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For years my gentleman friend brought over a freshly-killed turkey for
the holidays. My new gentleman friend said that he's going to give me a great big goose. Have you had any experience with a goose? I don't want to mess up this relationship. |
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Absolutely Contrary Mary wrote:
> For years my gentleman friend brought over a freshly-killed turkey for > the holidays. My new gentleman friend said that he's going to give me > a great big goose. Have you had any experience with a goose? I don't > want to mess up this relationship. Make sure you have a couple of big jugs and a nice bit of crumpet to go along with the "great big goose." -- Mr. Joseph Paul Littleshoes Esq. Domine, dirige nos. Let the games begin! http://fredeeky.typepad.com/fredeeky.../sf_anthem.mp3 |
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On Dec 21, 8:36*am, Don'tBetOnIt@Here. (Absolutely Contrary Mary)
wrote: > For years my gentleman friend brought over a freshly-killed turkey for > the holidays. *My new gentleman friend said that he's going to give me > a great big goose. *Have you had any experience with a goose? *I don't > want to mess up this relationship. Try this! http://tinyurl.com/38mqnky Merry Christmas! |
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On Tue, 21 Dec 2010 13:36:37 GMT, Don'tBetOnIt@Here. (Absolutely
Contrary Mary) wrote: >For years my gentleman friend brought over a freshly-killed turkey for >the holidays. My new gentleman friend said that he's going to give me >a great big goose. Have you had any experience with a goose? I don't >want to mess up this relationship. Keep sucking his dick... he'll never leave you. |
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On Dec 21, 5:36*am, Don'tBetOnIt@Here. (Absolutely Contrary Mary)
wrote: > For years my gentleman friend brought over a freshly-killed turkey for > the holidays. *My new gentleman friend said that he's going to give me > a great big goose. *Have you had any experience with a goose? *I don't > want to mess up this relationship. What? You have a "new" gentleman friend? If you goof up cooking the goose and you're afraid of messing up the relationship...then you need a different relationship. OTOH...you didn't say your new friend is bring a real goose so perhaps you're just talking about him goosing you. |
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"Brooklyn1" wrote in message Keep sucking his dick... he'll never leave you. Well according to your logic Sheldumb you must live alone because you couldn't please any woman. |
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"Absolutely Contrary Mary" <Don'tBetOnIt@Here.> wrote in message
... > For years my gentleman friend brought over a freshly-killed turkey for > the holidays. My new gentleman friend said that he's going to give me > a great big goose. Have you had any experience with a goose? I don't > want to mess up this relationship. Sounds like he's into anal sex to me. . . You need to ask 'Ragnar' about that kind of sex. I hear he's the group's (fat acceptance) self-proclaimed expert. -- Gregory Hall |
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On Tue, 21 Dec 2010 12:05:30 -0800 (PST), Chemo the Clown
> wrote: >On Dec 21, 5:36=A0am, Don'tBetOnIt@Here. (Absolutely Contrary Mary) >wrote: >> For years my gentleman friend brought over a freshly-killed turkey for >> the holidays. =A0My new gentleman friend said that he's going to give me >> a great big goose. =A0Have you had any experience with a goose? =A0I don'= >t >> want to mess up this relationship. > >What? You have a "new" gentleman friend? If you goof up cooking the >goose and you're afraid of messing up the relationship...then you need >a different relationship. OTOH...you didn't say your new friend is >bring a real goose so perhaps you're just talking about him goosing >you. Heh. This is the first time I've heard the term, "goosing" in over 50 yrs. I recall my grandparents and their cohorts using the term and giggling like mischievous adolescents. |
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On Tue, 21 Dec 2010 06:02:25 -0800 (PST), "Mr. Bill"
> wrote: >On Dec 21, 8:36*am, Don'tBetOnIt@Here. (Absolutely Contrary Mary) >wrote: >> For years my gentleman friend brought over a freshly-killed turkey for >> the holidays. *My new gentleman friend said that he's going to give me >> a great big goose. *Have you had any experience with a goose? *I don't >> want to mess up this relationship. > >Try this! > >http://tinyurl.com/38mqnky > >Merry Christmas! The colloquial term "giving someone a goose" has absolutely nothing to do with cooking. You might want to freshen up your knowledge of slang language. Joe |
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