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Donald Miller
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the cold makes my teabags less baggy...and more "brainy"
D-
edited to add....WooHoo 50 pages of laughs and love.
Edited by Donald Miller on 15 August 2008 at 10:46am
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Juan Jose Colin Arciniega
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Before i go, i wanna recommend a movie:
It's about the gay relationship between and arab guy and another from israel, how the have problems to fulfill their love and terrorism in Tel Avid. It's a good movie, and very erotic!
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Tom French
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| Posted: 15 August 2008 at 5:19pm | IP Logged | 3
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We always used tea bags for sunburn -- really works!
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Steve D Swanson
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| Posted: 15 August 2008 at 5:35pm | IP Logged | 4
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tea bags for sunburns? How does that work, exactly, Tom?
And wouldn't you get some really odd shaped raccoon eyes out of it? (Or raccoon chin as the case may be.)
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Tom French
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Take the used tea-bag and open it (when cooled). Rub the tea leaves on the sunburned area. Honestly, it works great. I got a VERY serious sunburn about a decade ago and some old wife did that treatment to me -- couldn't believe how well it cooled the sunburned area.
Who'd have thunk it?
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Tom French
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Here's a few pics from Edinburgh:
Me and my writing partner Carole on High Street.
How freakin' gorgeous is this city? This is the "old" city. The "new" part of the city was built around 1750.
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Lars Johansson
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Those deep purple colored heads wrestling need a lot of teabags.
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Tom French
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That's exertion, Lars, not sunshine. :)
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Lars Johansson
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Tom. you should have trvaleled over here to Stockholm, close to England. We had Europride this year. But you can join next year for Stockholm pride Festival.
http://www.stockholmpride.org/
And why not bring Eric on The Lesbian Sockholm Sightseeing Boat Tour.
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Joakim Jahlmar
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Tom wrote:
"But, Wha-Keem, that's EXACTLY the reason to have it done. My nipples are what would be termed 'hard-wired' and the piercing has only enhanced that! What's the saying, 'A moment's pain for eternal pleasure' or something like that?"
Tom, when I say I have sensitive nipples, I mean to a degree where there are very few and rare instances when anyone doing anything to them equates me experiencing pleasure from it. 99 times out 100 (at least, most likely) anyone getting close to that particular small area will more likely turn me off and go "ouch" than grow hotter. I know that pain and pleasure are said to be closely related, and certainly think there's some truth in that, but for me personally, that particular spot rarely manages to not cross over into pain territory if handled by anyone.
Al wrote:
"'The Phoebe' is a single dot of blue ink. And yes, it's a Friends reference."
O come on, Al, that's not just a single dot... Phoebe got the whole world, remember! ;)
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Tom French
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And why not bring Eric on The Lesbian Sockholm Sightseeing Boat Tour.
Do we need a whole boat tour to spot Lesbians?
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Steve D Swanson
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Um... I hate doing this but the tea bag question was meant to be a joke about the other kind of teabagging.... sigh. It's not funny if I have to explain it.
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