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Originally posted by Perplex
Shame, I've always said quality, not quantity
Thot that was what the g/friend said ?
Originally posted by Perplex
Shame, I've always said quality, not quantity
I try my bestOriginally posted by Perplex
lol![]()
Originally posted by *Exor*
That's exactly what I'm saying.
How often have you seen posts, even threads, about becoming a Deity and the like, how many more posts they have to get, how long it's taken....followed by a load "splooodges and unfs" to increment their post count.
I've seen it loads, if you haven't I'm not sure what forum you've actually been reading.
Originally posted by Wij
MT - get some prozac dude. You have become the most depressing individual I've ever seen on these boards. If Claudia Schiffer offered you a blow-job you'd probably say "No, you might use your teeth too much![]()
Originally posted by *Exor*
I think I fancy Damini!![]()
She had a DALnet stylism'd nick. I think thats reason enough.Originally posted by ItchyTrigaFinga
except Kez, who took a real dislike to Krissygirl16 for some reason.
Maybe she was being ironic? (I doubt it actually, but not being original in your nick is no crime) Hell, that's all in the past now anyway.Originally posted by Kez
She had a DALnet stylism'd nick. I think thats reason enough.
Originally posted by Damini
Maybe I can get a dictionairy to stop me being such a naive space cadet?
Originally posted by ItchyTrigaFinga
And yes, this thread does seem designed to scare people off, but trust me Damini, you won't get any hassle here, since all the people here seem to love it when a woman actually turns up and posts (except Kez, who took a real dislike to Krissygirl16 for some reason).
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