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Previously on "I don't get sex"
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So there's this guy researching the practice of having sexual relations with our ovine cousins, up in the Scottish Highlands he found the preferred technique is to insert one's partner's rear legs into the wellington boots to gain purchase, on the Yorkshire Moors he found the same favoured position. However when he asked the same question in Wales he was told they prefer to grasp the female firmly around the torso whilst celebrating the act of love.
So he asked the Welsh smallholders if they had considered the legs-in-wellies option.
'What?' came the incredulous reponse. 'No kissing!?'
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But does he still remember Flossie ?Originally posted by eek View PostSo that's why BP spends weekends in North Wales.
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If you are just desperate to get sex then prostitutes are a lot cheaper than wives.
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So what are these?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostThere are sheep in Kent too. But not so many cliffs you can take them to the edge of so that they push back....
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You say: "I don't get sex"
Does that mean you don't get any, or you don't understand it?
Either way, marriage is far from a guarantee of nookie. Although it is a good bet for the woman to make off with all your worldly possessions, including your house.
I would recommend this:
The Girlfriend Sequence | Daygame.com
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Is it true that the purpose of marriage is to find out what sort of woman your wife would have preferred?Originally posted by GlenW View PostDon't get married it'll just end up with a nasty divorce, in my experience.
Next time I'm just going to find someone I don't like and buy her a house.
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ftfyOriginally posted by Pondlife View PostHe didn't specify that it would be with another human.
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