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And I must admit to not always washing immediately after some traditional Slot B sex. Sometimes I just fall asleep after my hard work. |
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Gotta love the Boston Herald. Read it for your self here.
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I like it. Does that make me a gay guy? |
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You know the answer to this one - that's why she's the ex. She was clearly insane. Because gay men like that, that's why they're gay. Thank you, you're right again. |
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I sense that gay men have slightly different taste experiences when it comes to splooge. NTTAWWT |
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Will Gigli Make the List?
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THE 12 MOST UNDERRATED MOVIES OF ALL TIME And I thought only Gwinky and I saw Sudden Death -- Van Damme and hockey, how could it miss? |
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I will sleep with my dog any time over eating or sleeping at the homes of people who allow their litter box residue laden cats to walk all over their kitchen counter, table, and ever other available surface. Squicks me out just thinking about it. |
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Funny how every guy who wants you to swallow isn't interested in kissing you right after. How can you say "it's not because I am afraid it will taste bad and then I will have to stop pestering you to guzzle it but rather because it is weird to eat your own bodily fluids" when most men have, at one time or another, eaten, among other things, their own boogers and/or scabs? |
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Would sock puppets count? |
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This will go without the requisite NTTAWWT because there is most assuredly something WWT. |
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Hey, all six of the litter boxes in my house are cleaned at least once per day. And my little ones stay indoors and thus have less nasties on their "widdle fingers and toes" than you probably do. Leave my pussies out of this. |
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This same discussion went on on Infirm about 18 months ago, so you can go back and verify that I'm not making it up for this discussion. But hey -- who am I to question a woman who has to threaten to maim her husband, instead of just asking him not to do something she dislikes? |
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Turns out, I don't have gout (my doctor said if I really had gout, I wouldn't be able to wear my shoes because it woud be so painful.) The pain has gone away now, so whatever it was, I don't have it anymore. |
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Smooches. |
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Speaking of Spooge
Strange Blob Grosses Out N.J. Neighborhood Associated Press Friday, August 8, 2003 LITTLE EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, N.J. (AP) -- It smells like rotten eggs at best, decomposing flesh at worst. It looks like the pods from "Invasion of the Body Snatchers." To the people whose homes back up onto a Tuckerton Creek tributary where the gelatinous substance recently appeared, it's just "The Blob." "It's frightening," said Eileen Masterson. "We can't swim because the odor is so horrible and we won't crab here because we don't know whether it's safe." The substance, which was noticed about two weeks ago, consists of jelly-like bulbs that undulate with the waves just below the surface. By most accounts, it generally stays submerged in about 8 feet of water in the lagoon. At low tide, some of it pokes through the surface of the water, looking like marbled rocks. But no one's sure what it is. The state Department of Environmental Protection poked at the blob and took samples as part of a half-dozen field tests Tuesday before deciding it's not hazardous. "We've determined that it's not toxic. It's mostly like some algae or fungus," said DEP spokesman Jack Kaskey. "It may be an algae growth that lived on the bottom of the lagoon and after its life cycle ended, gases brought it up to the surface." Robert Ingenito, environmental health coordinator for the Ocean County Health Department, said he hadn't seen anything like it in 30 years of public health work. "In the dead-end lagoons, you normally see vegetative material that rots, fish kills or dissolved oxygen problems, but I've never seen anything like this," he said. "It's strange." |
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And will someone PM mn when the disgusting fecal germs convo is over? |
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I thought Jon's line "C'mon honey, you're getting beat by a gay guy" was hilarious. They haven't shown any evidence that Jon is homophobic, but it's weird that Chip would be talking shit if Jon hadn't said or done something. We are definitely rooting for Kelly and Jon in the str8 household. No question about it. |
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Sheesh! Mixing up Sebby and Thurgreed, really. |
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That said, I'm currently taking advantage of the internet market for White Stripes tickets in LA. People selling them on eBay aren't receiving very high bids as compared to what people are able to sell them for on Craig's list. I'm filling an important role here. |
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Edited to add...I can't believe I just used that word. You people are beginning to affect my speech. |
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To actually answer the poll, I'd like to get a record that would give me some street cred, something like most 40s consumed, most weed smoked, most coke snorted, something fun like that. |
Distill alcohol at your desk
From people with too much time on their hands - how to make your PC distill alcohol...
The basics of distillation are simple, you heat alcoholic fluid until the alcohol starts to evaporate, then you cool it so it condenses elsewhere into pure alcohol. To put it simply, the key components are a heating device and a cooling device. Now the average PC, has both a heating device (The processor) and a cooling device (The fan). The question we asked was "By separating the processor from its fan and adding a few small components, could we convince an ordinary PC to distil alcohol?" PC distiller |
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Kelly is a shrew. He needs to think long and hard before he marries her. What frustrated me most about the episode was that it was impossible to tell how far back Jon and Al were. I am curious because if it was close, then it seems that there is a good chance that had Jon done the shark tank instead of Al, they might have made it. Jon has nerves of steel. They were my favorite from the beginning. Unlike Chip and Reichen, I learned the lesson of the Harvard Law bimbos. The last couple of episodes have taught me to pay careful attention to signs, (even the ones for going the other way) and to continue to check for better flights even after you have the reservations. I file these lessons away, as the Amazing Race is the only reality show I would go on. Unfortunately, this might be the end, as it is expensive and hasn't been getting the ratings the network wants after trying it in several time slots. |
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and Robust Puppy said "And there are some who like to see the money shot." Will you marry me? Less (last said by me to SEC_Chick when she posted that she likes to eat her boogers, in a neat-o tying of threads two years apart kind of way) inSF |
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