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Oh I do love internet hardmen.








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Oh I do love internet hardmen.








Absolutely acceptable. I found honesty was the best policy, you are much less likely to waste your own and other peoples time. Although, if you are going to be that explicit, be prepared for an overwhelming response, some of which will probably make your skin crawl.
Nail on the head, dear doodab. I just shuddered reading that. Is it acceptable to post an ad asking for occasional exceptional intercourse, with some assistance with DIY round the house?
Oh I do love internet hardmen.

Shame you're not down under.
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Hi, this is the pot. Is the kettle available ?
How on earth did you find that?
Not for myself of course, but so prospective candidates can judge the value of applyingI suspect I wouldn't state it quite so baldly, initially. Although it is tempting to state specific filth requirements clearly up front, I think that might scare most off.
I like TM's idea about allowing CUK to filter applications. I sound f.kcing arrogant - not that I assume there would be loads to filter, like.
I suspect I wouldn't state it quite so baldly, initially. Although it is tempting to state specific filth requirements clearly up front, I think that might scare most off.
I like TM's idea about allowing CUK to filter applications. I sound f.kcing arrogant - not that I assume there would be loads to filter, like.

So come on big man. Which one is yours?
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