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Counting zerosOriginally posted by BlackenedBiker View PostI have "done" the perfect vagina.
Six months doing nowt for a director who was an eejit. First words to me were "I am gay you know".
He was a perfect vagina and squeezed 6 figures out of it.
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I have "done" the perfect vagina.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostHave we done this one & if not why not?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8352711.stm
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Six months doing nowt for a director who was an eejit. First words to me were "I am gay you know".
He was a perfect vagina and squeezed 6 figures out of it.
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We know the results of male circumcision are sold to manufacturers of onion rings but what do they do with the bits cuts off ladies? When dried out they might make good sardine flavour crisps.
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I don’t know why some women get into a flap about their looks. The surgery do not seem to be as good as it is cracked up to be. Some of the results are difficult to see what has been done it would be impossible to spilt hairs
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That reviewer is a clown. Had me in stitches on a few of his other reviews too.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostGotta love the first review:

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Gotta love the first review:
Doreen has never been a keen box-gardener, so I hoped to stimulate some interest in pruning with this gift. Fortunately, she was open-minded enough to try a few things out and some of the designs were a big success. Frankly, they are vastly superior to anything that Ray Mears' has to offer in his guide to 'Bushcraft'. My only complaint is that I often get completely lost in navigating through her reconstruction of the Hampton Court maze. By the time this foreplay is over and I'm ready for action, she's usually fallen asleep!
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Rebuilding the index to make more room for things starting with 'v'Originally posted by AtW View PostToo busy working on SKA index update...
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Tony BliarOriginally posted by zeitghost View PostHave we done this one & if not why not?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/8352711.stm
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Sorry, I thought you were looking for nominations....
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