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Geoff Gibson
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Egg whites. The key is lots of egg whites.
Well played, sir. Well played.
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Moyer Hall
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Interesting. I'll be going to Winn Dixie tonite...
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Moyer Hall
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Damn... I missed post 1500!
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Brian Talley
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Congrats on 1500, Moyer.
Time to put on my inner lesbians plaid flannel shirt.
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Joakim Jahlmar
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Catching up, yet again...
Tom wrote:
"I miss my husband and my Betty Poop,"
Hey, what about the Mighty Stash? You haven't been gone that long and already forgetting family members.... ;)
Tom also wrote:
"I confess to having done a threesome -- I'll confess to more than that, too, but let's just leave that lie for a while. Of course, being married puts that all behind me (pardon the pun -- even though I'm a 'top.')"
And given Geoff and Marc's discussion, I just have to ask, were you "just" three musketeers present or was either of the other two a woman? I know, I know, curiousity killed the cat... and I'm pretty sure it'll do me in as well at some point in the future. ;)
As to first times, and yes I know that was a couple of pages ago, but bear with me... I lost "it" the year I was going to turn 18 and with my girlfriend at the time. So, no regrets and a good moment (followed by many more).
As for piercings or tattoos (etc), I'd never get one myself* but I certainly can enjoy watching other people with it. Though I have to say that pierced nipples get me feeling a bit ouchy (sensitive nipples here thank you very much) and pierced navels are just an abomination (but I'll grant that that just stems from a weird and general dislike I have of navels and anything involving them).
And, HUGE congrats to Moyer on the 1500! Keep 'em coming, man!
* Well, possibly a tattoo but it'd have to be a) something I'd REALLY know I'd want around for the duration, and b) in a place where it suddenly wouldn't be drooping or something, while being both possible to hide and show off, depending on mood. And while I may actually have covered the first criteria, the second one keeps eluding me.
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Al Cook
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If I ever got a tattoo it would be 'the Phoebe'...
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Tom French
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...pierced nipples get me feeling a bit ouchy (sensitive nipples here thank you very much)
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?
Look at us, my friends. Comin' up on page 50!!!
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Moyer Hall
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What's The Phoebe? Is that a Friends reference? I wants a scary jack-o-
lantern tattoo...but too afraid to commit to it. I really like tattoos on guys
though.
Okay, so get this, I had this freaky ass dream last night that Tom was
being interviewed on some TV channel about his play. BUT Tom had long
flowing grey hair. Like
Billy Connolly .
It was really freaky, and Tom was just so proud of his long flowy grey
hair. He kept on flipping it for the camera. AND I kept on looking at this
image of Tom, and I was thinking "It doesn't really look like Tom, but
maybe it is?" and I would refer to the image he posted of him and his
students a couple pages back.
Am I crazy or what???
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Moyer Hall
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My nipples are what would be termed "hard-wired"
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You and me both...
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Al Cook
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"The Phoebe" is a single dot of blue ink. And yes, it's a Friends reference.
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Brian Talley
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My nipples are what would be termed "hard-wired"
Is that like "fully charged"?
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Al Cook
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"Fully" is the operative word!
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