12 Days of Christmas - And Into the New Year

I'm starting off the day with another little tease.:kiss:

Your images are far from common place but their effect has become so. After viewing one, a cornucopia of new images blossom in my mind. The easy way to say it is "Aphroditiac is an aphrodisiac for my imagination".

Today was no different and thanks to you I'm starting the day with another little grin.

Cheers
 
Scrub a dub dub...

Hey! There are no men in my tub!:mad:
 
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You know I think you could make a career out of erotic teasing! You continuely amaze me..Thinking you can't take things to a new level...Yet you do!! Hmmm.I think I need to go take my shower now :kiss: :D

Is there a market for it, though? I will update my resume, regardless.

You're very good at that.

Mad skillz.:cool:

A delightful tease x

:cattail: *evil grin*

Purrrrrrfect.....:devil:

Be vewy, vewy qwiet.

Just makes the main course that much more fun. ;)

What's the main course? Oh. Sausages. Right.

Your images are far from common place but their effect has become so. After viewing one, a cornucopia of new images blossom in my mind. The easy way to say it is "Aphroditiac is an aphrodisiac for my imagination".

Today was no different and thanks to you I'm starting the day with another little grin.

Cheers

A little grin? Damn! I was hoping for something larger...and...and...further south.
 
Bubbles, bubbles, everywhere.
 
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Scrub a dub dub...

Hey! There are no men in my tub!:mad:
To be so envious of soap bubbles....Hmm who would have thought that!! Teasingly stunning as always. :devil: :rose: Thanks for giving my afternoon a boost ;)
 
Scrub a dub dub...

Hey! There are no men in my tub!:mad:

Sorry. :( What did you have in mind? The usual three? More? Less? There has to be some way to fix this oversight. GOOGLE FU!

The earliest versions of this rhyme published differ significantly in their wording. The first recorded version in Christmas Box, published in London in 1798, has wording similar to that in Mother Goose's Quarto or Melodies Complete, published in Boston, Massachusetts around 1825. The latter ran:

Hey! rub-a-dub, ho! rub-a-dub, three maids in a tub,
And who do you think were there?
The butcher, the baker, the candlestick-maker,
And all of them gone to the fair.​

So really the tub is short two maids. :eek: Get cracking lady! Come to think of it you're lovely enough for any three maids (especially with those far from tiny bubbles of yours) so we'll call it even .

A little grin? Damn! I was hoping for something larger...and...and...further south.

Well this is a public forum and it was more a grin of anticipation of the things soon to come (literally and figuratively :devil:). Tell you what, you show me yours and I'll show you mine. Deal? :confused:


See, now you've got your something larger and further south. Happy? No? Well how can I make you happy (and be VERY specific :devil:)? And even though it's titled "Bubbles, bubbles, everywhere" a different and shorter yet (mostly) softer and rounder B-word than bubbles comes to my far from squeaky clean mind. ;)

Cheers
 
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Another.

This is my favourite. :)

It's really not sexy at all, but I just love it because it is fun and cute and a bit cheeky, all at the same time.

:D
 
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Another.

This is my favourite. :)

It's really not sexy at all, but I just love it because it is fun and cute and a bit cheeky, all at the same time.

:D

I would like to spend a long, extended stay on those two peaks!! :devil:
 
Another.

This is my favourite. :)

It's really not sexy at all, but I just love it because it is fun and cute and a bit cheeky, all at the same time.

:D

Not sexy, she says. :rolleyes: Everything you do is sexy, damn it. :p Now make some room in that tub because I'm getting in. On second thought, it needs to be as cramped as possible.

You are exquisite and I love your smile. You're gorgeous all around. :kiss:
 
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