Are you still on the "pussy" theme?

Isn't that a euphemism?:rolleyes:

 

You seem to have pussy on the brain in this thread, been a while has it?.

Marks a virgin jhejhejhejhe

Your sig has made me want to listen to Sarah Brightman now:P.

You seem to have pussy on the brain in this thread, been a while has it?.

 

What an odd thing to say!:P

Anyway, Greg started it, not me!:rolleyes:

What an odd thing to say!:P

 

Says the guy with apparant sexual frustration:\.

Your sig has made me want to listen to Sarah Brightman now:P.

 

 

Is she on your list?:P

Says the guy with apparant sexual frustration:\.

 

Are you a therapist?:rolleyes:

Is she on your list?:P

 

I don't have a list:confused:, I don't think she's on the shelf at Waitrose.

Is she on your list?:P

 

SHE WASN'T TALKING TO YOU MARK.

Mark is trying to talk about SEX.

Let him indulge. He has not other outlet.

Mark is trying to talk about SEX.

Let him indulge. He has not other outlet.

 

:lol:

I wonder what happened to his bucket of sand.

Mark is trying to talk about SEX.

Let him indulge. He has not other outlet.

 

At least he doesn't have some odd fascination with who you find attractive, count yourself lucky.

break a leg.

I wonder what happened to his bucket of sand.

 

IGNORE ALL MY RECENT BUMPS.

THIS WAS WHAT I CAME FOR.

 

 

 

AHHHH

:laugh3:

 

for lack of better words, I'd have to say you miss Mark in some sandpapery way, or am I off the mark on that one?

Spill the beans. I find it a dirty way of saying that you say forward things you should/wanted to keep for yourself. It's like we are eating beans - and I don't like the taste of beans in tomato saus anyway YUK - and then after a big spoon you decide to talk about it and while saying it spilling the beans, sup sup sup sup sup, right out of your mouth with tomato saus and all and probably I didn't even want to hear what will be said anyway. Urgh, I hate beans.

 

... maybe I shouldn't picture idioms in my head when people use them ... :(

 

I also don't like it when people say a idiom and say 'literally'. Like a colleague was telling me he 'literally left before the gospel'. I was like 'literally'? He 'Yes'

I was like 'REALLY, because if it's literally, you walked out of the church before they started singing the gospel. Did you not get her pregnant by walking out of a church???? Really' He says 'No, of course not. It's not literally.' :rolleyes:

Yeah, I am a bitch :|

 

I also don't like the idiom hens of luxury

Oh wait, that's not even ... whut?

I've never understood 'easy as pie'

 

How is pie easy?