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just use protection...and you'll be fine.....the reckless abandon won't last for ever so... ride the wave......just make certain you know how to swim..
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just use protection...and you'll be fine.....the reckless abandon won't last for ever so... ride the wave......just make certain you know how to swim.. You're trying to harsh my mellow? 
I've had a relationship that lasted for three years stay full of passion up til the end, why not longer? Thanks for looking out, being prophylactic about me using prophylactics, that is. 
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would never crunch your buzz.....
i believe you should learn how to swim before you go surfing....that's it.......i am certain "you" do.... love is what make this world spin.....i am the recipient of the positive energy from the world(people like you) I dig it! |
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Well, I think this sort of thing is based on trust, instinct and the willingless to let it all hang out, so to speak. If I get hurt it will be worth it.
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Thanks for looking out, being prophylactic about me using prophylactics, that is.
You're TOO funny!!! 
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I love the word prophylactic, it's like condiment....
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It IS a pretty good word.
I like antidisestablishmentarianism |
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exactly....
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exactly.... I like facetious and screed and ochophobia (fear of the Spanish number 8).... |
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Dearth, dichotomy, deviant... those are some of my favorite D words!
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"cloaca" is my fav..
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And I like "flying buttress." I used to think that was a wrestling maneuver, but now it's my nickname for my former mother-in-law.
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Lexy, first I need to say I'm devastated you did not post anything Harlequin-like.
Back to words: My sister uses sickwidit.... but she has no idea how stupid she sounds trying to be hip.
Other favorites: absurd... confabulate, obfuscate, perserverate....damn I love that last one. |
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Lexy, first I need to say I'm devastated you did not post anything Harlequin-like.
Speaking as a writer -- AND as someone who has actually read three (count 'em, three) Danielle Steel books -- let me just say I find the genre to be a bit stultifying -- it's hard for me to write in that style without making it into a parody of something that already seems very much like a parody to begin with! "He stood tall and proud, his hair riffling in the breeze. Confident, self-assured, he had the scathing good looks of an industrial baboon....." |
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Lexy, I mean the pulsating loverod part...
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Lexy, I mean the pulsating loverod part... Conjures up images of a bad 70s porno movie, where there are black light posters all over the walls (you know, the Llama Sutra stuff), really cheesy music in the background, and the white guy has an afro. Vary little in the way of character development. |
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Okay folks, tell me how you temper those feelings of reckless abandon when you meet someone, or do you want to? Do you ever even experience this? I recently felt honest reckless abandon for the first time...in ages (or maybe EVER if I'm honest!) You tell me! How DO you temper those feelings??? |
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Edited by
michiganman3
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Mon 10/13/08 07:32 PM
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Remember the last time.
Like a candle burning at both end. Oh so hot, oh so bright Oh so burnt. 
Oh so willing to try it again. |
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"cloaca" is my fav.. 
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