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Try to stat single. For what the divorce cost me, I could have had prostitutes and coke 4 hours a night. With some left over to spend on friparies....Originally posted by darmstadt View PostMust have been someone else, I'm not a sucker, no marriage (yet) for me
Here's some tips for you (Google Translate might help): Dreier: Mit diesen 5 Stellungen erlebst du den mega Sex
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Must have been someone else, I'm not a sucker, no marriage (yet) for meOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostShame you got thrown out. However that thing you suggested with the oysters was too much even for the hard cores.
You wife had a good time with us though.
Here's some tips for you (Google Translate might help): Dreier: Mit diesen 5 Stellungen erlebst du den mega Sex
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If married people have more sex, its not with the person they are married to.Originally posted by vetran View Post
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fascinating, Book clerks seem to be up there with the exotic dancers.
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well i always knew i wasn't normal, but i had no idea just how far out there i was! - cheers
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