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PrintableIrresistibleB1tch said: KebabKing said: why don't u just trade him in for me?  take a number, buddy! the reel is still full  | |
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KebabKing said: IrresistibleB1tch said: so i can sell my husband for 5K?! 
sweet!  why don't u just trade him in for me? You'd make a great pot washer. .... [Edited 8/15/05 15:31pm] | |
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LleeLlee said: KebabKing said: why don't u just trade him in for me? You'd make a great pot washer. .... [Edited 8/15/05 15:31pm] and all the meat she could eat | |
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KebabKing said: IrresistibleB1tch said: take a number, buddy! the reel is still full i'm a lucky girl. a lucky, washed-up, middle-aged, wide-butt girl. | |
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KebabKing said: LleeLlee said: You'd make a great pot washer. .... [Edited 8/15/05 15:31pm] and all the meat she could eat deal!  | |
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KebabKing said: LleeLlee said: You'd make a great pot washer. .... [Edited 8/15/05 15:31pm] and all the meat she could eat she doesn't eat meat. oh dear, you're doing well. | |
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LleeLlee said: KebabKing said: and all the meat she could eat she doesn't eat meat. oh dear, you're doing well.  you're blowing my cover! i just lulled him into believing i was a vegan... now i just need to get this in writing! | |
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Number23 said: Anxiety said: donate?!  I'm just wondering if you ever feel a emphatic psychic pain when one of your babies are born/die/have their first shave or whatever. I'm thinking of donating, but don;t want to end up shagging my own daughter when I'm a lecherous middle-aged adulterer. Would I know? I've read stuff about family phermones turning each other off, but I'll be middle aged and my sense of smell will have deteriorated. I'm...so confused.  i only did it in one situation, and it was a personal arrangement with a couple who weren't able to conceive on their own. the arrangement involved a LOT of discussion and agreement on lots of different matters. i was given the option of getting to know the kid and being part of the "family" in some way, and there was also the agreement that if everyone on both sides of the parents' families should suddenly pass away for whatever reason, i'd be the child's legal guardian. these were friends, so i was really happy to be asked. still and all, we treated it as a "professional" arrangement and we maintained a certain amount of distance in the situation. and fyi, the process involved a saki cup and a turkey baster. TMI? | |
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LleeLlee said: KebabKing said: and all the meat she could eat she doesn't eat meat. oh dear, you're doing well. the whole veg thing is a facade | |
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IrresistibleB1tch said: LleeLlee said: she doesn't eat meat. oh dear, you're doing well. you're blowing my cover! i just lulled him into believing i was a vegan... now i just need to get this in writing! we all know you love meat  | |
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KebabKing said: IrresistibleB1tch said: you're blowing my cover! i just lulled him into believing i was a vegan... now i just need to get this in writing! we all know you love meat as much as me  | |
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Anxiety said: Number23 said: I'm just wondering if you ever feel a emphatic psychic pain when one of your babies are born/die/have their first shave or whatever. I'm thinking of donating, but don;t want to end up shagging my own daughter when I'm a lecherous middle-aged adulterer. Would I know? I've read stuff about family phermones turning each other off, but I'll be middle aged and my sense of smell will have deteriorated. I'm...so confused. i only did it in one situation, and it was a personal arrangement with a couple who weren't able to conceive on their own. the arrangement involved a LOT of discussion and agreement on lots of different matters. i was given the option of getting to know the kid and being part of the "family" in some way, and there was also the agreement that if everyone on both sides of the parents' families should suddenly pass away for whatever reason, i'd be the child's legal guardian. these were friends, so i was really happy to be asked. still and all, we treated it as a "professional" arrangement and we maintained a certain amount of distance in the situation. and fyi, the process involved a saki cup and a turkey baster. TMI?
I was NOT expecting that answer. Man, that's interesting. Myself, I generally only deal in surrealism and joviality to protect myself from the horrors of the real world. It's the Scottish way. You are very bold. [Edited 8/15/05 15:44pm] | |
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IrresistibleB1tch said: LleeLlee said: she doesn't eat meat. oh dear, you're doing well. you're blowing my cover! i just lulled him into believing i was a vegan... now i just need to get this in writing! I wont breathe a word. | |
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KebabKing said: LleeLlee said: she doesn't eat meat. oh dear, you're doing well. the whole veg thing is a facade I know. I mean who could resist your meat? | |
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I think 2the9s is worth fiddy cents. ^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^*^
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LleeLlee said: IrresistibleB1tch said: you're blowing my cover! i just lulled him into believing i was a vegan... now i just need to get this in writing! I wont breathe a word. i think he's already suspecting something...  | |
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IrresistibleB1tch said: LleeLlee said: I wont breathe a word. i think he's already suspecting something... I doubt that very much. He once tried to turn a computer on by winking at it. We're definitely not talking Einstein here. | |
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LleeLlee said: IrresistibleB1tch said: i think he's already suspecting something... I doubt that very much. He once tried to turn a computer on by winking at it. We're definitely not talking Einstein here.
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Number23 said: Anxiety said: i only did it in one situation, and it was a personal arrangement with a couple who weren't able to conceive on their own. the arrangement involved a LOT of discussion and agreement on lots of different matters. i was given the option of getting to know the kid and being part of the "family" in some way, and there was also the agreement that if everyone on both sides of the parents' families should suddenly pass away for whatever reason, i'd be the child's legal guardian. these were friends, so i was really happy to be asked. still and all, we treated it as a "professional" arrangement and we maintained a certain amount of distance in the situation. and fyi, the process involved a saki cup and a turkey baster. TMI?
I was NOT expecting that answer. Man, that's interesting. Myself, I generally only deal in surrealism and joviality to protect myself from the horrors of the real world. It's the Scottish way. You are very bold. [Edited 8/15/05 15:44pm] i don't know. i don't think it's so intense or crazy. i thought it was a cool experience. i trusted the couple implicitly, and i probably wouldn't agree to help anyone else like that unless i really really felt they'd be great parents and that i had a strong understanding with them. but the whole thing was a very positive experience. something for the memoirs. | |
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sag10 said: I think 2the9s is worth fiddy cents.
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I have a big dick, that should be worth something, right? | |
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I'm worth as much as a rich divorcee can afford, honey. | |
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