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Hi KathyOriginally posted by KathyWoolfe View PostGot lots of time to play games on our wii, watch DVD's etc.....
Not very good at Wii, DVDs etc but if you want to engage in outrageous flirting and double entenre then I am your man!
In fact as we are talking double entendre - I would be happy to give you one now.Comment
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Originally posted by Drewster View PostHi Kathy
Not very good at Wii, DVDs etc but if you want to engage in outrageous flirting and double entenre then I am your man!
In fact as we are talking double entendre - I would be happy to give you one now.

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I wasnt really into men at the time - IYKWIM
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Lunch..... I should have made some salad last night but I forgot... anyone got any inspiration for me?Bazza gets caught
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