You’d grown so used to having your second hole filled every night and pretty much all the time for that matter, that you were desperate to find your plug and push it back inside. Not only were you incredibly close to falling asleep again, you also felt empty. And when you did wake up, you felt different. Now you didn’t wake up immediately after it slipped out of you, but you did wake up not too long after. As you were peacefully sleeping next to, or directly on Harry at some points, the bunny plug you chose for the night managed to slip out of you and into the sheets.
You were able to keep it safe and sound inside of you for the whole night usually and not have to worry about losing it inn the sheets. Now most nights while you were doing your nightly rolls(or competing in the sleep olympics as Harry liked to call it) you rolled around your side of the bed(and into Harry)without your plug falling out. Especially if it meant that you were getting a good nights rest. You just loved your sleep and couldn’t help but to roll around. But no matter how much you thought you could keep still, you really couldn’t. While Harry thought it was absolutely adorable, you always went to bed with a mission of trying not move around too much. Well, you had a cute little plug nestled inside of you.Īfter your initial cuddles with Harry that ultimately sent you both right to sleep, you started to move around a bit in your sleep. You were in your favorite and incredibly comfy sleep shirt, you were all cuddled up and cozy in Harry’s arms, and there was a cute little plug nestled inside your second entrance. For the most part, everything was going fine ever since you went to bed a couple hours earlier. You were having a little bit of a rough night. And since this is my first fully written fic in a good lil while, I hope it doesn’t suck too bad and I hope you guys love ittt…enjoy🙃 So I hope y’all like it…this is kinda breaking me out of the whole not being motivated to write even tho I have ideas in my head that I’m dying to expand on and do a fic about them thing I’ve been on since my last fic. Like it’s so soft, but also rlly spicy(and I added a shit ton of spice on top of that…you’re welcome). Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.Anonymous Said: pls cnc with daddy H plsssssĪ/N: Okay…so as I was writing this, I realized just how much I loved this concept. For more information, visit PNNL's News Center. DOE's Office of Science is the single largest supporter of basic research in the physical sciences in the United States and is working to address some of the most pressing challenges of our time. Department of Energy's Office of Science.
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In the event of flooding, the plug would rapidly inflate, holding back a tunnel full of floodwater, keeping citizens and the transit system assets safe. The RTP, made from a liquid crystal polymer called Vectran®, was developed to provide security to transit systems as protection from flooding, primarily in subways, in the event of a terrorist attack or natural disaster. "The big problem wasn't just designing the plug, but ensuring it could be stored without interfering with trains passing through their tunnels."
"This is one of those things where we had an idea that was pretty simple but we needed to take that concept to reality," PNNL engineer Greg Holter said. It's kind of like a large balloon, but infinitely stronger. The Department of Energy's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory helped develop the Resilient Tunnel Plug in partnership with ILC Dover and West Virginia University for the Department of Homeland Security's Science and Technology Directorate. The live demonstration continued with the plug holding back simulated floodwater at 11.5 pounds per square inch pushing against it. Full inflation is complete in less than 12 minutes. As the video shows, in under five minutes it is nearly filled with pressurized air - creating a flexible but extremely strong barrier. A giant, inflatable structure designed to prevent flooding in subways was rolled out, literally, for media observers inside a full-scale, mock subway tunnel.
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