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That's what shesays. But I have to admit I've seen better hanging in a butcher's shop.

Although I must say seriously I do find it a bit refreshing for this day and age

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Quote: Lynton

That's what shesays. But I have to admit I've seen better hanging in a butcher's shop.

Although I must say seriously I do find it a bit refreshing for this day and age

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Sorry.

No chance of me thinking of her in that way either.

"Perhaps a lovely cut of pork loin please".

Shallow. Yes.

Just like my lovely wife who took me to a movie recently so she could look at Ryan Gosseling's abs.

Also explains why the Greeks, Romans and indentured Catholic sculptors never really bothered to cut an ugly statue. We all appreciate a little beauty from time to time.

Wow.

Way too deep for a Tuesday Afternoon.

Carry on Lynton, my good man.



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With all due respect Lynton, if I, as a woman, had a mooshlike that, I would cover it up!

You are the light, that forever shines.

Love as always mate


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A woman with morals? Nice.

A woman once spoke to me you know... 1957 I think it was...

Medication time again.

Inch

But then what are we after all?

Shambling skeletons....

Spirits trapped, tethered to a dying animal...

Develop the spirit or you are mere meat...

Go easier on the poppy juice Erskin

I don't look at women like pieces of meat. I have the highest respect for hot broads.

Norfolk broads are the best.

They go: "OOHAAAROOOOHAAAARRRROOOOHAAARRRRRH"

I think.

Regards

Skoob.

Dad!!!

I have to admit, I did look at her like a piece of meat.

There was some road kill on the way to work this morning that was a dead ringer.

Although it was dressed better.