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Thanks to your punctuation mistake in the last sentence I now have an image seared into my pornographic memory of you and Moondog in the comfort of his home.
Hockey is a very good exercise to stay in shape and trim that waist. I suggest Moondog uses his hockey stick for the purpose for which it was made in the first place!
Its the knickers dear. Apparently Americans donât wear them. Except for baseball players who wear knickerbockers⊠or knickers depending on how much theyâve had to drink
We Americans call them under ware, undergarments, or drawers. We sometimes go âcommandoâ. Iâm sure you can guess that one.@JohnnyDiago â Thanks Johnny for the searing mental image. Now I gotta figure how to wash out my brain.
Gee, who knew people would get their knickers in a twist wondering if somone was British just because @Andrea@home used the word knickers.Sorry, its the only phrase I could remember. .As to Moondoggie â if too comfortable at home, then nothing will fit when you go outside. Cut back on a brew or two! Eat less pizza boy! And exercise! Or he will never leave his home.
Ida No about 13 years ago
Didnât think weâd need the hockey stick for getting into the sofaâŠ
revisages about 13 years ago
on bended knee to the shorts goddess
NELS BALWIT Premium Member about 13 years ago
Diet or bigger pants. When I had to buy bigger pants I went on a diet.
Varnes about 13 years ago
And thatâs how the words âRelaxed Fitâ came into our languageâŠ
Sisyphos about 13 years ago
5 minutes? Hey, take ten, Pilsner! Olâ Moondoggie isnât going to ease into that chair any time soon without a wardrobe failure in his shortsâŠ.
PICTO about 13 years ago
Thanks to your punctuation mistake in the last sentence I now have an image seared into my pornographic memory of you and Moondog in the comfort of his home.
Sir Osis of Liver about 13 years ago
Hockey is a very good exercise to stay in shape and trim that waist. I suggest Moondog uses his hockey stick for the purpose for which it was made in the first place!
opentomeet about 13 years ago
May I assume Andrea is British??
IQTech61 about 13 years ago
Children outgrow their clothing. Once you are past puberty, you donât outgrow your clothes. You get too fat to wear them.
But if you are diligent and get moving, they will fit again. (Half way there myself.)
danketaz Premium Member about 13 years ago
If heâs just sitting around in the comfort of his own home, Why doesnât he just flop down and to hell with the pants?
hometownk Premium Member about 13 years ago
Instead of your final comma, my choice of punctualtion mark would be a semi colon.
ramonesfan about 13 years ago
I think he needs to drink more beer!
Popeyesforearm about 13 years ago
my question is, why the heck are his pants fastened in the first place? In your own home let it all hang out.
boldyuma about 13 years ago
When Moondoggie âBustâ a move ..he really âbustâ
a move..
iced tea about 13 years ago
Listen: Youâll soon hear a loud R-I-I-I-I-I-P!
tattooedcyberidiot about 13 years ago
Its the knickers dear. Apparently Americans donât wear them. Except for baseball players who wear knickerbockers⊠or knickers depending on how much theyâve had to drink
Jkiss about 13 years ago
We Americans call them under ware, undergarments, or drawers. We sometimes go âcommandoâ. Iâm sure you can guess that one.@JohnnyDiago â Thanks Johnny for the searing mental image. Now I gotta figure how to wash out my brain.
Hunter7 about 13 years ago
Gee, who knew people would get their knickers in a twist wondering if somone was British just because @Andrea@home used the word knickers.Sorry, its the only phrase I could remember. .As to Moondoggie â if too comfortable at home, then nothing will fit when you go outside. Cut back on a brew or two! Eat less pizza boy! And exercise! Or he will never leave his home.