Re: [PIC]Origami Art
In message <YVW0b.2629$Fk4...@news1.rdc1.ky.home.ne.jp> "kirara" <jim...@NOSPAManet.ne.jp> wrote: > >"The Ultimate Artist" <ult...@artistic.net> wrote in message news:3f4...@post.usenet.com... >> **** Post for FREE via your newsreader at post.usenet.com **** > >[sorry to snip your comic] > >Ha-ha-ha, this is funny. >I didn't notice you were the Origami Master! > >Sometimes you post comic about you-and-me episode, >you are very talented and you have a sense of humor, but >sometimes I felt my face turning heat and red because I'd guessed >how did they think to see some comic including wet sex joke. >This comic is just boarder line between fun and shame(hesitation) for me. >Please keep inside this line for each other and maybe it's good >for those audience,too. ;-) > >Always thanks a lot! > >kirara There is no shame in being the object of genuine humor (at least in my culture). IMO, you should be honored to be worthy of such creative witticism.
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