The suit? Oh, uh, it helps keep the tail attached.
The lube? Um, it’s for the mechanical joints…
I suspect this will be alot more popular with furries than oldies.
I could see it being popular among old furries, there are definitely older people in the furry community. I think I’ll definitely crosspost this to !greymuzzle@pawb.social to see what they think there.
[sound of legions of furries reaching for their wallets]
Is it just a tail or is it mechanised? A mechanised tail that I’d have some control over sounds awesome.
Well, depending on where the controller goes…
I don’t think you have much control over it, it likely just has a gyro that reacts to your movement.
I’d put it on backwards and pretend it was my peen.
Can it be covered in fur?
Or scales
I’d put stickers
Well I’d need some kind of evidence that it works beyond a Japanese engineer just deciding that its a good idea.
Why? If it doesn’t prevent falls, you still get a dragon tail.
Because, its likely that for an elderly person simply adding an appendage to your frame is harmful.
Ok, but dragon tail.
Ok, but herniated disc.
Its mounted to the hips.
But if there were wings, I would accept the risk.
Its mounted to the hips.
So is your spine. The sacroiliac joint takes the hit in this case, so the L3-L4 disc.
When I was 13 (
basically 800 years agomid 90s), I visited my friend in Luxembourg, whose family had moved there temporarily for his dad’s job. I slipped on their front steps during an epic super soaker battle (I’d brought the water blasters with me because they weren’t sold there) and hurt my lower back. Hours later, when I couldn’t sleep, they took me to the ER. I don’t recall all the details, but I very clearly remember the doc saying that something was wrong with my sacroliliac (I thought she said it was dislocated, but that may be a false memory). She injected me with a huge needle (to this day, my friend and his family won’t tell me how big it was (still not sure why they were all allowed to see this do still a huge needle in my back)) and then physically massaged/shoved things back in place. I was told later that in my home US, docs would never have done that physical manipulation, meaning I’d have recovered in a wheelchair for a while.Anyway, I just saw you write “sacroliliac” and wanted to share my story about my sacroliliac. Believe it or not, it doesn’t come up in conversation often.
