Re: let's all get nude
From JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove>
· alt.ascii-art
· 21 Oct 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Angele Ryan wrote in message <40b...@salata.com>... >On (18 Oct 98) Spunk1111 wrote to All... > > > S > Let's all get nude! > S > .-""-. > S > (___/\ \ > S > ( |' ' ) ) > S > __) _\=_/ ( > S > ____(__.' ` \ ) > S > .(/"-.._.(' ; ( > S > / / . (' , | ) > S > _.`'---.._/ /.__ ____.'_| |_/ > S > '-'``'-._ / | `-........' > S > jgs `;-"`; | > S > `'.__/ > > >Joan.. this is great... I'm wondering how to make her more voluptuous? > >angele > Well, just offhand, I'd say make her breasts larger. Of course, that's a pretty rude sort of a thing to mention to a lady. I mean, what kind of idiot says, "Gee whiz, I wish you was more voluptuous? I dont' reckon you're gonna git many girlfreinds, that way. Why don't you just learn to be satisfyed with whatever it are that nature provides? JRO
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