way of confirming, but all the pictures I've seen of her over the years have never led me to believe she's anything but a genuine female. But of course these days you really can't be sure. I doubt slightly the size 16 though, I'm sure when she first appeared on my screen she was listed as only 13 or 14 I think but I compare her with my neighbour who is also of Dutch heritage, is 6 ft 1in tall and has what I estimate by eye measurement to be 13 or 13.5's and she has biological children to prove she really is all female so there is a similarity and with Mikayla (not her real name of course) being quoted as 6ft 4in tall maybe 16 isn't unreasonable. I certainly wouldn't turn down the chance to find out in person, provided I didn't have to pay her to do so.

The amazing this about this mat is that while it's incredibly thin and lightweight - meaning it's easier to fold and put away, and it won't leave annoying marks on your forearm - it's also surprisingly more supportive than it looks. That's all thanks to its dense microfiber body, which essentially provides extra cushioning. Not even the outer lower edge of our palm has experienced any pressure pain after a long day's work. You’ve probably seen mouse pads out there that have built-in raised wrist rests of some kind at the bottom of the pad (usually gel-filled) to give your wrist some added support. We used one of these in the distant past, though, and didn’t find it helped – and over time, in fact, we became somewhat concerned that it might hinder in terms of wrist health if anything. Interesting topic, DVDLYDBNT. I watched 'Sesame Street' since it began in 1969, and have seen many sketches. YouTube has been helpful inabout it was one of the lyrics went as follows: "One foot, two foot. Wha'cha gonna do, foot". Haven't seen that one in 35+ years. hallofmirrors do you have any references to that? I'd be very interested to research it further (and hope it isn't true!). guess what the guest's profession was. 'Sesame Street' had two versions: nose and foot. Both can be seen on YouTube, as well as a much There was a sketch where the Two-Headed Monster character slowly put together the sounds "f" and "eet". Once they put them together and I mean clearly she’s making a good living off of it meaning her clientele don’t seem to take issue with her hefty price tag. And more power to her for being confident enough to see herself as worth more than a common fetish whore.

people use either their hands or feet to perform skits. One skit showed a female Weimaraner "dancing" in place while her male Weimaraner partner In the mid '80s, there was a sketch, again with Guy Smiley, called ' Here is Your Life', which was a take off of the old '50s There are various size options with this mouse mat, including plus-sized and mini versions measuring 450 x 400mm and 250 x 210mm respectively. So, should you wish to have a more expansive or a more compact mat, you've certainly got options. Anyway there's no light to really shed on this, Mikayla is Mikayla and the real deal. She is genuine and absolutely clear on what her sessions involve.In our view, this is a more helpful solution than a chunky gel wrist pad, but if you do want to get a full wrist rest, our recommendation would be to buy a standalone one, not a built-in solution (Razer makes a good Ergonomic Mouse Rest if this is the route you want to take). We’ve put a wide variety of mouse mats through their paces to find the ones that are best for all kinds of users. Of course, the feel and glide of a mat will be subjective, and the ideal mouse pad for you depends largely on your needs. So, our list of the best mouse pads below include top choices for different types of users.