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Old 06-12-2007, 07:57 PM #21
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And Deb, If I find one good enough, I'll share him with you! You would do the same for me I'm sure! ...... Wouldn't you? .... Deb? Oh,,, Deb? Are you there?
Yup, I'll share with you. But lets try and find a guy who doesn't have stinky feet, or at least one that does laundry--NAKED!!!!

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Now that's a keeper Deb,and would be fun to watch,i think you
2 are so sweet to share. Sue
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Of course. BUT, can one man handle both of us, we are pretty special!!!!!
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Come on guys.....stand up to this stinky feet thing. It's discrimination!
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I will! but i have to do a stinky sock wash first.
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Cool Smirk Hello Seams...
Around my house the problem of stinky socks has been solved by my faithful canine companion. He luvs em!! They never make it to the laundry. They are under the sofa ,chairs, and even his fortress of solitude ..the bed. I think he considers them an aphrodisiac. So...problem solved. Have a good day!!
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Default I admit my socks--when I wear them--are not pleasant--
--especially after a few hours on a summer day, but this is hardly a male-only situation.

My wife is an ultramarathon runner, and most of her socks can stand up by themselves. (And I'm the one who does the laundry.)
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OOOOOOOOOO Joe! Hey Seams, how far are you from Long Island? Joe says he can handle us and he doesn't live very far from me . Of course, he does have to wash his socks first!
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Default Well, I guess you win that pair of socks!
I'm in California!
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Default Yes stinky socks and the like are not gender exclusive...
but larger occurences are always found in the male of the species!

I think this is a well known scientific fact??
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