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One for the ladies..

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  • Kyajae
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    Originally posted by alreadypacked
    So she wasn't interested in your four incher then.
    Sadly not. I take it you like 'em really big? Like I could park a double decker inside your fanny?

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  • Swamp Thing
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    Originally posted by n5gooner
    people don't really have 4-5" do they ?? is that really enough to do anything ?
    I am reliably informed that girth is as important as length

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  • n5gooner
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    people don't really have 4-5" do they ?? is that really enough to do anything ?


    Think we need SA on the case...

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  • alreadypacked
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    Originally posted by Kyajae
    Many years ago I worked with a woman who told me her ex-husband had a 9" beef bayonet when it was fully on the bone. She used to frequently visit her GP with internal bruising problems. She said she'd prefer a five or six-incher anytime.
    So she wasn't interested in your four incher then.

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  • Kyajae
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    Originally posted by alreadypacked
    I am guessing the person doing the study was a man. Live in hope if you must
    Many years ago I worked with a woman who told me her ex-husband had a 9" beef bayonet when it was fully on the bone. She used to frequently visit her GP with internal bruising problems. She said she'd prefer a five or six-incher anytime.

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  • Swamp Thing
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    Originally posted by alreadypacked
    I am guessing the person doing the study was a man. Live in hope if you must
    The British Journal of Urology, apparently.

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  • alreadypacked
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    Originally posted by Swamp Thing
    From Marketing Week 7th June:

    “An extensive study of men’s tackle has concluded that women are more interested in personality – and shoe size is no indicator of performance”.

    “Womenfolk were grateful by and large, so to speak, with what their partners had received, and rated it as less important than personality and grooming” (personal hygiene I believe, not the internet kind of grooming).

    So Ladies: true or false.
    Duder: sit up and take notes
    I am guessing the person doing the study was a man. Live in hope if you must

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  • Swamp Thing
    started a topic One for the ladies..

    One for the ladies..

    From Marketing Week 7th June:

    “An extensive study of men’s tackle has concluded that women are more interested in personality – and shoe size is no indicator of performance”.

    “Womenfolk were grateful by and large, so to speak, with what their partners had received, and rated it as less important than personality and grooming” (personal hygiene I believe, not the internet kind of grooming).

    So Ladies: true or false.
    Duder: sit up and take notes

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