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Previously on "Argument in the next room."
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Oh good, you found it, can I have it back pleaseOriginally posted by EternalOptimist View Post
I once saw something behind the door in a travel lodge, obviously overlooked by the cleaners. It was a thong. a crusty one

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FTFYOriginally posted by darmstadt View PostI'm getting fed up with people doing the horizontal mambo in rooms next to me that I now plug the loudspeakers into my laptop, find a either a threesome or rough gay sex on Youporn and wank my self into oblivion
Sorry, but it had to be done
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I'm getting fed up with people doing the horizontal mambo in rooms next to me that I now plug the loudspeakers into my laptop, find a either a threesome or rough gay sex on Youporn and turn the volume up
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Keep google translate up so you can keep up with what they are saying. Might be something juicy.....
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I stayed in a hotel a few years ago and I could hear the neighbours going at it big time.
It sounded that good that when they'd finished, I had a cigarette
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its a bit tight, it's killing meOriginally posted by zeitghostAnd you just can't get to sleep stuck there with your ear to the wall. It's so unfair.
Still got it?
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those little hotel glasses are absolutely useless for listening through walls as well.
I once saw something behind the door in a travel lodge, obviously overlooked by the cleaners. It was a thong. a crusty one
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Originally posted by realityhack View PostIt can be difficult to decipher sometimes - it could just as easily be foreplay. Earplugs either way.
Yep. Once was in a hotel room with pretty thin walls. Awoke to the sounds from the next room of someone getting slapped around while he was giving her loads of verbal abuse. Then she started moaning and I realised he was just spanking her arse.
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Take no notice of RH and NF, and try and get a transcript, or at least the gist, for us to chortle over tomorrow.
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