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kattastrophic-fae: whynotbliss: kattastrophic-fae: Is cocksluttery a word? More of a phrase… Isn’t a phrase several words?
Even with the earphones removed, Rose could hear the upbeat pop music suffused with audible phrases such as “Master knows best”, “I crave cum”, “Obedient sluts, get more cock”, etc. She assumed the subliminal phrases
thedezeon12: nevver: Common Phrases Correctly Some phrases that are commonly used incorrectly Someone of them are common knowledge though
Using The Word “Friend” As A Weapon « Suicide Girls Blog by Christine Dinh We all know the phrase “We can still be friends, right?” ranks up there as one of the worst phrases one person can say to another person. (Don’t even get me started
girlsrule-subsdrool: A potential sub, in some message or another recently, said, “I’ve never been a pet before, but I learn fast. And I’m sure I could play nicely with other pets.” and that phrase has just stuck in my head! That phrase, and
Put a phrase in my muse’s askbox and I’ll write a para starter for both of our muses that incorporates the phrase you chose: 1. “Kiss me.” 2. “Fuck you.” 3. “I love you.” 4. “Please stay.” 5.
Happy Thanksgiving! Put a phrase in my muse’s askbox and I’ll write a para starter for both of our muses that’s based on the phrase you chose: “Oops. I dropped my fork…” - oral/fingering during dinner! “My parents’ll
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Send me a phrase and I'll write a short drabble between our characters that has to do with that phrase.
cumandconfess: sometimes i feel tempted to post a picture of myself on the internet along with a secret phrase so that if somebody notices me in real life they can say the secret phrase and i’ll go with them to the nearest bathroom and suck their dick
victoriousvocabulary: MEA CULPA [noun] a Latin phrase that translates into English as “through my fault” - an acknowledgment of a personal error or fault, acknowledgement of guilt. Etymology: from the Latin phrase meā culpā (“through my fault”),
naughty-thoughts-all-day: fortheloveofasub: submissivedreamer: Hearing this phrase absolutely melts me each time. This phrase means that I can let down all of my defenses. It means that I can stop worrying and let go of my constant calculating, worrying
Getting ahead in the best hookup siteI really hate the phrase “the best”. The problem with this phrase is that what may be the best for you might be a complete and total waste of time for me. It’s like judging women.Two guys can look
Sir gave me a writing assignment: Write about other names and phrases that turn me on other than what Sir uses today.The full text is here: https://www.effectofdominance.com/assignment-words-phrases-turn/ , but the short version:Please, Sir, call me filth
hypnoswriter:For the anon who asked for robotizing hypnosis.The trigger phrase was spoken. Heather blinked hearing it, confused what could be meant by “you are now ones and zeroes”. That phrase was gibberish, illogical. Illogical.Illogical.Her mind
miniprof: adventures-of-a-strange-mind: Phrases and idioms that we still use, which were coined by William Shakespeare. now this is legitimate shit you can attribute to good ole Billy Shakes. the man definitely had a way with phrases.
hypnosischarmer-1998: In this script you will find that this might be similar to my empty and obedient mantra but this one is different a different phrase is used. The phrase *HAPPY AND OBEDIENT* is very powerful it pulls you deep and makes you blank
thelastmellophone: espurr-roba: consultingmoosecaptain:dalekitsune: the phrase “curiosity killed the cat” is actually not the full phrase it actually is “curiosity killed the cat but satisfaction brought it back” so don’t let anyone tell you
lugofrombananacountry: “Just to provide some context, as we mentioned in a previous blog post, there is a one in one trillion chance that a sixteen-word phrase matches another phrase of the same length just by coincidence. As the number of words matching
consultingmoosecaptain: dalekitsune: the phrase “curiosity killed the cat” is actually not the full phrase it actually is “curiosity killed the cat but satisfaction brought it back” so don’t let anyone tell you not to be a curious little baby
becausetheintrovert: thelifeofatubaplayer: thelastmellophone: espurr-roba: consultingmoosecaptain: dalekitsune: the phrase “curiosity killed the cat” is actually not the full phrase it actually is “curiosity killed the cat but satisfaction
thetrashknightofbreath:lesbxdyke:darkwingsnark: vivi266:i swear screening tests have the worst phrasing in the world sometimes, tell me what you mean in words that make sense or i’m setting you on fire Oh yeah, disability tests do that sort of phrasing
mightykombat: ryubakusen: thelastmellophone: espurr-roba: consultingmoosecaptain:dalekitsune: the phrase “curiosity killed the cat” is actually not the full phrase it actually is “curiosity killed the cat but satisfaction brought it back”
cuddlycolin: thelastmellophone: espurr-roba: consultingmoosecaptain: dalekitsune: the phrase “curiosity killed the cat” is actually not the full phrase it actually is “curiosity killed the cat but satisfaction brought it back” so don’t
peachdoxie: aquilacalvitium: peachdoxie: alionessespride: peachdoxie: cipheramnesia: peachdoxie: Instead of using the phrase “it’s five o clock somewhere” as an excuse to start drinking, I propose we use the phrase “it’s bedtime somewhere”
swanpaw:actuallyapathy:zzoupz:zzoupz:itsapmseymour:Still wrapping my head around the fact the phrase “Hold Your Horses” is a play on the word Stable…To be stable.obsessed w how none of these are the real origin of the phrase
miniprof:adventures-of-a-strange-mind: Phrases and idioms that we still use, which were coined by William Shakespeare. now this is legitimate shit you can attribute to good ole Billy Shakes. the man definitely had a way with phrases.
