Sophie Jane for TT

Jul 21, 2026 4:13 PM

DrPervyThings

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I feel like we should all appreciate that there's Sophie Jane content that can be posted for nearly every day of the week.

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You work that thang, girl.

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+1 for Bachelor Party

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I was about to say "That's not how to scramble eggs", but then I realized that the bottom spins. Neat

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Everything has a purpose.

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She needs to make some butter

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Oh, hey, we're doing the same thing.

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yeah, take it off already

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She do

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Never seen a spinning whisk like that but wow it seems so obvious.
I used to have an old hand powered drill that worked like that, probably from the 50s. Instant power generated, no electric needed

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Seems like it could be difficult to clean

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Put it in a bowl of soapy water and whisk.

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The whisk or a drill? I'm assuming whisk -

You put the whole thing under water and pump it a few times and it should spin itself pretty clean. With this design I'd be a little concerned that it dries well if water gets up in the handle where the spring is.

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