Cuddly Contraception

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NorthWestPerm2Contr replied

10 April 2014, 10:10
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

I thought kids were the best contraception anyway!

Yep, might as well get castrated.
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SimonMac replied

10 April 2014, 10:06
I thought kids were the best contraception anyway!
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vetran started a topic Cuddly Contraception

10 April 2014, 09:17
Cuddly Contraception

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So there you go V minor is not wanting cuddles or grub, she is a pill substitute.

Maybe if I show her a Durex before bed then I might get a nights sleep?
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