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#76
Jun 24, 2007, 09:15 PM
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There is no real purpose of them ( glow in the dark condoms), unless you are doing it in the dark with 1960-70's style "backlights bulbs”, think gone in 60 seconds the film, when its all done by touch, no speaking, no visual aids, the words life saver do not do it justice, other than that? In a bedroom with the lights on? Nah I will pass, where’s that multi-buy box of flavoured condoms gone?
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#77
Jun 24, 2007, 09:17 PM
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thats "blacklight" sorry and NOT backlight,
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#79
Jun 24, 2007, 09:33 PM
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i would say that about 90% of the men that partake in these activities are under the age of 25, i dont qualify, so i cant answer, or can i?
I will NEVER be a metrosexual, damn, whilst you still have your own teeth, well some of them, and flexibility, why the hell pay for someone else to do it? |
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#82
Jun 26, 2007, 03:54 PM
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</font><blockquote><div id="quote"><font class="small">Quote:</font>
Zen888 said:  Mellors  What do you think of men that get pedicures and manicures on a regular basis? </div></font></blockquote><font class="post"> I can answer that I'm as close to a metrosexual without being one.. I do not like dirt under my nails nor do i like looking unpresentable .. I dive into a bottle of cologne each morning and i keep very tight grooming habits -- this might be a OCD thing but this is me As far as metrosexuals imho there is nothing wrong with them it is a new culture and most men ( generalization ) still go by the rough n tough motto.. Metro's are just men that prefer to have thier nails and hair done to kinda make themselves feel better Nothing wrong with how men groom themselves just as long as they do Tymber |
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#84
Jun 27, 2007, 04:44 PM
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Zen, first I was going to reply like this…
Preconceived thought processors of a male in regards to a menstruating female, not necessarily mine. 1. Hope, that this time we get it right in our response to you 2. Pray, that the words we say do not invoke a volatile response 3. Denial, being a man is no longer an issue 4. Acceptance, you’re screwed, royally screwed, no matter what you do, so why bother The 5 seconds that it took for these responses, pale in comparison to the time spent formulating the rest of the response… Then I thought… Why is she asking me this? Whats the true meaning / reasoning behind the question? Is there a proper response? Is there something I am missing? Leaving me to think? Whats the real question? Is there one? I mean, You have a pretty good idea of what I am like, and the type of responses you can illicit from me, regardless of subject, it does’nt vary in style much, so why ask the same questions all the time? Got nothing new? Anybody? See this is where I get lost, please enlighten me So that’s where I am at, |
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#86
Jun 29, 2007, 08:29 PM
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zen, i could ask you the same question in a multitude of differing guises if i felt it was going to get anyware, i realise now that i am not, not threw my refusal to ask differing questions, more like your refusal to answer anything, i mean twice now i have asked you to ask me serious questions, and twice now you have discounted my written opinion and carried on regardless with crap, damn i give up, mellors is now to be considered has medically retired, and unavailable for comment.
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