Is there any other meaning..?
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Fuck yeah command and conquer!!
Anyone asking me for CNC, will be pleasantly surprised when a truck arrives with an 5-axis Fanuc.
You just have a spare $100,000 laying around?
If you weren't eating so many goddamn avocado toasts, you would, too.
Ooo boy, she's about to learn about g-code!
We don't talk to police, we don't make a peace bond.
We don't trust in the judicial system, we shoot guns.
We rely on the streets though we do battle in the hood.
I was born in the G Code, embedded in my blood.
I had to come to the comments to find out what she meant. CNC fabrication was the only thing I could think of.
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Command and Conquer?
If we play Red Alert, I call Great Britain!
I literally do not understand the meme. Is the first meaning of CNC something sexual?
Consensual non consent.
Also known, or formerly known as rape play.
Computerized non-consent.
consensual non consent
Could be worse.
"Babe, I wanna try CBT."
"Sorry, hon; we can't afford insurance."
Joke's on you, I don't know either (any) meaning of this abbrevation!
CNC = consensual non-consent, basically roleplaying being forced into sex.
The other CNC is a machine for creating physical stuff using computer. Like a laser cutter or a 3D printer. No idea what the actual meaning of the abbreviation is.
Computer Numerical Control
When I tell my friends I've done cognitive behavioral therapy but use the acronym...
I'm a woman and That's what i thiught too. Is there a sexual conotation to cnc? Maybe that's why my sex life is shit
No. It's shit because you don't have enough CNC hardware to attract a lover.
Makes sense. I bought a fucking 3d printer instead of investing on a cnc. I'm dumb
Why is it ALWAYS CNC?
It's like the DNS of sexual fantasies for women.
Because total submission is hot.
Because being wanted so much that somebody is willing to throw away their common ethical code is hot.
Because rough sex is hot.
Because doing these things in a safe space with somebody you actually fully trust is really hot.
Have you touched a CNC tool tip right after a non-watercooled job?


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