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Don't call out the "wrong" name at the "wrong" time.


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Tatelou said:Don't call out the "wrong" name at the "wrong" time.![]()
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Tatelou said:Don't call out the "wrong" name at the "wrong" time.![]()
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Belegon said:EXACTLY why I try not to use names at all in such situations....

Yep, I stick to Twat. Always delivers. P.Tatelou said:Yep, generic terms are much safer, aren't they?![]()

perdita said:Yep, I stick to Twat. Always delivers. P.![]()

Colleen Thomas said:AS a serious aside, does anyone here call out your lover's name in the throes of passion? I tend not to be very coherent, and getting a name out seems like too much work.
-Colly

Colleen Thomas said:AS a serious aside, does anyone here call out your lover's name in the throes of passion? I tend not to be very coherent, and getting a name out seems like too much work.
-Colly
Belegon said:I never had until it was requested of me by someone...I complied of course, and the results were worth it.

Tatelou said:That reminds me of that scene in Grease, with Rizzo and Knickey (sp?) in the back of the car.
"Say my name."
"Oooh, Rizzo."
"No, my real name."
"Oh, um."
"Betty."
"Oooh, Betty, Betty. BETTY!"
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lilith1979 said:As much as you may desire it as a parent, quiet children are rarely a good thing.
I got the name Mutt because my Mistress called it out in the throes of passion. It was like I had never known my real name before.Colleen Thomas said:AS a serious aside, does anyone here call out your lover's name in the throes of passion? I tend not to be very coherent, and getting a name out seems like too much work.
-Colly
