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By *j47Man
over a year ago
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The chemist slapped me about the head and told me this ain't no joke shop
serious she looked at me sternly and said we don't sell those things but funny thing is there was ky on the counter i was married at the time sporting a visible wedding ring.back then the law had just changed and the chemist could oppt not to sell them never went in there again i continued to get my supply's in England |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The chemist slapped me about the head and told me this ain't no joke shop
serious she looked at me sternly and said we don't sell those things but funny thing is there was ky on the counter i was married at the time sporting a visible wedding ring.back then the law had just changed and the chemist could oppt not to sell them never went in there again i continued to get my supply's in England "
Luckily in England we were more open and I've been buying them with my weekly supermarket shop the past 30 years
Tbh I don't actually like buying from the chemist as everyone is so close and personal. I've bought them at a petrol station and had to ask for them and neither I nor the till operator batted an eye |
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By *al2001Man
over a year ago
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"The chemist slapped me about the head and told me this ain't no joke shop
serious she looked at me sternly and said we don't sell those things but funny thing is there was ky on the counter i was married at the time sporting a visible wedding ring.back then the law had just changed and the chemist could oppt not to sell them never went in there again i continued to get my supply's in England "
I wonder wat our english friends think wen they read this  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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went in very very nervous i asked for them she asked me what ones would u like i said th best and safest ones i was really really shakey when it came to the money i had 8 euro in change i then drop the change on the floor i bent down to pick it up real fast as my head went down i smashed it off the counter busting my nose right open a shouted out ahhh for fuk sake there was blood pumping from me nose and i just chicked out and ran off and i left my feckin 8 euro there too and got no condoms at all that was my first an last time il buy in the chemist fuk tha |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Ha ha i think she was in shock i even asked where was the isle for it... of course i was asked ribbed flavoured etc then good old days hey .... she was hot too from memory.. lol..  |
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By *j47Man
over a year ago
limerick |
"The chemist slapped me about the head and told me this ain't no joke shop
serious she looked at me sternly and said we don't sell those things but funny thing is there was ky on the counter i was married at the time sporting a visible wedding ring.back then the law had just changed and the chemist could oppt not to sell them never went in there again i continued to get my supply's in England
I wonder wat our english friends think wen they read this "
hal reality in rural Ireland tweenty years ago things have changes alot since they are displayed prominently now |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I got mine in the local supermarket. My friend helped me pick some during our lunch break at college. I thought I'd rather be ready as I thought I'd lose my virginity soon. Sadly, they all expired haha
I didn't feel embarrassed at all buying them in public. |
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