Posted on 03/31/2006 6:51:38 AM PST by Maximus of Texas
My version of valley girls sure doesn't star Nicholas Cage.
With a spike and a board??
(I know...wrong movie...)
"She caught up with us on the dominatrix thread."
OK - I saw that and had to look up the thread.
How'd I miss that one?
thanks babe. I could use both!
"I don't want to talk to you no more, you empty headed animal food trough wiper. I fart in your general direction. Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries."
I don't know...but I missed it too!
next time we have a dominatrix thread, I'll ping you!
Thank you!
Not a problem darlin'.
Once your're done with your soup, should I continue with a massage, or with a nice hot bath?
peacebaby is a most demanding dominatrix.
She makes me do challenging new tricks.
Ties me up with a bow.
But she won’t let me go.
Until I make up several naughty limericks.
Hey, what about me?
It's getting late morning, and I need to vent my silly.....
pls, plz, pleece add mt to teh sillurness pong lust!
Spring Foward Daylight Saving Time - for the U.S. and its territories - is NOT observed in Hawaii, American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and by most of Arizona (with the exception of the Navajo Indian Reservation in Arizona).
Indiana, which used to be split with a portion of the state observing DST and the other half not, is now whole. In the past, counties in the Eastern Time Zone portion of the state did not observe DST. They were on standard time year round. A state law was passed in 2005 that has the entire state of Indiana observing DST beginning in April 2006.
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