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  • OwlHoot
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    Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post

    For sure, it is. I think Lola's surname is 'malesockie' .
    Maybe he's a stunning TS.

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  • wurzel
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    WTF did this thread get resurrected? Funny that it did though because I had an unpleasant pilatory experience this afternoon. I ventured into Swindon looking for a haircut and chanced upon an establishment with the caption "Continental Hairdresser" above the window. So, thinking it was an Italian barber, I went in and, once I got to the point of no return, I realised to my horror that it was an Indian barber. So, I told him what I wanted and I ended up with that one cut that Indian barbers always do. Not a million miles away from a basin cut in other words .

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  • MaryPoppins
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    Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post
    Hang on - Isn't Lola a bit of a girl's name?
    For sure, it is. I think Lola's surname is 'malesockie' .

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  • OwlHoot
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    Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post

    Hang on - Isn't Lola a bit of a girl's name?

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  • MaryPoppins
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    Originally posted by Lola View Post
    I like using shaving oil. I do not have a hairy body except in the obvious area and it is that area which I like to be silky smooth just in case I get lucky on a Friday night. It gives a smooth result however last time I used oil I but some extra on when I finished shaving. The sensation was stimulating and sent a tingle through my body. I lay back on the bed and gently massaged the sensitive bumps and crevices. Gently rhythmically rubbing; rubbing until my nipples were erect; rubbing more and more so the ecstasy of my burning desire to finish and have a cup of tea. You really are a homosexual if you are a male poster getting aroused by this!

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  • OwlHoot
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    Originally posted by Lola View Post

    I like using shaving oil. I do not have a hairy body except in the obvious area and it is that area which I like to be silky smooth just in case I get lucky on a Friday night. It gives a smooth result however last time I used oil I but some extra on when I finished shaving. The sensation was stimulating and sent a tingle through my body. I lay back on the bed and gently massaged the sensitive bumps and crevices. Gently rhythmically rubbing; rubbing until my nipples were erect; rubbing more and more so the ecstasy of my burning desire to finish and have a cup of tea. You really are a pervert if you read this far!
    I didn't get that far the third time.

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  • gingerjedi
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    Originally posted by Lola View Post
    I like using shaving oil. I do not have a hairy body except in the obvious area and it is that area which I like to be silky smooth just in case I get lucky on a Friday night. It gives a smooth result however last time I used oil I but some extra on when I finished shaving. The sensation was stimulating and sent a tingle through my body. I lay back on the bed and gently massaged the sensitive bumps and crevices. Gently rhythmically rubbing; rubbing until my nipples were erect; rubbing more and more so the ecstasy of my burning desire to finish and have a cup of tea. You really are a pervert if you read this far!
    And then what?

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  • d000hg
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    DP? Sas?

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  • Pondlife
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    Originally posted by Ignis Fatuus View Post
    Oh. It's a "neologism portmanteau". Of course.
    Laaaazaaaruuuuus!


    WTF?

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  • Lola
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    I like using shaving oil. I do not have a hairy body except in the obvious area and it is that area which I like to be silky smooth just in case I get lucky on a Friday night. It gives a smooth result however last time I used oil I but some extra on when I finished shaving. The sensation was stimulating and sent a tingle through my body. I lay back on the bed and gently massaged the sensitive bumps and crevices. Gently rhythmically rubbing; rubbing until my nipples were erect; rubbing more and more so the ecstasy of my burning desire to finish and have a cup of tea. You really are a pervert if you read this far!

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  • MaryPoppins
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    Originally posted by wobbegong View Post
    Every morning I knap a fresh piece of flint, slit the throat of the nearest item of wildlife (which then forms 'breakfeast') and shave using the critters blood.
    Tut. Breakfast is for wimps.

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  • Jubber
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    Back, crack and sack ?

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  • wobbegong
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    Originally posted by The_Equalizer View Post
    Real men use bars of soap. Real, real men skip on the soap.
    Every morning I knap a fresh piece of flint, slit the throat of the nearest item of wildlife (which then forms 'breakfeast') and shave using the critters blood.

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  • Ignis Fatuus
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    Oh. It's a "neologism portmanteau". Of course.

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  • Menelaus
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    Originally posted by MaryPoppins View Post
    I am genuinely thankful when I say, absolutely not.
    Given the physical pain involved, I can absolutely agree with that statement

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