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Re: Potty Parity

2009-07-06T12:27:45Z

Ok, but we're returning closer to the thread topic, cuz
most girls don't have dongs, but exceptions exist,
[link]
I've been making a point of watching how women pee lately,
it's quite a study, I should write a book about it.
1) sit on toilet
2) squat

Re: Potty Parity

2009-07-05T18:19:46Z

Apparently, extra big or long dongs have pneumatic issues, so I doubt
it's for that.

Re: Potty Parity

2009-07-05T01:32:05Z

On Jul 4, 9:57 am, "creative1...@gmail.com" <creative1...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Well, you spelt dong rong!
Now she want's a wide screen monitor, don't know why.
Ken

Re: Potty Parity

2009-07-04T16:57:04Z

U speld mammary rong..........

Re: Potty Parity

2009-07-04T06:16:12Z

On Jul 3, 7:23 pm, "creative1...@gmail.com" <creative1...@gmail.com>
wrote:
...
The downloading of those images was slow for me,
I think the video memory is filled with wifes porn.
Ken

Re: Potty Parity

2009-07-04T02:23:21Z

So called *blueprints* of the Horten 229 V3 plane.
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Re: Potty Parity

2009-07-02T05:14:21Z

On Jul 1, 3:48 am, "creative1...@gmail.com" <creative1...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Wife had a can of clam chowder, it had a white liner.
We have 2 totes with tomatoes and potatoes as an
experiment, so far so good.
Great, looking forward! Here's something coming up
you and guys may enjoy,
[link]

Re: Potty Parity

2009-07-01T10:48:12Z

Last night I made a load of my legendary apple crisp with a big can of
sliced apples, generic store brand.
The inside of the can appeared to NOT be lined.
Took it to the garage and put the torch to it...ta-daaaa, no lining!
So some companies are still doing it the old way.
Yeah, seeds is where its at for cash crops, specially if they are

Re: Potty Parity

2009-06-29T23:43:20Z

Many times camping, we've opened a can of stew and
cooked it over an open fire until it bubbles.
One favorite is beans, stick a couple of weiners in the
can (after sippin' some off) and roast over an open fire.
Maybe that can liner gunk adds flavor, but that campfire
food sure is tasty.
Ah Ottawa, the city of honesty, where Nortel drove

Re: Potty Parity

2009-06-29T23:28:02Z

On Jun 29, 11:11 am, "creative1...@gmail.com" <creative1...@gmail.com>
wrote:
Ok:-). We're still looking for a seedy xmas card for yer
missus, the locals just buy the baby tomato plants from
a 'nursery'.
Makes sense, few people grow tomato's plants from seeds,
so now we're sourcing the seeds for the plants.

Re: Potty Parity

2009-06-29T18:13:58Z

Yeah, that stuffs horrendously dangerous.
My father in law spent 80 years around those things and ya know what,
they finally won.
See, I told ya!

Re: Potty Parity

2009-06-29T18:11:35Z

Life on planet earth: nobody gets out alive.
Keep yer eye on your mailbox.

Re: Potty Parity

2009-06-29T18:10:21Z

For me, that is big stuff.
Life in the woods....

Re: Potty Parity

2009-06-28T08:12:16Z

Well that's good to know about the cans because I was concerned about
leaving some canned opened apple juice in the fridge and a little
metal leaching out. I swear by glass.
Pop tarts... ah yes, you put those in the toaster and get them all
nice warm and toasty, and then savour them when they pop out.

Re: Potty Parity

2009-06-24T16:27:43Z

An experiment you can do is to evaporate a volume of the
water to leave a residue. Slowly evaporating 1 meter^3
will leave 1 mm^3 at 1 part per billion and so forth.
As a brat, the family would do canning, everything was
well cooked and sealed in sterile glass jars, (and organic
foods are available, our son sells them).