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"Often used as a secret code by straight guys who suck cock ......
Well that's what someone told me at the bus stop the other day........   "
Was he asking if you where looking to hop on a number 7?
Because that's a common bus related question at a bus stop and less of a penis metaphor. |
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Enigma, The Rivers of Belief
'...and when the Lamb opened the 7th Seal, silence covered the sky...'
(Admittedly, this is abridged from Revelations 8:1).
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Seventh son of a seventh son
Seven pillars of wisdom
There are 7 branches on a menorah
Seven days of creation
The walls of Jericho fell seven days after seven priests with seven trumpets walked round them seven times
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"007 James Bond good one  I expected that one would come up. "
It wasn't difficult, Octopussy was on the tv as I read the posts. I resisted the urge to make any sexual innuendos with the title, it's an innuendo in itself. |
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Apparently 7 is the number of cocks a straight guy needs to suck before he officially becomes bi-curious,,
I saw that written on the wall of a public lavatory ........ |
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"Boots
Do you mean the make up?
Is it 7 swans swimming or lords leaping or another option ?
Sarah "
Yes makeup...although i do not put any on ! My new romantic days are a distant memory  |
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"Apparently 7 is the number of cocks a straight guy needs to suck before he officially becomes bi-curious,,
I saw that written on the wall of a public lavatory ........ "
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"Boots
Do you mean the make up?
Is it 7 swans swimming or lords leaping or another option ?
Sarah
Yes makeup...although i do not put any on ! My new romantic days are a distant memory "
Seven and the ragged tiger.. back too my new romantic days ! |
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By *olgateMan
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"Apparently 7 is the number of cocks a straight guy needs to suck before he officially becomes bi-curious,,
I saw that written on the wall of a public lavatory ........ "
Does that make you straight or "straight curious " |
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"Apparently 7 is the number of cocks a straight guy needs to suck before he officially becomes bi-curious,,
I saw that written on the wall of a public lavatory ........
Does that make you straight or "straight curious " "
Hey don't ask me.... it was in your handwriting...... |
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Tupac makaveli the don killuminatie the 7 day theory
Nicolas Machiavelli wrote a book stating they way to beat you're enemies is to fake you're death wait 7 years and return
The number 7 surrounded Tupac in films and in his music videos leading up to his apparent death he also spent 7 days in hospital before he supposedly died |
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Lucky 7-related trivia...
How many colours are there in the spectrum?
There were 7 listed by Isaac Newton, in his color wheel, was: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet.
In modern divisions of the spectrum, indigo is often omitted, as it is actually part of violet.
The reason?
Newton was a superstitious man who considered the number 7 to be auspicious, so he 'added' an extra colour to bump it up to 7.
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"Lucky 7-related trivia...
How many colours are there in the spectrum?
There were 7 listed by Isaac Newton, in his color wheel, was: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet.
In modern divisions of the spectrum, indigo is often omitted, as it is actually part of violet.
The reason?
Newton was a superstitious man who considered the number 7 to be auspicious, so he 'added' an extra colour to bump it up to 7.
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Yeah well is also attributed as being one of the first people in Britain to use the term Standing on the shoulders of giants during a written communication.....
but he didn't invent the phrase....
because he was too busy doing other stuff and someone in a far off land had beat him too it many years before he was even born.....
So there...... what do you reckon to that eh!......eh!..... |
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"Yeah well is also attributed as being one of the first people in Britain to use the term Standing on the shoulders of giants during a written communication.....
but he didn't invent the phrase....
because he was too busy doing other stuff and someone in a far off land had beat him too it many years before he was even born.....
So there...... what do you reckon to that eh!......eh!..... "
Ah!
Again, interesting.
The quote is, 'If I have seen further it is because I was standing on the shoulders of giants."
There is a school of thought that says this was in fact a sly dig at Newton's great rival, the very short, Robert Hooke.
Ie, if I've seen further, it had nothing to do with you, short-ass.
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"Yeah well is also attributed as being one of the first people in Britain to use the term Standing on the shoulders of giants during a written communication.....
but he didn't invent the phrase....
because he was too busy doing other stuff and someone in a far off land had beat him too it many years before he was even born.....
So there...... what do you reckon to that eh!......eh!.....
Ah!
Again, interesting.
The quote is, 'If I have seen further it is because I was standing on the shoulders of giants."
There is a school of thought that says this was in fact a sly dig at Newton's great rival, the very short, Robert Hooke.
Ie, if I've seen further, it had nothing to do with you, short-ass.
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Are you suggesting Isaac was a bit of sarcastic fucker....
sheeesh well maybe that will explain why the internet people decided to put that quote on the very first page that pops up when you type in the words Isaac Newton facts........
I blame the teachers..... I should have been taught this stuff when I was at school.... |
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"Yeah well is also attributed as being one of the first people in Britain to use the term Standing on the shoulders of giants during a written communication.....
but he didn't invent the phrase....
because he was too busy doing other stuff and someone in a far off land had beat him too it many years before he was even born.....
So there...... what do you reckon to that eh!......eh!.....
Ah!
Again, interesting.
The quote is, 'If I have seen further it is because I was standing on the shoulders of giants."
There is a school of thought that says this was in fact a sly dig at Newton's great rival, the very short, Robert Hooke.
Ie, if I've seen further, it had nothing to do with you, short-ass.
Are you suggesting Isaac was a bit of sarcastic fucker....
sheeesh well maybe that will explain why the internet people decided to put that quote on the very first page that pops up when you type in the words Isaac Newton facts........
I blame the teachers..... I should have been taught this stuff when I was at school.... "
My fav thing about Newton is that, when he died, a complete inventory of his house and possessions was made.
The stunning thing is that *everything* - the furniture, rugs, carpets, walls, furnishings - everything was scarlet.
He liked red. And lots of it. |
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"Yeah well is also attributed as being one of the first people in Britain to use the term Standing on the shoulders of giants during a written communication.....
but he didn't invent the phrase....
because he was too busy doing other stuff and someone in a far off land had beat him too it many years before he was even born.....
So there...... what do you reckon to that eh!......eh!.....
Ah!
Again, interesting.
The quote is, 'If I have seen further it is because I was standing on the shoulders of giants."
There is a school of thought that says this was in fact a sly dig at Newton's great rival, the very short, Robert Hooke.
Ie, if I've seen further, it had nothing to do with you, short-ass.
Are you suggesting Isaac was a bit of sarcastic fucker....
sheeesh well maybe that will explain why the internet people decided to put that quote on the very first page that pops up when you type in the words Isaac Newton facts........
I blame the teachers..... I should have been taught this stuff when I was at school....
My fav thing about Newton is that, when he died, a complete inventory of his house and possessions was made.
The stunning thing is that *everything* - the furniture, rugs, carpets, walls, furnishings - everything was scarlet.
He liked red. And lots of it. "
Now that is an interesting fact,,,,,, it's information like that keeps begging for more......
I mean learning about sciencey stuff is all well and good ........ but learning about someone's taste for interior décor is far more captivating... |
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