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Tracee said:Coven
hmm yes that is right, but what is life's sauce?
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Tracee said:ohhhhh
i love that pic
Tracee said:oh, im quite brave.. just figuring out how things work
so tell me, whats the story with the pinkie ring??
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Tracee said:awww
what a lovely story
thats so sweet... (and Im being serious.. )
I was just thinking it takes a big man to wear a pinkie ring...
but it takes a big man to remember his mother that well
T
I can relate to the mobile life..I spent 25 years in the British Army, left home at the tender age of 15 years, 3 months and 5 days old...stayed in until I was 40. Yet, my Parents remained in the village where I lived..even ran the village pub. Our house is some 220 years old lol...the Church (opposite the pub) circa 12th Century.Tracee said:in this age of mobile families, its wonderful that you remember and care about yours so much
Tracee said:oh Im having a great time
I had no idea you were british
quite a tan you have there for a UK boy
Tracee said:Impressive none-the-less
I have medium skin, often with a fake bake
The more I look at that little pic, the more I believe your long fingers are not quite covering everything up down there
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Ukin said:
Ooops..changed
Tracee said:ohhh my
even better, now I am sure there is something peaking out
and it looks to be most impressive as well
Tracee said:Im sure I wouldnt mind a little peek
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Tracee said:hmmm interesting, but you have nothing to be shy about..
so what did you do in the army?
I would guess they dont have tax problems??
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