Men's toilets, Secretaries, that sort of thing.

[cecilia]

my only comment about hair is to point out that IT looks bigger when one neatly trims around  IT.
eh, hem.

plus, it's nice when it's tidy.


ps, succubus is my middle name
 :-D  :-D

[cecilia]

that_punk_guy wrote:
Doesn't shaving the genital region make it kinda irritable?

not if i rub vit E oil on it for ya!
 :-o

[cecilia]

No need for me to shave then.

bragging?

[cecilia]

Cyberus wrote:
BTW, foreskins have to be one of the least attractive parts of a man's anatomy...

that's YOUR opinion!!!!

and you are wrong! :-D

[cecilia]

the Testimonials are a scream!
"What a feeling, I?m so smooth and soft and extremely lickable."
:lol:
'i'm dying!!!!
:lol:

[cecilia]

that_punk_guy wrote:
So... who's going to break the final taboo and post a picture of their new "haircut"? :-D

send all pics to me and i'll make a "Balls of Amiga" site!
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

[cecilia]

PMC wrote:
An ex of mine once confessed to peeing in the shower....  MY damn shower!  Ugh!  

Any further comment Cecilia?

:-D

and peeing in a shower is "bad" because..........?
Maybe you have a different shower than me. :-?
Mine has water constantly flooding down, washing away soap, grime, dead skin cells, and pee (if it happens).
plus, one can also - may the ghods help us!!! - actually WASH the shower!!!!!  :-o  :-o  :-o

there is, of course, another possible issue here: maybe she was trying to get YOU in the shower by telling you this story?
  :lol:

[cecilia]

you do realize that urine - as soon as it exits from the body - has no germs in it. assuming, of course that the body it just inhabited is healthy.

there is only a problem if it sits around. and that doesn't happen in MY shower.
 :-D

[cecilia]

some years ago when I was asked to make some tartan images for a web site (and I was using DPAINT to do this, btw) I did some research on the making of real tartans and found out that urine had been used in the preparation of the wool.

http://www.kinnaird.net/tartan.htm

"Originally the Highlanders used only the natural shades of the sheeps' wool - black, brown or white - in the designs of their tartan cloth. Later they employed a range of leaves, berries, bark and lichens as natural dyes to develop cloth patterns involving many colours. The birch tree, for instance, produced yellow; while the alder produced black or brown; heather gave orange; the crowberry or blaeberry, purple; the bramble, blue; and the flower of tormentil, red. [color=FF0000]Urine[/color] -fual or graith in Gaelic - was used as a source of ammonia to deepen and intensify colours and to remove grease. Before the dyeing was completed the wool was always washed and a mordant (from the Latin verb, mordere, 'to bite') was added to make the dye permanent. The substance used was often the salt of alum, copper or chrome, and iron mordanting was obtained from black peat bogs."

cool, heh! :-D

[cecilia]

Speelgoedmannetje wrote:
I thought this thread should be opened again :-)
And because I'm old-fashioned drunk again, like the good old times.

I believe thats, "LET the good times roll"
 :crazy:  you really are drunk!

[cecilia]

motorollin wrote:

Karlos wrote:

bloodline wrote:
Blame the iPhone...

Yeah, now you can look at pictures of socks on the one hand whilst holding one for real in the other. Clearly a win-win scenario :-D

Here's a photo of Bloodline's actual hand holding his actual iPhone:


I've got another photo of what his other hand was doing, but I won't post that.

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moto