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Sin
With a plump pout her lips glossy from butter rum
she dripped hot oil in places she wanted to share
And the men will look with wild wonder thinking
about how she will sin and how soon she'll begin
she dripped hot oil in places she wanted to share
And the men will look with wild wonder thinking
about how she will sin and how soon she'll begin
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Re: Sin
Anonymous
9th Jan 2014 1:53am
Tommie love, I'm sure hoping you won't be upset when you read that I burst out laughing with the final 5 words..hehe surely not what I expected ;)
Love this! xo
~Tom
Love this! xo
~Tom
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re: Re: Sin
9th Jan 2014 12:35pm
Of course not Tom...lmao...I'm just happy people read me.
If we can't laugh we might as well be dead.Thanks Tom :)
If we can't laugh we might as well be dead.Thanks Tom :)
Re: Sin
9th Jan 2014 2:32am
And the men will look with wild wonder
thinking
about how she will sin
and how soon
she'll begin
and who will her sin win
one
has already stood in line
to begin
thinking
about how she will sin
and how soon
she'll begin
and who will her sin win
one
has already stood in line
to begin
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re: Re: Sin
9th Jan 2014 12:36pm
Re: Sin
9th Jan 2014 3:49am
Butter rum, oil, secret place tht bejewel her sin mmm this is sweet i love this short but intoxicating piece beautiful write
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re: Re: Sin
9th Jan 2014 12:37pm
Re: Sin
9th Jan 2014 4:55am
Damn Tommie! Great write sweetheart, this reminded me of a hot wax show I saw in my younger years. Lol… Again nice read, enjoyed it.
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re: Re: Sin
9th Jan 2014 12:38pm
Hot wax show..interesting! I'm glad you liked this little piece, thank you DrLove.
Re: Sin
9th Jan 2014 6:31am
I don't know if you've heard of the rhyming slang used by certain Londoners in England, (where words or phrases are used as euphemisms for words of fewer syllables - eg Apples and pears=chairs) but it occurred to me your pen-name could be a Cockney rhyme for 'sin'. (Eg -'They're not married, their living in Tommielynn.')
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re: Re: Sin
9th Jan 2014 12:40pm
Re: Sin
Anonymous
9th Jan 2014 5:53pm
mynd candee rM
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10th Jan 2014 12:24pm
Re: Sin
10th Jan 2014 6:34am
damn, Tommie, I'm in the circle w/those other guys watching you smooth the oil on, very entertaining...
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10th Jan 2014 12:24pm