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yesterday at work I found out that one of the 16 year old kids that's a cook is sexually active. I found this out via one of his friends talking about the party they threw last Saturday. You see, the cook was fucking his girl while drunk out of his gourd, and when he tried to cum on her face he accidently pissed all over her instead. He feels really embarrassed now even though the chick didn't really mind. What can I do to help him through this difficult time in his adolecent life?

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You see, the cook was fucking his girl while drunk out of his gourd, and when he tried to cum on her face he accidently pissed all over her instead. He feels really embarrassed now even though the chick didn't really mind.

 

Well she's definately a keeper.

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Hey, as long as she's not really freaky, go for it. Richard's right, any girl who doesn't have a big problem with that is one you've gotta keep.

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He shouldn't go too far too fast. He's got a girl that's willing to take a face full of piss. Why risk losing that just for a donkey punch. He should keep on keepin' on, giving her a face full of golden goodness as long as he can.

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Guest Princess Leena

It worries me more that a 16-year old cooks food for paying people.

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Yeah, I was criticized once for admitting that I tried to go ass-to-pussy once in a lovemaking session. Now that I'm older and wiser, I see that I was wrong with my intent.

 

One shouldn't go ass first.

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It worries me more that a 16-year old cooks food for paying people.

 

Why do people quote others without adding a reply? I don't mean to be a dick or anything, just curious.

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Quoting for emphasis, or echoing someones comments has been around for donkeys.

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Guest Agent of Oblivion

For donkeys? What the fuck is the origin of that expression?

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It worries me more that a 16-year old cooks food for paying people.

 

Why do people quote others without adding a reply? I don't mean to be a dick or anything, just curious.

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Donkeys: short for Donkeys years. Fucked if I know where it came from, but that expression has been around forever.

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Donkeys: short for Donkeys years. Fucked if I know where it came from, but that expression has been around forever.

[Q] From Jess Paxton in the USA: “Is there a story behind the phrase donkey’s years?”

 

[A] It’s a pun on donkey’s ears, they being long. The phrase, meaning a long time, is chiefly in British use, though known in the USA and elsewhere, and was first recorded in 1916 as donkey’s ears (which is why we’re sure about the punning origin). Within ten years or so it is recorded in the modern form. The idea was supported by the belief that donkeys did in fact live a very long time.

 

World Wide Words is copyright © Michael Quin

 

You don't know it Slayer? It's a perfectly cromulent phrase.

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It worries me more that a 16-year old cooks food for paying people.

 

Waves hand. You're better off with the teenage cook than the ex-con cook. Or the addict cook.

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