Not forbidden. Just rare these days. Reimported. Speaking almost perfectly german while not being german.


Liest das denn keiner außer mir?

I think it's time for me to bust the myth why women go to the washroom in couples.

Me and Shelle love to go to the girls bathroom together, we're both straight but this is what all straight girls do. Mee-ow!

We go to the bathroom and at the front door we are greeted by a bunch of other naked straight girls telling us to take our shirts off and splashing us with water. We splash them too, we all giggle and touch each other...

This is the kind of stuff that we do when we go to the bathroom together.

(This wank's on me, BP, but you owe me)

My ass belongs on your face.

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In TW's vast archives of murky, metagrabolised prose, I don't think we've ever come across a sentence as nonsensical as that.

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Maybe it don't compute in ebonics, nigger, but it makes perfect sense to me.

Oh wait, that's right. You're English! It's not the language that's the problem, it's the subject matter.

Me like bison flesh
Roast on fire for make eat safe
Keep bone for make tool
Guiltpuppy's haiku

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on a tangent, gay men seem to be more attracted to me than straight women. but that's probably just because they're more promiscuous

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Or maybe your ass is your main asset.


Me like bison flesh
Roast on fire for make eat safe
Keep bone for make tool
Guiltpuppy's haiku

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* It's worth remembering that prior to this thread where she outed herself, this was precisely the image
propagated by Ms Shelle.

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Wrong. Right from the get go in my TW experience I made it clear I had not only lesbian experiences, but a live-in lesbian lover (though I have to say that after the events of yesterday evening, her tenure is shakier than ever).

Now, I guess this was before you realized that my posts should be studied like scripture after some of the smarter boys here pointed it out to you. So I'll give you a free pass this time, but don't make that mistake again. I outed myself here before I made it into double figures.

Me like bison flesh
Roast on fire for make eat safe
Keep bone for make tool
Guiltpuppy's haiku

god i hope not

Why not? Ass is a very saleable commodity. Especially in these parts.

(Here's where you start posting pictures of your ass so we can judge).

Me like bison flesh
Roast on fire for make eat safe
Keep bone for make tool
Guiltpuppy's haiku

posting a photo of my ass is not my style. besides, i'm sure it would warrant mixed reviews

and i just checked for the first time in years and discovered that for the first time i have been bozoed. by two users! makes me wonder what i did make someone overreact...

maybe when i innocently complimented beltene's tits in a PM. and likewise p2c's. aside from that i'm flummoxed!

I consider myself 70% attracted to men, and 30% to women. I'm in a relationship with a man, and I've had sex with women from time to time during the 2 1/2 years we've been together, but there's no desire to have a relationship with one.

This is a part of my sexuality that he can't satisfy, and he wants me to experience every facet of it. And NO he doesn't expect to watch, although he was in the room when I played with a friend of ours once. It's purely friends with benefits stuff, though I wish I could find more friends

The difference between pleasure and pain is perception

You may be the bisex, but Batwoman is out of the closet!!!



Batwoman Is Back as a Lesbian
By LARRY McSHANE
AP

NEW YORK (May 31) - Years after she first emerged from the Batcave, Batwoman is coming out of the closet. DC Comics is resurrecting the classic comic book character as a lesbian, unveiling the new Batwoman in July as part of an ongoing weekly series that began this year.

The 5-foot-10 superhero comes with flowing red hair, knee-high red boots with spiked heels, and a form-fitting black outfit.

"We decided to give her a different point of view," explained Dan DiDio, vice president and executive editor at DC. "We wanted to make her a more unique personality than others in the Bat-family. That's one of the reasons we went in this direction."

The original Batwoman was started in 1956, and killed off in 1979. The new character will share the same name as her original alter ego, Kathy Kane. And the new Batwoman arrives with ties to others in the Gotham City world.

"She's a socialite from Gotham high society," DiDio said. "She has some past connection with Bruce Wayne. And she's also had a past love affair with one of our lead characters, Renee Montoya."

Montoya, in the "52" comic book series, is a former police detective. Wayne, of course, is Batman's true identity - but he has disappeared, along with Superman and Wonder Woman, leaving Gotham a more dangerous place.

The "52" series is a collaboration of four acclaimed writers, with one episode per week for one year. The comics will introduce other diverse characters as the story plays out.

"This is not just about having a gay character," DiDio said. "We're trying for overall diversity in the DC universe. We have strong African-American, Hispanic and Asian characters. We're trying to get a better cross-section of our readership and the world."

The outing of Batwoman created a furor of opinions on Web sites devoted to DC Comics. Opinions ranged from outrage to approval. Others took a more tongue-in-cheek approach to the announcement.

"Wouldn't ugly people as heroes be more groundbreaking?" asked one poster. "You know, 200-pound woman, man with horseshoe hair loss pattern, people with cold sores, etc.?"

DiDio asked that people wait until the new Batwoman's appearance in the series before they pass judgment.

"You know what? Judge us by the story and character we create," he said. "We are confident that we are telling a great story with a strong, complex character."

DiDio spent most of the morning fielding phone calls from media intrigued by the Batwoman reinvention.

"It's kind of weird," he said. "We had a feeling it would attract some attention, but we're a little surprised it did this much."

http://news.aol.com/entertainment/articles/_a/batwoman-is-back-as-a-lesbian/20060531170709990001?ncid=NWS00010000000001
2006-05-31 17:07:13


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