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Old 07-17-2006, 07:20 PM   #1801
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I stand by my interpretation. Deeper and shorter are perfectly compatible -- there's less pulling out, and harder (but shorter) pushing in.
Were you really disappointed that time you went to visit the stroke ward?
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Old 07-17-2006, 07:23 PM   #1802
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Were you really disappointed that time you went to visit the stroke ward?
Half-paralyzed elderly people of both sexes? Hell, yes.
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Old 07-17-2006, 07:23 PM   #1803
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I've never heard of it before today (which may be why the dude shouldn't have used it -- see below), but in my experience, logic doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the use of an expression.
You have GOT to be kidding. You've never heard that phrase before?!? Have you ever even visited TCOTU? I hear it 8 times before lunch (well, I did before I retired, anyway -- now, more like 4).
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Old 07-17-2006, 07:25 PM   #1804
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Oh, you flatterer! (blushing)
Don't make me regret giving you the benefit of the doubt. Otherwise, you'll have to go to fringey for a ruling--and she doesn't use standard measurement techniques.

I'd hate to see you get short shrift.

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Old 07-17-2006, 07:27 PM   #1805
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That is so hot.
I know. I've been told by many a girl that my prose makes them moist.
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Old 07-17-2006, 07:27 PM   #1806
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You have GOT to be kidding. You've never heard that phrase before?!? Have you ever even visited TCOTU? I hear it 8 times before lunch (well, I did before I retired, anyway -- now, more like 4).
Didn't you work with mostly macho-y guys who talked about sex all the time? And you thought the phrase was swimming-related?
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I know. I've been told by many a girl that my prose makes them moist.
Mmmmmmm, moist.

(It is not me who is bothered by that word. I'm not saying you thought it was, but just for the record.)

(This has done a lovely job of distracting me from something actually really annoying at work.)
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I stand by my interpretation. Deeper and shorter are perfectly compatible -- there's less pulling out, and harder (but shorter) pushing in.
No one's denying that you attract the types who demonstrate this possibility. We're just saddened for you. Here, have another donut.
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Were you really disappointed that time you went to visit the stroke ward?
I think she thought "them's good huntin'." And then security spoiled the fun.

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No one's denying that you attract the types who demonstrate this possibility. We're just saddened for you. Here, have another donut.
FRITTER.

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Old 07-17-2006, 07:32 PM   #1811
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No one's denying that you attract the types who demonstrate this possibility. We're just saddened for you. Here, have another donut.
I wouldn't know, being a virgin and all, but now when I do have the sex, I plan on running from the other side of the room during the ending strokes, just so she won't think I'm doing it wrong.
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I wouldn't know, being a virgin and all, but now when I do have the sex, I plan on running from the other side of the room during the ending strokes, just so she won't think I'm doing it wrong.
Coltrane, your hotosity quotient has just been exceeded.
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Didn't you work with mostly macho-y guys who talked about sex all the time? And you thought the phrase was swimming-related?
They talked about a lot of stuff - but, surprisingly, not so much about the sex. But I heard it first in my law firm days. A lot.
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(well, I did before I retired, anyway -- now, more like 4).
From your son?
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Didn't you work with mostly macho-y guys who talked about sex all the time? And you thought the phrase was swimming-related?
Should I point out that none of the guys here thought it was sex-related and that most of them seem to take offense to the thought that their strokes might be short at the end, or should I just let this be? Why would an inappropriately sexual phrase be made up by men that tends to denegrate their sexual preformance at the end of The Act?
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