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I'm not going to describe the build-up to this post. That would be boasting - and anyway, I'm not sure quite how I feel just yet.
The question I wanted to ask:
Does it ever stop being special?
Does it ever become mundane and routine?
Does it, once you know what you're doing, become any less sublime?
Sensible replys please.
The question I wanted to ask:
Does it ever stop being special?
Does it ever become mundane and routine?
Does it, once you know what you're doing, become any less sublime?
Sensible replys please.
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Sam...I'm surprised you know so much.
Have you been up to anything? :D
Have you been up to anything? :D
Mouldy Cheese wrote:
> The question I wanted to ask:
> Does it ever stop being special?
> Does it ever become mundane and routine?
> Does it, once you know what you're doing, become any less sublime?
1. no, sometimes it can be horny, somtimes passionate, but ALWAYS special
2. yes and no. you get a routine (good) but it never becomes A routine
3. ...i dont know what sublime means...but the better you get the more you seem to enjoy it.
O and Garlic Breads tip, be creative (i'm not talking about the dirt track, although whatever pickles your onion ; ), i mean have fun and be imaginative, let your hormones goide you...)
> The question I wanted to ask:
> Does it ever stop being special?
> Does it ever become mundane and routine?
> Does it, once you know what you're doing, become any less sublime?
1. no, sometimes it can be horny, somtimes passionate, but ALWAYS special
2. yes and no. you get a routine (good) but it never becomes A routine
3. ...i dont know what sublime means...but the better you get the more you seem to enjoy it.
O and Garlic Breads tip, be creative (i'm not talking about the dirt track, although whatever pickles your onion ; ), i mean have fun and be imaginative, let your hormones goide you...)
Fozy?
FOZY?
FONZY!
FOZY?
FONZY!
English_Bloke wrote:
> Doesn't Fozy say, "Heeeeeeeey"?
****
You're both wrong...It's "Aaaaaaaayyyyyyyy"
> Doesn't Fozy say, "Heeeeeeeey"?
****
You're both wrong...It's "Aaaaaaaayyyyyyyy"
Mouldy Cheese wrote:
> Does it ever stop being special?
> Does it ever become mundane and routine?
> Does it, once you know what you're doing, become any less sublime?
Hugh Hefner would say: "No".
Jim Royle would say: "Yes".
I'd say: "Depends on who you're doing it with".
> Does it ever stop being special?
> Does it ever become mundane and routine?
> Does it, once you know what you're doing, become any less sublime?
Hugh Hefner would say: "No".
Jim Royle would say: "Yes".
I'd say: "Depends on who you're doing it with".
Doesn't Fozy say, "Heeeeeeeey"?
Mouldy Cheese wrote:
> The question I wanted to ask:
> Does it ever stop being special? Depends on who you're with
> Does it ever become mundane and routine? Depends on who you're with
> Does it, once you know what you're doing, become any less sublime? Some people never learn how to do it right, but done "right", it's, ahem, rewarding. :)
> The question I wanted to ask:
> Does it ever stop being special? Depends on who you're with
> Does it ever become mundane and routine? Depends on who you're with
> Does it, once you know what you're doing, become any less sublime? Some people never learn how to do it right, but done "right", it's, ahem, rewarding. :)
*Fonzy thumbs*
Heeeeeeeeeeeh
Heeeeeeeeeeeh
Heh, congrats.
I'm not going to describe the build-up to this post. That would be boasting - and anyway, I'm not sure quite how I feel just yet.
The question I wanted to ask:
Does it ever stop being special?
Does it ever become mundane and routine?
Does it, once you know what you're doing, become any less sublime?
Sensible replys please.
The question I wanted to ask:
Does it ever stop being special?
Does it ever become mundane and routine?
Does it, once you know what you're doing, become any less sublime?
Sensible replys please.
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