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Tootsie said:
Sis:

you will find that you will have to quit your day job to keep up with sowal board stuff. priorities and stuff. unless they can get you a puter to go in the sorority house kitchen, and more staff to actually do the work...

you can supervise and post at the same time, I am sure. but you'll be better off quitting altogether like the rest of us.
:scratch: I will have to think on this....
 
Kimmifunn said:
Yeah...It took me a while to get rolling this morning, but I'm back in action. This upcoming weekend may be a little more G rated. It was just a wee bit too nutzo on Saturday! It happens though! :rolling:
Rest up gf...trouble may be headed your way in March!
 
Allifunn said:
Rest up gf...trouble may be headed your way in March!
I can't wait! We gotta get Wfunn to come!
 
Kimmifunn said:
Yeah...It took me a while to get rolling this morning, but I'm back in action. This upcoming weekend may be a little more G rated. It was just a wee bit too nutzo on Saturday! It happens though! :rolling:
Hey, are you alive, or what?! I called you last night...no reply.
I emailed you this morning...no reply.
Looks like there's no rose for me from the Bachelorette!
 
peapod1980 said:
Hey, are you alive, or what?! I called you last night...no reply.
I emailed you this morning...no reply.
Looks like there's no rose for me from the Bachelorette!
Haha! I crashed so early last night. I just got your vm this morning. We had a suicide attempt at a store in Long Island today, it turned into a race thing so we were all in crisis control from about 2 on. When did you email me? I was on and off in the morning, but didn't see anything! I'll check in the am. Did you get back ok?
 
One of the first, steam powered machines dating back to 1869, invented by... A MAN. :clap_1:


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[font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=-1]As electricity became widely available around the U.S., plug-in home vibrators were one of the first electrified home appliances. Marketed to women as health and relaxation aids, vibrator advertising copy was filled with double-entendres, for example, "all the pleasure of youth ... will throb within you." They were advertised in many consumer magazines, including Needlecraft, Home Needlework Journal and Woman's Home Companion, and even sold in the Sears & Roebuck catalogue as an "aid every woman appreciates." [/size][/font]
 
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Smiling JOe said:
the first, steam powered machines dating back to 1869, invented by... A MAN. :clap_1:

:lolabove: :floor:
 
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Smiling JOe said:
first, steam powered machines dating back to 1869, invented by... A MAN. :clap_1:


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[font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif][size=-1]Popularization of the home vibrator. As electricity became widely available around the U.S., plug-in home vibrators were one of the first electrified home appliances. Marketed to women as health and relaxation aids, vibrator advertising copy was filled with double-entendres, for example, "all the pleasure of youth ... will throb within you." They were advertised in many consumer magazines, including Needlecraft, Home Needlework Journal and Woman's Home Companion, and even sold in the Sears & Roebuck catalogue as an "aid every woman appreciates." [/size][/font]

So, SJ. I see you have done your homework. Good job there buddy. Now, can I still get one of these steam powered machines??? :biggrin:
 
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Smiling JOe said:
first, steam powered machines dating back to 1869, invented by... A MAN. :clap_1:


OK...so this has got to be bogus...men didn't care if a woman had an O back in those days...they must have invented it for their own pleasure :eek:
 
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