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Our pal Freddie Woo says: Climbing into the back seat of the car, she sat on a fortnight-old bag of food shopping I had completely forgotten about. The stench of a bag of bean sprouts popping open is a real passion-killer, I can tell you for nothing. Tell us about the shag you didn't have because you blew it.
( , Thu 22 May 2014, 14:01)
Our pal Freddie Woo says: Climbing into the back seat of the car, she sat on a fortnight-old bag of food shopping I had completely forgotten about. The stench of a bag of bean sprouts popping open is a real passion-killer, I can tell you for nothing. Tell us about the shag you didn't have because you blew it.
( , Thu 22 May 2014, 14:01)
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OK - well - genuinely - one of the students in our shared house was studying massage.
She was really quite fit, and a complete and utter hippy: stoner, auras, shakras, yoga, yurt music - the lot.
I willingly played victim to her learning of new techniques, as - well - I got a free massage out of it, you dicks.
After one session, which involved oils, sitar music and joss-sticks, she finished up, and said cooly, "So - what shall we do now?", lighting a joint.
Feeling chilled, and strangely energised and cheeky, I turned to her with an immensely cheesy grin, and, wiggling my eyebrows up and down like Borat, I said "Now ... we go to ma room, and we make sweet, beautiful luuurrrrve!", hoping for a laugh, and expecting a slap if I kept it up.
"Oh, OK ... " she said, cooly.
"Er ... no, H - I was joking ... " I said, completely bamboozled.
"Oh, OK ... " she said, cooly.
( , Thu 22 May 2014, 16:39, 7 replies)
She was really quite fit, and a complete and utter hippy: stoner, auras, shakras, yoga, yurt music - the lot.
I willingly played victim to her learning of new techniques, as - well - I got a free massage out of it, you dicks.
After one session, which involved oils, sitar music and joss-sticks, she finished up, and said cooly, "So - what shall we do now?", lighting a joint.
Feeling chilled, and strangely energised and cheeky, I turned to her with an immensely cheesy grin, and, wiggling my eyebrows up and down like Borat, I said "Now ... we go to ma room, and we make sweet, beautiful luuurrrrve!", hoping for a laugh, and expecting a slap if I kept it up.
"Oh, OK ... " she said, cooly.
"Er ... no, H - I was joking ... " I said, completely bamboozled.
"Oh, OK ... " she said, cooly.
( , Thu 22 May 2014, 16:39, 7 replies)
Yup. I was chatting to her only the other day, and she was whining about male customers asking for extras.
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She only has herself to blame if she keeps answering 'Oh, OK ...'
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