very lovely TJ
When referring to 'a handful', is that the size of the breasts' owner's hands, or the hands of the person grabbing said handful?
(When referring to 'a handful', is that the size of the breasts' owner's hands, or the hands of the person grabbing said handful?
bilbobarneybobs I'll be 14 in b3ta years soon.,
Tue 5 Dec 2006, 14:20,
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Afternoon freebs!I'd say it's the person doing the grabbing...
But it's a fluid kind of rule, it could alter according to the circumstances.
For instance, in bed with the missus needs a whole different set of rules and constants than at the lap-dancing club with your beered-up chums =)
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Tue 5 Dec 2006, 14:25,
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But it's a fluid kind of rule, it could alter according to the circumstances.
For instance, in bed with the missus needs a whole different set of rules and constants than at the lap-dancing club with your beered-up chums =)
it was a mathmatical query bilbobarneybobs I'll be 14 in b3ta years soon.,
Tue 5 Dec 2006, 14:26,
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but he's provided bothquantitative and qualitative analysis as well as sociological observations ...
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Far Out Slave last ate at,
Tue 5 Dec 2006, 14:36,
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Yeah but what I meant was you're more likely to be grabbing your missus' norks in bed......while a lap-dancer's more likely to grabbing her own.
So whose hands can depend on the situation.
Never mind =)
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Tue 5 Dec 2006, 14:37,
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So whose hands can depend on the situation.
Never mind =)
Theres only one way to settle this.Bring me Norks
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AutoPrawn is glad we're living in the future now,
Tue 5 Dec 2006, 14:45,
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I'd sayIt's based on the person grabbing said handful.
Reason being that a handful isn't a set measurement.
(Reason being that a handful isn't a set measurement.
cooler_king That's no moon!,
Tue 5 Dec 2006, 14:31,
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