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Well do you want to knwo what i do in the shower?

Here's to you, and here's to me...
with the hopes we never disagree...
but if some day we ever do, then....
here's to me, and to hell with you.

Hye..here is a senerio for you. Would you find this embarrassing..or exciting?
Your out to a social gathering of peopel you know. The table your sitting encludes some close freinds, family maybe, and a really nice looking married couple( you may or may not know them). You all are having a great conversation, the melas is wonderful, refreshments are exquisit..and just as desert is about to be served, the adorable person from the 'nice looiking couple' slides thier socked toe up along the inside of your leg, you glance at them, and they are giving you a wimsical devilish glance back witha slight smile. As you wonder what is going on..their toes are slding up slowly on the inside of your thigh.
Now are you embarrassed because you are enjoying it and ashamed because of the one your with, you feel like your cheating, or excited because one so adorable finds you attractive? Hummm...jsut a thought..LOL.

Little fellow applies for a job as a handy man,
the forman asks,,Are you a plumber? He says, no.
The forman asks,, are you a carpenter? He says, No.
The forman raised his voice & asks,
Are you a mechanic or an electrician? the fellow says, no.
What's so bloody handy about you then?

I just live around the corner , was the reply.

Fixed, as I posted on Balls, no problems now ...something that simple could rattle me, hmmmm. Thanks

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