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By *uzy444Woman
over a year ago
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"Also 'long and thick' too  "
aww bless were you disappointed ? xx
people who say they are relaxed and laid back, when obviously not..but then maybe i make people nervous..who knows  |
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"Also 'long and thick' too
aww bless were you disappointed ? xx
people who say they are relaxed and laid back, when obviously not..but then maybe i make people nervous..who knows "
Haha! I look in the top fabbed men photos for 'long and thick' |
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By *uzy444Woman
over a year ago
in the suffolk countryside |
"Also 'long and thick' too
aww bless were you disappointed ? xx
people who say they are relaxed and laid back, when obviously not..but then maybe i make people nervous..who knows
Haha! I look in the top fabbed men photos for 'long and thick' "
chuckles werent you impressed?..hehehe |
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Often commented upon here.
Athletic means to some people that you once ran in the egg and spoon or sack race, even if it was a while ago.
It's also like those wearers of knock off sports gear who don't ever exercise.
I usually look to see how the legs look - if they're looking like they stay reclined rather than active then I assume the definition of athletic differs from mine. |
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