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The only dragnet a girl needs is a corset, chéries.
24 March 2011

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    Come, come near. And whisper, ictuate in my ear dishevelled longing. And I, I promise that I'll hear the said, fullfiling the unsaid, dear.
    08 February 2012
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    Why women want men to come shopping with us? We've all those bags we need you gallant gents to bajulate for us! #artwiculate
    07 February 2012
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    If your phobophobia makes you tread carefully, the good news is that you're an angel, chéri; it's fools that rush in. #artwiculate
    06 February 2012
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    You think he sucks chéri, but if you care to find out, the aeolist really knows how to blow. #Artwiculate
    05 February 2012
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    Hypervitaminosis as I understand it, heralds sporting a livery. I've seem them doing it, and undoing it as well. #Artwiculate
    04 February 2012
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    Senescence, like everything in life, is a just mind game cheries. Play the game of aging beautifully & gracefully as all games: to win.
    03 February 2012
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    Hint: If you brush your teeth on a quadrimular basis, do not expect to be a hit with the ladies, cheris.
    02 February 2012
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    The girl from Ipanema ~ oh how she does vamoose ~ to samba she only hears ~ to-and-froing her caboose #artwiculate
    01 February 2012
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    What's that? Spanghew? Just say the word chéri, and stuff starts flying. #Artwiculate
    31 January 2012
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    Here's the plan chéri: I'm the form. You adimpleate. Simple comme bonjour, n'est ce pas? #Artwiculate
    30 January 2012
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    Don't even think about leaving, cheri. A gedankenexperiment needs to be repeated to be proven correct. #Artwiculate
    29 January 2012
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    This might turn you on, chéri. Watch me ecstasiate by Gedankenexperiment! #Artwiculate
    29 January 2012
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    Ecstasiate? Look, I can lose my head without lifting a finger. Or yours, chéri. #Artwiculate
    28 January 2012
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    To be added in the Bill of Rights ASAP: man, or woman in my case, has a universal right to ecstasiate. #Artwiculate
    28 January 2012
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    If something says 'click here', I usually smell a fallaciloquence. I might fondle it, but click it, no. #Artwiculate
    26 January 2012
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    One thing is certainly not a fallaciloquence, cheries: fellas prefer their gals fellatioloquent. #artwiculate
    26 January 2012
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    You're assuming that a true ecdysiast starts off all dressed up, right? Wrong! #Artwiculate
    25 January 2012
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    The most famous female lignicide there is? Lorena Bobbit, of course, cheries. #artwiculate
    24 January 2012
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    The man that knows knows how to loiter, knows how to make love to a woman, cheries. For what is a woman's body for, but to be dawdled on?
    23 January 2012
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    I believe in free will, cheries: You engange in solipsism, I disengage from flirting with you because you'd be a lousy lover. #artwiculate
    22 January 2012
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    Try as you may chéri. Aeipathy means there's no stopping me. Now let's exchange vowels. #Artwiculate
    21 January 2012
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    After the teethering and shivers, the disarray of Eros' rites is what remains.(Après The Thrill, in rhotacism's trills.) #artwiculate
    20 January 2012
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    I've conducted a conclusive study, cheries: Men who engage in pleonasms are sure to induce a shortage of orgasms. #artwiculate
    19 January 2012
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    Mirror mirror on the wall, can someone with my figure... ...of speech, have multiple pleonasms? #Artwiculate
    19 January 2012
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    "Those who know do not tell, and those who tell do not know". (The perspicacious are not loquacious.) #artwiculate
    18 January 2012
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    @ZimmerJohn I knew you'd know of it! You're a perspicacious man, Mr. Zimmer, John.
    18 January 2012
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    A perspicacious man is hard to find. The converse too is true. #artwiculate
    18 January 2012
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    Cheris: how perspicacious you are deemed is commensurate to the gifts you bring. #artwiculate
    18 January 2012
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    My sex is not always perspicacious but is good at sex. #artwiculate #ConsonantsLust
    18 January 2012
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    All a woman has to do to be thought perspicacious by a man, cheries, is act as if *he* is keen. #artwiculate
    18 January 2012
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    How do I know you're not perspicacious chéri? Because you assume I can't be just because I'm a 32DD. #artwiculate
    18 January 2012

Awards

Top 20 06 February 2012 Phobophobia
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Top 20 05 February 2012 Aeolist
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Top 20 31 January 2012 Spanghew
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Top 20 28 January 2012 Ecstasiate
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Top 20 21 January 2012 Aeipathy
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04 Feb 2012 21 points
03 Feb 2012 35 points
02 Feb 2012 25 points
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