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Sorry but it was a bombshell, I went out a few times more but her behaviour started getting stranger so I bailed. -
Bloody hell, I had to look it up in Urban Dictionary.Originally posted by hyperD View PostOne of my casual flings way back liked to play the game of the glass-bottom boat. Imagine my surprise when inadvertantly acting the role of passenger I was underneath the glass coffee table looking for a magazine when she suddenly leaped on top of the table and sat on her haunches and carried out the act.
Well I say surprised, that was before I realised there wasn't any glass.

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Alright, added.Originally posted by kandr View PostSorry but it was a bombshell, I went out a few times more but her behaviour started getting stranger so I bailed.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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Originally posted by hyperD View PostOne of my casual flings way back liked to play the game of the glass-bottom boat. Imagine my surprise when inadvertantly acting the role of passenger I was underneath the glass coffee table looking for a magazine when she suddenly leaped on top of the table and sat on her haunches and carried out the act.
Well I say surprised, that was before I realised there wasn't any glass.
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Now, I know of one definiton of this. I am now wondering if that's the version you partook in with this young lady?!Originally posted by hyperD View PostOne of my casual flings way back liked to play the game of the glass-bottom boat. Imagine my surprise when inadvertantly acting the role of passenger I was underneath the glass coffee table looking for a magazine when she suddenly leaped on top of the table and sat on her haunches and carried out the act.
Well I say surprised, that was before I realised there wasn't any glass.
Otherwise, I'm laughing - again.Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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Go on, save us all having to look it up. Also, did she know the glass was missing?Originally posted by hyperD View PostOne of my casual flings way back liked to play the game of the glass-bottom boat. Imagine my surprise when inadvertantly acting the role of passenger I was underneath the glass coffee table looking for a magazine when she suddenly leaped on top of the table and sat on her haunches and carried out the act.
Well I say surprised, that was before I realised there wasn't any glass.Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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I think HD would have been a bit squished if there was no glass. Also, in need of an urgent shower.Originally posted by d000hg View PostGo on, save us all having to look it up. Also, did she know the glass was missing?Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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The best I can manage is that I went out with a nice bloke, but still lived with his mum, wore cowboy boots and ordered lager and blackcurrent at the bar.
I just couldn't get that enthusiastic and so fibbed on the 2nd date that an ex had asked me back. I didn't have the heart to say that I didn't fancy him."I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
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Erm, wasn't he just...gay?Originally posted by cojak View PostThe best I can manage is that I went out with a nice bloke, but still lived with his mum, wore cowboy boots and ordered lager and blackcurrent at the bar.
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I used to know a fella who wore cowboy boots and drank the same - a local in the pub I worked in. Spooky. This guy was however around 4"5 - his nickname was Little Dave. He used to be a cameraman on Roger Cook, and talked about it constantly.Originally posted by cojak View PostThe best I can manage is that I went out with a nice bloke, but still lived with his mum, wore cowboy boots and ordered lager and blackcurrent at the bar.
I just couldn't get that enthusiastic and so fibbed on the 2nd date that an ex had asked me back. I didn't have the heart to say that I didn't fancy him.
He shagged one of the other barmaids and filmed it covertly - she kicked him in the head when she found out. That wasn't you then Cojak??
Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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