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Originally posted by RedSauce View PostFortunately she didn't. She spent 3 nights in intensive care then a further week in hospital being treated for pneumonia caused by the respirator.
Don't forget that when with Penang don't lick her chutney spoon.
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostThe hooker's name is Penang?
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Originally posted by RedSauce View PostFortunately she didn't. She spent 3 nights in intensive care then a further week in hospital being treated for pneumonia caused by the respirator. She is now in another ward fir 30 days trying to fix her head.
I went on my (apparently made up) trip, was a bit surreal at the start, but having a thai hooker balls deep in me seemed to help me out. Am currently in Penang and having a very good time.
I am very grateful for the advice received, sometimes the advice from a relatively anonymous forum can be more valuable than that from close friends and family.
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Originally posted by RedSauce View PostFortunately she didn't. She spent 3 nights in intensive care then a further week in hospital being treated for pneumonia caused by the respirator. She is now in another ward fir 30 days trying to fix her head.
I went on my (apparently made up) trip, was a bit surreal at the start, but having a thai hooker balls deep in me seemed to help me out. Am currently in Penang and having a very good time.
I am very grateful for the advice received, sometimes the advice from a relatively anonymous forum can be more valuable than that from close friends and family.
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Originally posted by suityou01 View PostWell? Did she croak?
I went on my (apparently made up) trip, was a bit surreal at the start, but having a thai hooker balls deep in me seemed to help me out. Am currently in Penang and having a very good time.
I am very grateful for the advice received, sometimes the advice from a relatively anonymous forum can be more valuable than that from close friends and family.
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'We need a pic to better advise, if she is a munter leave the hassle, if she is a 5-7 keep it casual, anything 8 or over put up with the drama for as long as she has her looks '
FAF - words to live by...
Look, they are all pretty much mad, although they usually keep it hidden better, at least for a while. You have had a glimpse of the nightmare ahead, if you didn't have a trip booked, my advice would be to book one....
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Originally posted by Scruff View PostFrogs croak,
Doves cry...
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