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So who wants to sort Harriet's dirties?
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I'd tie her to the bed, then I'd go to the pub for a few hoursOriginally posted by vetran View Post
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In the comments: "I would rather tie her to the front of a truck than a bed "


Hard Brexit now!
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It wouldn't make very entertaining reading though, would it.
He looked at me with his 'loading the dishwasher' eyes, as he slowly and gently lowered the cutlery into the plastic basket. Licking his lips gently, he ripped the selophane from the finish tablet and forced it roughly into the detergent drawer. His eyes slowly closing and his head snapping backwards in ecstacy, he snapped the door shut and expertly dialled up a heavy soil cycle and with a cocky arrogance, jammed his finger into the 'ON' button.....When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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You can't stop there - what happened next?!?!Originally posted by TestMangler View PostIt wouldn't make very entertaining reading though, would it.
He looked at me with his 'loading the dishwasher' eyes, as he slowly and gently lowered the cutlery into the plastic basket. Licking his lips gently, he ripped the selophane from the finish tablet and forced it roughly into the detergent drawer. His eyes slowly closing and his head snapping backwards in ecstacy, he snapped the door shut and expertly dialled up a heavy soil cycle and with a cocky arrogance, jammed his finger into the 'ON' button.....Comment
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostIt wouldn't make very entertaining reading though, would it.
He looked at me with his 'loading the dishwasher' eyes, as he slowly and gently lowered the cutlery into the plastic basket. Licking his lips gently, he ripped the selophane from the finish tablet and forced it roughly into the detergent drawer. His eyes slowly closing and his head snapping backwards in ecstacy, he snapped the door shut and expertly dialled up a heavy soil cycle and with a cocky arrogance, jammed his finger into the 'ON' button.....
Growing old is mandatory
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What worries me most about the whole story, is that she bought and read the book for research purposes.
Researching what? Is she protesting too much?
The mere thought of Balls and her being nasty with each other makes me feel a little sick.Comment
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She felt the rush of moisture through her pipes sending her turbidity sensors in to overdrive.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostYou can't stop there - what happened next?!?!
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You'll need to buy the next bookOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostYou can't stop there - what happened next?!?!
I did, however get one of my 'stories' added to a book that's coming out soon, called '50 shades of Glasgow'
It went:
Chantelle lay back gasping after her 11th orgasm. Awkwardly pulling up her Reebock tracksuit bottoms and taking a deep drag on a Mayfair Superking, she looked up with an embarrassed smile and said, "So, dae ye's aw play fur Partick Thistle ?"When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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