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Joined 16 Aug '05 Moves 76863 1. All you need is hysterical sex.
Joined 18 Jan '07 Moves 8634 The post that was quoted here has been removed Hysterical sex and marriage go together like a horse and carriage.
Well, that explains those erupting fountains, at least.
slatington, pa, usa
Joined 28 Dec '04 Moves 52913 hysterical sex is all you need.
STATE OF THE HEART
Joined 04 Nov '09 Moves 195686 She hysterical sexes you yeah yeah yeah
That's Why I Drink
Joined 01 Jan '06 Moves 33672 I hysterical sex to snort cocaine.
slatington, pa, usa
Joined 28 Dec '04 Moves 52913 Originally posted by Seitse
I hysterical sex to snort cocaine.
What song is that from?
USA
Joined 14 Jul '07 Moves 43012 Originally posted by mikelom
1. All you need is hysterical sex.
Mike, why the need to presume to lessen an epitome of human experience? In jest?
Zugzwang
Joined 08 Jun '07 Moves 2120 The post that was quoted here has been removed Women sometimes have been disparagingly called the 'hysterical sex'.
Joined 10 Apr '14 Moves 273 Originally posted by Duchess64
Women sometimes have been disparagingly called the 'hysterical sex'. They are. But so are men.
Arch Stantons Grave
Joined 04 Feb '11 Moves 31075 Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Mike, why the need to presume to lessen an epitome of human experience? In jest? Chill Gramps
Joined 08 Mar '11 Moves 9810
That's Why I Drink
Joined 01 Jan '06 Moves 33672 Originally posted by sonhouse
What song is that from? Oh was this about songs?!
USA
Joined 14 Jul '07 Moves 43012 Originally posted by The Gravedigger
Chill Gramps @The-Gravedigger
"Prefer quicker games."
Suum cuique.
Joined 23 Sep '06 Moves 18031 Originally posted by mikelom
2. Hysterical sex is a many splendid thing. Splendored.
Misspellings make me hysterical.
Zugzwang
Joined 08 Jun '07 Moves 2120 Originally posted by Duchess64
Women sometimes have been disparagingly called the 'hysterical sex'. 'Hysteria' comes from 'hystericus' (Latin) and from 'hysterikos' (Greek).
'Hysterikos', suffering in the womb, reflects the ancient Greek belief
that hysteria was peculiar to women, due to disturbances in the uterus.
01 Apr '15 14:021 edit
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