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Voxsartoria's Weekly WAYWRN Subjective and Totally Unfair Digest
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citoyen
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wow, more than a honorable mention for me. thanks obscurity! i´m happy you appreciate the jacket, because it needed serious alteration jobs to come out like this. so part of the props go the the turkish tailor i gave it to ..
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Why...doesn't everyone have alpaca shag?Originally Posted by voxsartoria
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Very nicely done, my friend.
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Agreed, plus it looks refreshingly heterosexual.Originally Posted by voxsartoria
Surely not. Don't bring the board into disrepute by suggesting such a thing.
Funny, as after this picture we immediately proceeded to a Turkish bathhouse.Originally Posted by luftvier
You know, I actually went to a Turkish bathhouse a couple of years ago. In Istanbul. I escaped with my anal virginity intact. Though after a massive hairy Turk walks across your back and then twists your neck round until it clicks, the memory gets pretty hazy...
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Surely not. Don't bring the board into disrepute by suggesting such a thing.Originally Posted by Holdfast
You know, I actually went to a Turkish bathhouse a couple of years ago. In Istanbul. I escaped with my anal virginity intact. Though after a massive hairy Turk walks across your back and then twists your neck round until it clicks, the memory gets pretty hazy...
Sounds like my sort of establishment!
The fact that you both attended and copped to attending a Turkish bath says something about your character...
All signs point to homosexuality.
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Sounds like my sort of establishment!Originally Posted by luftvier
The fact that you both attended and copped to attending a Turkish bath says something about your character...
All signs point to homosexuality.
Hey, posting on SF by itself creates a prima facie closet case to answer...
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Originally Posted by Cary Grant
Alpaca shag. Your mind...
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Alpaca shag.Originally Posted by james_timothy
Your mind...
But keep it up.
Those look to be two boy alpacas.
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Funny- I would have thought Turkish Alpaca to be dark brown...
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Whilst I fully recognise the importance of discussing homosexuality in the animal world (not to mention clothing forums) and rating the comparative merits of sm massage techniques in different Turkish bath houses, I do feel these topics may be distracting you gentlemen from complimenting me on how great my digest was...
...but seriously: Many thanks for all the kind commentary. I was actually a bit worried that my picks might be a little too closely reflective of my own taste and style but it seems I managed to stay more or less on the right side of the fence. Since you're all being so nice (and it doubles the pay) I'll give it another go as requested.
...but seriously: Many thanks for all the kind commentary. I was actually a bit worried that my picks might be a little too closely reflective of my own taste and style but it seems I managed to stay more or less on the right side of the fence. Since you're all being so nice (and it doubles the pay) I'll give it another go as requested.
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lmfao ... you guys are a riot. i need to spend less time in WAYWRN and more time in other threads.
it was good to meet Lufty ... a very fine gentleman indeed. And the Turkish bath-house experience was life altering
thanks for teh add Agent 5.
it was good to meet Lufty ... a very fine gentleman indeed. And the Turkish bath-house experience was life altering
thanks for teh add Agent 5.
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