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Re: Re: Re: Uh - (Reply to this comment)
by jankp
Hey stud, I don't remember that "relatively" part! You compared yourself to an (American) Indian and they don't have chest hair, do they? Hahaha, that's what you implied. I'm just giving you a hard time, Jim. I think a great head of hair is enough of a turn-on. You do have to shave, right? ;-)
Jan
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Aug 26 '03
9:24 pm PDT
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Re: Re: Uh - (Reply to this comment)
by 29th_Candidate
HEY! Don't go blabbin' out ALL my secrets!
As I recall it, YOU asked ME about my body hair distribution. I thought I responded by telling you that I'm "RELATIVELY hairless" on my chest. I've got a little bit of chest hair, it's just that I'm not "Cousin It," from the Adams Family. And yes, I admit I don't have the prehistoric Wooly-Mammoth Brillo-padding that Madonna refuses to shave from the untamed jungle recesses of her arm pits, but that's because God thought it would be unfair to make the rest of my body a wildlife preserve after having given me such a lustrous scalp-carpet of "soft as rabbit's fur, yet thick as a lion's mane," shiny yet silky, run-yer-fingers-through-it, orgasmatronic ringlet-filled head tresses. I think that's a fair trade-off, no? Just because I'm such a virile, manly-man doesn't automatically mean I have to have a chest-nest on which you could open up a Lion Country Safari theme park, or a barren scalp on which you can see your horrified reflection staring back at you, does it?
So THERE!
With All Due Humbleness & Humility,
--The Lion's Mane-didate
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Aug 26 '03
8:14 pm PDT
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Re: Re: Re: This (Reply to this comment)
by jankp
:-) Then this book is talking your language!
Jan
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Aug 25 '03
11:20 am PDT
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Re: Uh - (Reply to this comment)
by jankp
Well, he tells me he's naturally hairless on his chest and under his arms like an Indian (American Indian, guys from India have lots of silky hair), so his legs and arms are probably hairless, but I don't know about his private parts. ;-) Psychologically it might make him feel more feminine and so he'll compensate with a bigger male attitude, but I'm just guessing!
Virginia, you need this book! Or are you saying you want to be my client?
Jan
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Aug 25 '03
11:16 am PDT
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Uh - (Reply to this comment)
by Granniemose
I don't need no book - not as long as I got you to read, Dr. Freudine. Does the 29th really got no hair on his chest? What does that mean in psychology?
Grannie
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Aug 25 '03
8:27 am PDT
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Re: Re: This (Reply to this comment)
by theresaro
Your right it is the negative thinking. I have been trained through rekii and have learned positive verses negative.
Teri :0
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Aug 25 '03
3:34 am PDT
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Re: yeesh.. (Reply to this comment)
by jankp
;-) Dr. Freudine only thinks Miss C cried to you, but may not have!
Jan
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Aug 24 '03
7:43 pm PDT
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Re: This (Reply to this comment)
by jankp
Everybody thinks all the time, but it's being addicted to negative thinking that's the problem. Hope the book is what you need. :-)
Jan
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Aug 24 '03
7:41 pm PDT
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yeesh.. (Reply to this comment)
by drdevience
Nothing worse than a crying sex toy, I'm tellin ya!
Doc
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Aug 24 '03
5:58 pm PDT
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This (Reply to this comment)
by theresaro
is the book I need I hink all the time.
My mind never stops and i think faster then I can talk or write.I need a printer attached to my head so my thoughts can just be printed out.lol.
Great review on this book and this will be something in my list of things to buy.
Teri :)
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Aug 24 '03
3:45 pm PDT
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