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bu$hleaguer

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When was the last time (in recent memory- no need to go back more than a month) that you presented someone you love with a "bouquet of balls?"

You know the move- turn around, squeeze the nutskin above your balls, flip em over and squeeze so they get all ren and stimpy veinous in your fist, and then turn to face your loved one and present the bouquet.
 

.Pinworm.

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When was the last time (in recent memory- no need to go back more than a month) that you presented someone you love with a "bouquet of balls?"

You know the move- turn around, squeeze the nutskin above your balls, flip em over and squeeze so they get all ren and stimpy veinous in your fist, and then turn to face your loved one and present the bouquet.
I haven't done that recently, but I did rock a pretty mean Davey Crokett last week. That's where you slip a muscle relaxant into your date's back-snatch, then slide your head in; thus wearing your partner's now-relaxed back-pussy as a coonskin cap. I took some nice pictures.
 

Big_Lou

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Why does my terrier seem to hate snakes so much? Why does an otherwise mundane dog hunt and shred these snakes with such ferocity and crackhead-like intensity?
 

.Pinworm.

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Why does my terrier seem to hate snakes so much? Why does an otherwise mundane dog hunt and shred these snakes with such ferocity and crackhead-like intensity?
Weird. Terriers were originally bred to "go to ground" after burrowing vermin, snakes, larger rodents and even foxes. Those little bastards dig up underground dens/burrows and go completely bat-shit-anne-heche-crazy, forcing inhabitants out where hunters awaited. Some breeds were even bred to finish the job themselves. I think your's might be broken. I would think about trading up for a Golden or a Shepard...
 
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