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Smedlos wrote:
> June and July are pretty much out and both bank holiday weekends
> in May as well.
We'll wait until you're free
> June and July are pretty much out and both bank holiday weekends
> in May as well.
We'll wait until you're free
Borat wrote:
> As in would you be the filling in a human sandwich?
As in bird or bloke orgy?
A mixture would depend on the participants :D
> As in would you be the filling in a human sandwich?
As in bird or bloke orgy?
A mixture would depend on the participants :D
Nin wrote:
> I'm waiting to see when Smedlos is free, seeing as he's from
> that area. I think Cong is from Nottingham but doesn't live
> there anymore, which is a shame because i would have liked to
> meet him and Lucy and Vee wouldn't be the only woman. Maybe
> Smeds can bring his wife.
June and July are pretty much out and both bank holiday weekends in May as well.
Cong is from Nottingham and I know he has family over here still so maybe he could stay with them? If it's before June 23rd it'll be the fiancee, if it's after it'll be the wife :)
> I'm waiting to see when Smedlos is free, seeing as he's from
> that area. I think Cong is from Nottingham but doesn't live
> there anymore, which is a shame because i would have liked to
> meet him and Lucy and Vee wouldn't be the only woman. Maybe
> Smeds can bring his wife.
June and July are pretty much out and both bank holiday weekends in May as well.
Cong is from Nottingham and I know he has family over here still so maybe he could stay with them? If it's before June 23rd it'll be the fiancee, if it's after it'll be the wife :)
Smedlos wrote:
> I read one of those words with an "i" instead of an
> "e" :D
>
> Not quite anyones but most peoples....... :P
heh... ill not ask if you have had a drink!
> I read one of those words with an "i" instead of an
> "e" :D
>
> Not quite anyones but most peoples....... :P
heh... ill not ask if you have had a drink!
Seraphim wrote:
> Nin wrote:
> I have Delta of Venus,
>
> i still havent got round to reading that.
Prepare to be shocked. I think i got to about the 5th or 6th short story and stopped because it was uncomfortable reading.
> Nin wrote:
> I have Delta of Venus,
>
> i still havent got round to reading that.
Prepare to be shocked. I think i got to about the 5th or 6th short story and stopped because it was uncomfortable reading.
Smedlos wrote:
> Is that the good orgy or bad orgy from my viewpoint?
As in would you be the filling in a human sandwich?
> Is that the good orgy or bad orgy from my viewpoint?
As in would you be the filling in a human sandwich?
Borat wrote:
> Pfft ... everyone thinks cos he drinks from a big welly, he's
> gods gift to drinking, but we all know he's anyone's after half
> a shandy :D
I read one of those words with an "i" instead of an "e" :D
Not quite anyones but most peoples....... :P
> Pfft ... everyone thinks cos he drinks from a big welly, he's
> gods gift to drinking, but we all know he's anyone's after half
> a shandy :D
I read one of those words with an "i" instead of an "e" :D
Not quite anyones but most peoples....... :P
Nin wrote:
> I have Delta of Venus,
i still havent got round to reading that.
> I have Delta of Venus,
i still havent got round to reading that.
Coo Coo wrote:
> It'll be one massive orgy
Is that the good orgy or bad orgy from my viewpoint?
> It'll be one massive orgy
Is that the good orgy or bad orgy from my viewpoint?
Borat wrote:
> Anaïs Nin is hailed by many critics as one of the finest
> examples of writers of female erotica. She was one of the first
> women to really explore the realm of erotic writing, and
> certainly the first prominent woman in modern Europe to write
> erotica. Before her, erotica written by women was virtually
> unheard of, except for a few writers such as Kate Chopin. Nin,
> faced with a desperate need for money, wrote the stories in
> Delta of Venus for a dollar a page in the 1940s.
>
> She considered the characters in her erotica to be extreme
> caricature and never intended for the erotica to be published.
> Her writing was scandalously explicit for the time. In her
> unexpurgated diaries, she wrote about her incestuous
> relationship with her father.
>
> :O What the ... ?
I have Delta of Venus, it's rather ... explicit considering it was written during WWII. I do like that side to her but she's more famous for keeping a diary of her life for 60 years. She is a tremendously elegant writer and the thing with her father has big questions marks over whether it actually happened.
> Anaïs Nin is hailed by many critics as one of the finest
> examples of writers of female erotica. She was one of the first
> women to really explore the realm of erotic writing, and
> certainly the first prominent woman in modern Europe to write
> erotica. Before her, erotica written by women was virtually
> unheard of, except for a few writers such as Kate Chopin. Nin,
> faced with a desperate need for money, wrote the stories in
> Delta of Venus for a dollar a page in the 1940s.
>
> She considered the characters in her erotica to be extreme
> caricature and never intended for the erotica to be published.
> Her writing was scandalously explicit for the time. In her
> unexpurgated diaries, she wrote about her incestuous
> relationship with her father.
>
> :O What the ... ?
I have Delta of Venus, it's rather ... explicit considering it was written during WWII. I do like that side to her but she's more famous for keeping a diary of her life for 60 years. She is a tremendously elegant writer and the thing with her father has big questions marks over whether it actually happened.
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