if she says she doesn't like it?
http://cellar.org/showthread.php?t=27492
just wondered
You put your left tip in
You put your left tip out
You put your left tip in
And you shake it all about
Depends on whether a fuck shall, or shall not be, given ...
C'mon, baby...I'll just put in the tip, I promise.
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C'mon, baby...I'll just put in the tip, I promise.
OK, who fell for that? I mean, it'd be GREAT if you could put everything BUT the tip in. No more need for condoms! :condom:
4 camel toes in one pic! Shameful.
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I thought everyone knew the story of the tent and the camel's nose. But I used the phrase once in a conversation and the people I was talking to acted like I was speaking a foreign language.
*raises hand*
The camel story is unfamiliar to me...
I knew it as a version of "letting a salesman have a foot in the door".
The camel asks to come in, the merchant lets him in by degrees and through negotiaton, and eventually finds himself out in the cold. This story is about removing someone from a favoured position or a position of power.
The phrase is along the lines of if a camel gets a nose in, his body will follow.
Which I now can see as having a very different meaning!
Both interpretations are true in my experience.
I admit I've suffered in the former, but in the latter understanding I have NEVER let the camel anywhere that wasn't of my definite choice :eek:
The night jinx asked me to move out, I stayed up looking up "separations" and the one thing that stands out in my memory is that "90% of separations are the camel's nose in the tent of divorce"
Yeah. You insensitive bastards. Enjoy your camel nose jokes. You mock my pain.
Kidding, btw. Totally over it now.
Mostly ;)