I accept that someone just might have this kink and as long as they wash their hands afterwards....
But it is beyond belief that anyone would be approaching strangers in public place.
I don't believe that any man with this fetish would seek fulfilment by asking random strangers to do this. I think there probably is a famous actor out there who is into this sort of watersports, and this is a sly dig at him, hinting that people know what he enjoys in private. And to be honest, does it really matter? It's not illegal, harmful, immoral etc
I don't believe that any man with this fetish would seek fulfilment by asking random strangers to do this. I think there probably is a famous actor out there who is into this sort of watersports, and this is a sly dig at him, hinting that people know what he enjoys in private. And to be honest, does it really matter? It's not illegal, harmful, immoral etc
I don't believe that any man with this fetish would seek fulfilment by asking random strangers to do this. I think there probably is a famous actor out there who is into this sort of watersports, and this is a sly dig at him, hinting that people know what he enjoys in private. And to be honest, does it really matter? It's not illegal, harmful, immoral etc
Just a bit distasteful that's all.
You find a lot of blind items sort of weave in requisite actions just to describe someone or their proclivities and also give hints as to the name of the person. That's a bit too convinient imo.
'By the early twentieth century the traditional methods of using vegetable dyes were seldom used as natural organic synthetic dyes were introduced to keep up with the growing demand for Harris Tweed. Even today people still swear they can detect the scent of urine emanating from their Harris Tweed garments, but we can safely say that the use of urine in the making of Harris Tweed (thankfully!) was phased out a long long time ago!'
Lots of tension at the table where this foreign born A list mostly movie actress got into an argument with her A list mostly movie actor boyfriend when he ordered some shots. He had already had two bottles of wine to himself. For once in his life the actor backed down when the actress threatened to get up and leave.
Perhaps, but that isn't why he would be doing it, just as those who enjoy a golden shower don't have sanitation and cleanliness uppermost on their minds.
It was also used in the production of leather. Folk - unfortunate folk - used to go around from house to house collecting wee to deliver to leather producers. It softens the leather. These days they use something else, I think.
This funny actress has done both TV and films. She probably made several million dollars last year. She is certainly not hurting for money or work. However, back in her younger and less successful days, she sometimes found herself in the position where she had trouble paying the rent. She has told friends that during those lean years, she was too depressed about money to even bother filling out a tax return.
Even though the amount she owed was probably fairly small, the IRS wrote her letters for years, but the letters eventually stopped. Now she is worried that she owes the IRS some ridiculous amount of money in back taxes and penalties. Does the IRS stop chasing someone after twenty years?
This funny actress has done both TV and films. She probably made several million dollars last year. She is certainly not hurting for money or work. However, back in her younger and less successful days, she sometimes found herself in the position where she had trouble paying the rent. She has told friends that during those lean years, she was too depressed about money to even bother filling out a tax return.
Even though the amount she owed was probably fairly small, the IRS wrote her letters for years, but the letters eventually stopped. Now she is worried that she owes the IRS some ridiculous amount of money in back taxes and penalties. Does the IRS stop chasing someone after twenty years?
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I accept that someone just might have this kink and as long as they wash their hands afterwards....
But it is beyond belief that anyone would be approaching strangers in public place.
The first name that came to mind was big screen Dr. Watson. Probably because of his sleazy reputation.
Just a bit distasteful that's all.
Me neither.
Urban myth, long debunked.
They did use it back in history to clean floors and kill fleas.
Oh and Gandhi drank his all his life. He was shot in the end.
It kills weeds.
I've always assumed he was very vanilla in his tastes just a bit of a rat when it comes to faithfulness.
You find a lot of blind items sort of weave in requisite actions just to describe someone or their proclivities and also give hints as to the name of the person. That's a bit too convinient imo.
'By the early twentieth century the traditional methods of using vegetable dyes were seldom used as natural organic synthetic dyes were introduced to keep up with the growing demand for Harris Tweed. Even today people still swear they can detect the scent of urine emanating from their Harris Tweed garments, but we can safely say that the use of urine in the making of Harris Tweed (thankfully!) was phased out a long long time ago!'
http://www.harristweed.org/blog/2013/02/dyeing/
Blind Items Revealed
From January 13, 2015
Lots of tension at the table where this foreign born A list mostly movie actress got into an argument with her A list mostly movie actor boyfriend when he ordered some shots. He had already had two bottles of wine to himself. For once in his life the actor backed down when the actress threatened to get up and leave.
Monster, Harvey Milk
Perhaps, but that isn't why he would be doing it, just as those who enjoy a golden shower don't have sanitation and cleanliness uppermost on their minds.
It was also used in the production of leather. Folk - unfortunate folk - used to go around from house to house collecting wee to deliver to leather producers. It softens the leather. These days they use something else, I think.
This funny actress has done both TV and films. She probably made several million dollars last year. She is certainly not hurting for money or work. However, back in her younger and less successful days, she sometimes found herself in the position where she had trouble paying the rent. She has told friends that during those lean years, she was too depressed about money to even bother filling out a tax return.
Even though the amount she owed was probably fairly small, the IRS wrote her letters for years, but the letters eventually stopped. Now she is worried that she owes the IRS some ridiculous amount of money in back taxes and penalties. Does the IRS stop chasing someone after twenty years?
In short: no. In full: no, never.
^This. I love a good blind item but their ones are a joke. Incredibly badly written.
Which comedy director was gifted a $20,000 watch by a grateful Hollywood studio, but he sent it back saying, he'd prefer a more expensive model.
The studio can afford it & it's an industry where you are only valued as much as you value yourself.
So greed is good?