The poor budgie has been smuggled.
Who would you play strip chess with??
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Apr 20, 2013
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#104
conejiux wrote:
You're welcome superheroine...
HEY, conejiux, this is not the proper place to flirt with girls ;)
Apr 20, 2013
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#105
Natalia_Pogonina wrote:
GreedyPawnGrabber wrote:
Natalia_Pogonina wrote:
This thread reminded me of one of our posts...
That's so interesting Natalia! Have you already tried strip chess?? What do you think will be the best opening for white and black?
Of course. I usually have to give odds and start playing in an outfit similar to this one:
If you want to provocate me it is not working at all...
Apr 20, 2013
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#106
Charlotte wrote:
poor budgie, or is it a hamster?
I guess we aren't talking about animals right?
pdela wrote:
If you want to provocate me it is not working at all...
Provocate?
Apr 20, 2013
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#108
macer75 wrote:
pdela wrote:
If you want to provocate me it is not working at all...
Provocate?
maybe it's not correctly written I mean being provocative
provocative [prəˈvɒkətɪv] adj acting as a stimulus or incitement, esp to anger or sexual desire;
pdela wrote:
macer75 wrote:
pdela wrote:
If you want to provocate me it is not working at all...
Provocate?
maybe it's not correctly written I mean being provocative
provocative [prəˈvɒkətɪv] adj acting as a stimulus or incitement, esp to anger or sexual desire;
O i c u mean provoke. In my experience, the word isn't normally associated with sexual connotations in its verb form. I could be wrong though, I'm not exactly an expert ...
Apr 20, 2013
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#110
The word you want is "provoke," i.e, "If you want to provoke me..." However, "provoke" carries the connotation of exciting to anger more than anything else.
Apr 20, 2013
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#111
batgirl wrote:
The word you want is "provoke," i.e, "If you want to provoke me..." However, "provoke" carries the connotation of exiting to anger more than anything else.
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longtime, batgirl :)
well, in fact she turns me angry showing me something I will not get :_(
pdela wrote:
batgirl wrote:
The word you want is "provoke," i.e, "If you want to provoke me..." However, "provoke" carries the connotation of exiting to anger more than anything else.
_____ _____ _____
longtime, batgirl :)
well, in fact she turns me angry showing me something I will not get :_(
So she's provoking you?
What happened with ' Healing time ' - i have a cold for days...?
Apr 20, 2013
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#114
owlyboly wrote:
What happened with ' Healing time ' - i have a cold for days...?
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are you asking me?
I actually needed some days off the reason it's just known by a person. I feel comforted she completely understood me. Then I am not here to share sad things, just jolly and make an effort to hide the pain
Oh, excuse me, i misunderstood, i thought you are healing other people. I will take some standard pills then.
Apr 20, 2013
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#116
owlyboly wrote:
Oh, excuse me, i misunderstood, i thought you are healing other people. I will take some standard pills then.
batgirl wrote:
The word you want is "provoke," i.e, "If you want to provoke me..." However, "provoke" carries the connotation of exciting to anger more than anything else.
Now I'm getting angry.
mendez1996 wrote:
doesnt matter who wins cause in the end, the outcome will end with a bang
Yes the big band theory of course
Is it time for Frank and Deano?
poor budgie, or is it a hamster?