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01:15, 5 February 2024 Trikoot talk contribs created page User:Trikoot (Created page with "I'm Trikoot, a gearhead and bondage enthusiast from Helsinki, Finland. I often like to write about things I don't know that much about.") Tag: Visual edit
06:28, 31 January 2024 Trikoot talk contribs created page RACKWiki:Manual of Style (Added an outline) Tag: Visual edit
05:44, 31 January 2024 Trikoot talk contribs moved page Imodium to Loperamide (I think we should prefer actual medicine names over individual trademarks. Loperamide is sold under various names in different jurisdictions.)
11:35, 28 January 2024 Trikoot talk contribs created page Erotic electrostimulation (stub) Tag: Visual edit
02:38, 23 January 2024 Trikoot talk contribs created page RACKWiki talk:General disclaimer (Created page with "Can't edit the page, but there's what should be mentioned here: * RACKWIKI MAKES NO GUARANTEE OF VALIDITY. RACKWiki is edited by volunteers and members of the public. Its contents have not been reviewed for completeness, accuracy, or reliability. * USE INFORMATION AT RACKWIKI AT YOUR OWN RISK. Many activities in kink and BDSM have an inherent risk of injury and death, and usually this risk cannot be completely mitigated. Since information on RACKWiki is not reviewed for...") Tag: New topic
16:17, 10 December 2023 Trikoot talk contribs created page Talk:Erotic asphyxiation (Created page with "I think there is a mild terminology issue here. People use 'breath control' for multitude of activities that do not in principle restrict breathing. Even Wikipedia defines e. asphyxiation as restriction of oxygen, which is not the same as restricting breathing. Some examples: * Using a bubbler bottle. Considered breath control, but does not really restrict breathing or oxygen, just adds resistance. * Inhalant play, such as nitrous. Reduces oxygen, but does not restrict b...") Tag: 2017 source edit
16:12, 10 December 2023 User account Trikoot talk contribs was created