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i thought that after I typed. Then added the reference cos I got it wrong. Have a listen it's a good podcast.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostWhat is the difference between asexual and not sexual?See You Next TuesdayComment
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I was hoping for an answer involving NLyUK, MF and a barbed strap-on.Originally posted by Lance View Posti thought that after I typed. Then added the reference cos I got it wrong. Have a listen it's a good podcast.Comment
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Only you dream of that.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostI was hoping for an answer involving NLyUK, MF and a barbed strap-on.Comment
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He will have weight and force on his side, thats for sureOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostI was hoping for an answer involving NLyUK, MF and a barbed strap-on.
The Chunt of Chunts.Comment
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Well, you may be a sheep, but otherwise I don't see the relevance. I mean, female spiders try to eat their mates after copulation. Does that justify cannibalism?Originally posted by Lance View PostI was listening to a Radio 4 podcast and they had some information about sheeps. Apparently 10% of male sheep are asexual, 20% bisexual and 20% not sexual at all. Leaving only 50% 'straight' sheep.
So gayness is inevitable.
reference : Infinite Monkey podcast on the Battle of the Sexes. 18th July.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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FTFYOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostI was hoping for an answer involving NLyUK, MF anda barbed strap-onshaunbhoy.Comment
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Not all female spiders do and spiders aren't mammals.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostWell, you may be a sheep, but otherwise I don't see the relevance. I mean, female spiders try to eat their mates after copulation. Does that justify cannibalism?
When researchers try and understand human behaviour they look at the nearest mammals to us first and if they are completely different, they then look at other mammals."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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How many species removed before they consider FLC's characteristics?Originally posted by SueEllen View PostNot all female spiders do and spiders aren't mammals.
When researchers try and understand human behaviour they look at the nearest mammals to us first and if they are completely different, they then look at other mammals.Comment
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