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SupportGoddess
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posted May 10, 2002 20:59
I'm just wondering if I have the guts to post this without hiding under an unregistered nick.The most embarrassing thing that ever happened to me was accidently throwing up while... pleasuring one of my now exs orally. Let me explain... I don't react well to heat, lots of hot humid weather tends to make me ill on occasion, and it was the wrong time of month for run of the mill missionary fun. He was in the mood and I figured that would get me to sleep faster than arguing about it, and well... upset stomach and gag reflex just don't mix. The plus is that the only thing in my stomach at the time was red gatorade. So that would be my most embarrassing moment. ------------------ "Programming is like sex: one mistake and you have to support it for the rest of your life." -Michael Sinz
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LifetimeTrekker
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posted May 12, 2002 19:34
Back in '86, I was working as a disk jockey (before satellite feeds made us redundant, some of us were still hacking away in the outlying areas) I had just finished reading the news and weather at the top of the 6pm hour. The phone was blinking, letting me know someone was calling in, so I had fired off the next tune and picked up the phone."You fucking moron," the caller started with. "FUCK YOU!" I screamed into the phone, then I noticed that the mike switch was still on--that went out over the air. I half-expected to see the GM coming into the studio with a shotgun, but nothing happened, no calls, no mention of it. Thank goodness somethings slide by.
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EngrBohn
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posted May 13, 2002 08:14
A couple years ago, I was flying to San Antonio on an Embraer "Region Jet". Apparently, something I'd ate the day before wasn't digesting well, so I had some gas build-up in my intestines. Normally, I'd be able to control it for the two hours from Ohio to Texas, but typical cabin pressurization is ~10k ft, so the pressure difference was greater than it would have been if I'd stayed at 350ft MSL. So I had a bit of a gas problem the entire flight, of the SBD variety.Did I mention the Region Jet is (barely) big enough for fifty people? So there wasn't exactly much volume into which the odor could diffuse. The airplane smelled like a sewer by time we landed. My one consolation is that, as pervasive as the smell was, no one could identify me as the source. ------------------ cb Oooh! What does this button do!?
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Xanthine
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posted May 13, 2002 09:36
quote: Originally posted by EngrBohn: A couple years ago, I was flying to San Antonio on an Embraer "Region Jet". Apparently, something I'd ate the day before wasn't digesting well, so I had some gas build-up in my intestines. Normally, I'd be able to control it for the two hours from Ohio to Texas, but typical cabin pressurization is ~10k ft, so the pressure difference was greater than it would have been if I'd stayed at 350ft MSL. So I had a bit of a gas problem the entire flight, of the SBD variety.
Y'know, I had a similar problem climbing Mt. Shasta (same air pressure to, for part of the way). Fortunately(?) my whole rope team did too, so we spent the whole climb feeling sorry for whoever went behind us. The one adavantage was we were out in the open so the laws of diffusion could do their job. To all you backpacking geeks, avoid freeze-dried lasagna. It didn't even taste that good. ------------------ Take by surprise and the world gives up resistance. - Tennesee Williams
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ZorroTheFox
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posted May 13, 2002 19:18
quote: Originally posted by macadddikt18: oh darn, zorro, you let me down. I am so sad now. Wait, what am i saying. Zorro, not posting someing about sex, i am happy, Keep up the good work boy. nayt
actually dessert was a sexual reference..........Z
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ZorroTheFox
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posted May 14, 2002 16:09
at least I didn't mention the cherry on top......Z
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MacManKrisK
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posted May 15, 2002 11:32
quote: Originally posted by macadddikt18: what would a cherry have to do with virginity? Nayt
Slang, Nayt...quoth the Merriam Webster Collegate Dictionary (most notibly the 3rd definition)... quote: Main Entry: cher·ry Pronunciation: 'cher-E Function: noun Inflected Form(s): plural cherries Etymology: Middle English chery, from Old North French cherise (taken as a plural), from Late Latin ceresia, from Latin cerasus cherry tree, from Greek kerasos Date: 14th century1 a : any of numerous trees and shrubs (genus Prunus) of the rose family that bear pale yellow to deep red or blackish smooth-skinned drupes enclosing a smooth seed and that include some cultivated for their fruits or ornamental flowers -- compare SWEET CHERRY b : the fruit of a cherry c : the wood of a cherry 2 : a variable color averaging a moderate red 3 a : HYMEN b : VIRGINITY
------------------ KK (a.k.a. The MacMan) Now with more tidbity goodness!
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ZorroTheFox
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posted May 15, 2002 18:06
darn, everybody got to answer before Me, I need to get on earlier.........Z
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younghart
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posted May 23, 2002 07:14
Okay, mine is not as embarrasing, I actually hope to one day have kids or greatchildren to impress them with that - once they´re old enough. We started early on that day to party our high school degree. We had a nice 3-story parking lot close to the beach, with great view across the dunes, and the usual intoxication had like 10 hours to increase slowly to levels yet unknown - due to log increase. Well, I had to get home some time, had my sleeping bag with me, had stolen a glass from a bar, so I was walking my serpentines with these insignia to reach the boardings school. I still remember clearly how i looked at the ground and my walking style, looked around to realize how far I still had to go, and calculating the extra mileage I needed for my non-linear walking. Cut. Next thing I realize is being horizontally on the ground of a porch (exactly one house further down my way), in my sleeping bag (although facing the wrong end), my shoes and the glass neatly arranged in front of the porch, a bulldog examining my face, and on the other end of the latch this dog was carrying a middle-aged woman i never saw before asked me whether I had rung her bell at 3 am.Interesting.
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snupy
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posted May 24, 2002 20:54
quote: Originally posted by greycat: There are two possibilities.The first is that he's telling the truth, and that he really is this naive. In that case, he won't snap out of it until he falls in love, hard, with the woman or man of his dreams. If that doesn't happen, he may end up in a religious cult or something. The other is that he's lying to us. I'm already quite certain he's lying about at least some of the things he says, although it may be more of an extended joke.
Wouldn't a joke be getting pretty old by now?? I still think that psych experiment makes perfect sense-notice how in that post, he was quite a bit more literate and grammatically correct than any of his other posts?
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