🚀 go-pugleaf

Philip J. Koenig wrote:
> 
> takworld <takworld@sirius.com> wrote:
> 
> >Tony Konashenok wrote:
> >>
> >> Having an old truck as the main transportation also tells something
> >> about the person's mentality.
> >>
> >> There was also an old teaser that macho types buy big trucks to compensate
> >> for certain body parts being undersize...
> >>
> >> Tony K
> 
> >But you know, there's a certain kind of old pick-up trucks that I just
> >love -- they look so cute.  Old with sort of rounded-off edges, running
> >boards.  Just want to run my hands all around all those smooth edges.
> >But then, certain shades of red do that to me too, except it's an oral
> >thing then (doesn't matter if it's a truck or a sweater or a piece of
> >candy, I just want to suck on it).  While I'm in this mindset, have you
> >ever noticed what is smack dab in front of your face (sometimes in your
> >face when the bus/train lurches to a stop) when you are sitting in a
> >very crowded bus/train??  Would only take a slight "unzip" and hello!
> >Obviously, buses and trains were designed by men (as were brassieres,
> >high heels and pantyhose, methods of torture for women).
> 
> Agreed for the most part, esp. the trucks and heels.  Although I would
> presume there are women with certain body types who are damn glad that
> brassieres exist.. :-)
> 
> Phil
> 
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Oo, that's a good "warning" you have there, mind if I borrow the idea 
for my own use?