SalaciousMonkey22
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sweet dreams are made of these.My usual bedtime attire...
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sweet dreams are made of these.My usual bedtime attire...
Love that view!
I just love your pyjamas!My usual bedtime attire...
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I think you misspelled it?I'm like Amanda - I don't actually own pyjamas
Where do I sign up to ride?I present to you, the Ms. Frizzle version. Seatbelts, everyone!
And you wear it so damn well.My usual bedtime attire...
That's for the best.I'm like Amanda - I don't actually own pyjamas
Now that is a beautiful image.
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ADRABLE!Jammies for lounging
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I love that short hair! Gotta work on that lens flare though...I'm like Amanda - I don't actually own pyjamas
You and @MindYaBitness are such a good match.Also @Wriggle as he tags @MandaPandaa post
You and @MindYaBitness are such a good match.
Nah - the Americans didI think you misspelled it?
To be fair there's a lot of sexy lit couples getting it on at this moment in timeYou and @MindYaBitness are such a good match.
You spelt it correctly - how do they spell it?Nah - the Americans did
Our neighbours across the sea have no sense of humour about their simplified version of English sometimespAjamas
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We shorten it even more in the south and call them PJsOur neighbours across the sea have no sense of humour about their simplified version of English sometimes
I don’t think the south owns that. We used to call them PJs up north too in my childhood. Especially the onsies with the feet that made you rock and roll slide across the kitchen floor like no other!We shorten it even more in the south and call them PJs
I wear those as an adult during the few days of cold weather we get. You can sometimes see me sliding by the windowI don’t think the south owns that. We used to call them PJs up north too in my childhood. Especially the onsies with the feet that made you rock and roll slide across the kitchen floor like no other!