egalitarians-do-it-better: one-with-the-all: Ending a phrase with “, man” is a common way to express anything from camaraderie to surprise, from egalitarian friendship to excitement. It’s a “default” phrase in the vernacular of young people. Ending
broguekickingyourcodebreaker: themaskednegro: litahalford: hbshizzle: I had no idea that three such phrases existed you remember such iconic phrases as “IT’S A DQ, THERE’S NO FUCKING BELL TO RING”, “He wants your ass TONIGHT” and “please
talkingperfectly-loud: if-you-say-21-again-iwillkillyou: becausetheintrovert: thelifeofatubaplayer: thelastmellophone: espurr-roba: consultingmoosecaptain: dalekitsune: the phrase “curiosity killed the cat” is actually not the full phrase
elgatoiberico: i was thinking about this phrase and idek btw I found out that evidence of this phrase seems to date back all the way to the early 1700′s :U - Patreon - DeviantArt omg yas
prokopetz:Just as the phrase “what the entire fuck” implies the existence of fractional fucks, the phrase “what the absolute fuck” implies the existence of both positive and negative fucks (or else there would be no need for an absolute value
ok so I’m trying to diagram possible phrases based on the mouth movements and that phonetic chart (also based on how the lip movements in the show are, since they don’t exactly match that phonetic chart). I decided to start with the phrase I’m fairly
victoriousvocabulary: TERRA PERICOLOSA [phrase] an Italian (and Latin) phrase for “dangerous land”, used in cartography to denote regions that are believed to be likely to put the travellers in jeopardy. Such regions would probably not have been
dalekitsune: the phrase “curiosity killed the cat” is actually not the full phrase it actually is “curiosity killed the cat but satisfaction brought it back” so don’t let anyone tell you not to be a curious little baby okay go and be interested
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jesusfreakinglucifer: i think everyone has that one phrase that we all use ironically but then after a while it just becomes completely unironic like i used hot diggity once as a joke and now i say it all the time im telling you ironic phrases are
consultingmoosecaptain:dalekitsune: the phrase “curiosity killed the cat” is actually not the full phrase it actually is “curiosity killed the cat but satisfaction brought it back” so don’t let anyone tell you not to be a curious little baby
m4ge: duolingo: translate this phrase me: the dress pockets duolingo: no no no it’s the GOWN pockets, okay try this phrase next me: the clothing pockets duolingo: more like the GARMENT pockets me:
fandomsandfeminism: ahhhhhrshe: fandomsandfeminism: There is a phrase used to describe people, often strangers, as “ships passing in the night.” The phrase is meant to describe how fleeting the intersection of two lives can be, how briefly people
strengthcas: ”Hello, Dean.” - Nine times. That’s the total amount of times Castiel has said this phrase. He hasn’t said it since season eight. So, I’m sure you can understand how much it hurts to hear the phrase in season 11 and it turns out
kenjibound: femsupleague: First trainer based on the theory mentioned in this post. Seeing and repeating the phrases before getting a sexy image will associate the phrases with arousal and pleasure. Once a man starts training with this video he will
HentaiPorn4u.com Pic- Never was the phrase ‘dat ass’ more appropriate. http://animepics.hentaiporn4u.com/uncategorized/never-was-the-phrase-dat-ass-more-appropriate/Never was the phrase 'dat ass’ more appropriate.
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