Olympics

[Guest]

 

[Guest]

Very good, Lime. The first one was scary, though.

Perdita

 

[Guest]

 

[Wills]

Pelvic Power Lifting Good one Lime..

 

[Guest]

Lime, those are brilliant! Thanks for the laughs.

I particularly liked number 2, the "Pelvic Power Lift".

Believe me, the first one would be painful for the woman, too, if the aim was off. At that speed and force! Ouch! Brings tears to the eyes.

Lou

 

[Guest]

Believe me, the first one would be painful for the woman, too, if the aim was off. At that speed and force! Ouch! Brings tears to the eyes.

I was about to say the same thing. I liked #2 best also, wouldn't mind competing .

Perdita

p.s. to say publically: Loulou's current AV (she took the photo) is gorgeous and makes me feel good. (Yeah, yeah, deal with it you horny blokes ).

 

[Guest]

I was about to say the same thing. I liked #2 best also, wouldn't mind competing .

Perdita

p.s. to say publically: Loulou's current AV (she took the photo) is gorgeous and makes me feel good. (Yeah, yeah, deal with it you horny blokes ).

I'd be up for competing in that, too.

Thanks, Perdita. I already told you, you made my day.

And, yeah, tough on you blokes!

Loulou

P.S. What you said about that photo, bringing to mind my stories, has inspired me to write one, based upon it.

 

[Guest]

P.S. What you said about that photo, bringing to mind my stories, has inspired me to write one, based upon it.

Ooh, now wondering who will be in that car. http://www.techhelpers.net/e4u/animal/tier38.gif

 

[Guest]

Ooh, now wondering who will be in that car. http://www.techhelpers.net/e4u/animal/tier38.gif

Hehehe! Somebody's nemesis, no doubt. Either that, or someone's in for a "wicked" time.

 

[NoJo]

Question to anyone with a thirteen-year-old kid: would you forward those links to your son/daughter? I just did, still not sure how he'll react to his stupid dad's taste in humor. (Knowing him, he probably won't even acknowledge that he's received it).

 

[Guest]

I would not have, but that's recalling my sons at 13. It's your judgement that matters, Joe. However, if as you say he won't acknowledge receipt of it, then perhaps you would consider bringing it up, might lead to a good conversation. Just my idea, I hate giving parental advice, even when asked or to good friends.

I gave my 20+ year old son a Lit. story once, but only because it was very well written humour. He enjoyed it.

Perdita

 

[McKenna]

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