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Well I personaly, find these decapitation videos unpalatable, but each to their own.Originally posted by WageSlaveOr, Google + Sun = Topless stunner with every web search. Now that's what I call technology
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Or, Google + Sun = Topless stunner with every web search. Now that's what I call technologyOriginally posted by threadedGoogle + Sun = web browsable star office + a big fsck off pile of boxen
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Unless it's an old woman, in which case, 'do not operate when dry'.Originally posted by n5goonerdid anyone read the report of a lady passing out in a supermarket because she had a vibrating snatch.....and could not turn it off! Slipery when wet....
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Originally posted by WageSlaveIf you're looking for something to vibrate in a snatch, I have just the thing
Btw, if it doesn't cause a flutter, you're doing it wrong
did anyone read the report of a lady passing out in a supermarket because she had a vibrating snatch.....and could not turn it off! Slipery when wet....
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If you're looking for something to vibrate in a snatch, I have just the thingOriginally posted by threadedSome small enough to vibrate in a snatch and not cause a flutter
Btw, if it doesn't cause a flutter, you're doing it wrong
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googly solarisy type boxy thingies in more varieties than heinz. Some small enough to vibrate in a snatch and not cause a flutter, others large deeply throbbing in the data centre.
remember you heard it hear first...
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With 97% all .net development going to India in the next three years and the shift from Windows to Linux on the desktop gaining greater momentum year on year I wouldn't want to be in a Microsoft contractor's shoes.
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Bye bye Bill it was nice knowing ya...
Well it has got in the papers.
So I might as well tell you.
Google + Sun = web browsable star office + a big fsck off pile of boxen
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