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Mrs Frizzle
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You appeared from nowhere and shamelessly, without any reservations, you laid on my naked body...you sensed my indifference, so you applied your hungry mouth to me without any guilt or humiliation, and you drove me near crazy while you drained me.
Finally, I drifted off to sleep.
Today when I awoke, you were gone, I searched for you but to no avail, only the sheets bore witness to last night's events.
My body still bears faint marks of your enthusiastic ravishing, making it all the more difficult to forget you.
Tonight, I will remain awake, waiting for you.....
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I hate mosquito’s!
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reminds me of this one:
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9IYTxEzXPs[/YOUTUBE]
Finally, I drifted off to sleep.
Today when I awoke, you were gone, I searched for you but to no avail, only the sheets bore witness to last night's events.
My body still bears faint marks of your enthusiastic ravishing, making it all the more difficult to forget you.
Tonight, I will remain awake, waiting for you.....
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I hate mosquito’s!
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During the American Civil War, Lieutenant Holmes was placed in charge of a fort on the Western frontier. Every day precisely at noon, the fort's Sergeant-at-Arms would have a cannon fired, and the echo boomed across the valley.
Lieutenant Holmes, before the war, was an astronomer by trade, and naturally astronomers are very interested in the measure of time. He asked the Sergeant-at-Arms, "How do you know when it's noon in order to sound the cannon?"
"Easy, sir," said the Sergeant. "Once a week, when the men go down into town for liberty, I pass by a clockmaker's shop. Outside his front door he has a large clock showing the current time, and I set my pocket watch to match."
Lieutenant Holmes thought that was reasonable, but on further thought he decided that only moves the problem one step back. The next chance he had, he went down into town himself, and following the Sergeant's directions, he found the clockmaker's shop. Sure enough, there was a large clock hanging above the front door.
Stepping inside, the Lieutenant introduced himself to the shopkeeper. "That's an impressive clock you have hanging out front," Holmes said. "But I'm curious...how do you know what time to set it?"
"Oh, that's no problem," the clockmaker said...
"Every day at noon the fort on the hill shoots off a cannon, and I set my clock to match it."
reminds me of this one:
[YOUTUBE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p9IYTxEzXPs[/YOUTUBE]