Re: Hundoshi fancier
"Annie Ascii" <ann...@oal.com> wrote in message > _____ > ((( `\ > Heh! What is your age, , ,`\ ) > Kirara? (^ ) ) > ~-( ) > And why do you know _'((,,,))) > so much about mens ,-' \_/ `\ > underwear? Hehe! ( , | > `-.-'`-.-'/|_| > \ / | | > =()=: / ,' aa > I think you love it indeed, honey. Because it's your taste...... To be honest to speak, my age is thirty something, and I am female, do not use Hundoshi . I love to look both gay and fetish people website. These website has full of pathos. Some of them really love to wear Hundoshi. I found Hundoshi site in such off-color site, hi-ho. KIRARA
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