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Texasgirl
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 Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 10:20 pm Post subject: pointy ears, hairy feet, or ruggedness? what turns you on? |
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HI! *waves*
for y'all who don't know me, i'm texasgirl, and a proud PMF and PEF. in dunno about you, but those pointy ears and rugged uncleanly roughies turn me on *giggles, and goes to pat eomer and haldir on their..umn, heads*
what about you?
texasgirl
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Robbie
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| Posted: Fri Nov 05, 2004 10:26 pm Post subject: |
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A nice smile.
(Big boobs help too - but I'm only saying that so wifey can thump me and Inglor can give me a thumbs up  )
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Texasgirl
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heehee - i agree - but only on a GUY. i'm female, as you might've gathered from the name, and i DON'T lean to the left
texasGIRL
and by the way, robbie, are you one of the ones you put together this site?
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NancyBrooke
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Rugged please, with a side of stubble.
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SpaceWeavil
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| Posted: Sat Nov 06, 2004 2:22 pm Post subject: |
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Not into ruggedness much. The only exception I would make would be Eomer.
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Eyborg
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I kind of like the hairy feet.  I don't know... maybe it's some kind of fetish I have? He he...  |
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Yavanie
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Rugged but not scruffy, pointy ears are great too, but by all means give me a guy with a sense of humor and compassion. A really great roguish smile is also appreciated.
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Moralanqua
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What about hairy big boobs? ( o ) ( o )
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SpaceWeavil
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| Moralanqua wrote: | | What about hairy big boobs? ( o ) ( o ) |
Never really done anything for me 
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ellisk
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| Moralanqua wrote: | | What about hairy big boobs? ( o ) ( o ) |
Wow! Ooo! I don't think so! |
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Texasgirl
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yeah...i read the big hairy boobs part, and i swer to god that my stomach lurched. i'd rather have a HOBBIT (no offense, PHF's) than a guy with man-boobs
texasgirl
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ellisk
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| Texasgirl wrote: | | man-boobs |
It has been a really stressful week between work and my dying dog and something about that just struck me. I needed that laugh. |
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DreadLadyFreya
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| NancyBrooke wrote: | | Rugged please, with a side of stubble. |
Oh yeah! There's nothin' like a big mountain of a man nuzzlin' yer neck! *shivers* D*mn, where's hubby?
BTW:  Ellisk, very sorry to hear about your dog! We lost our Frodo a couple months back, and it still tugs at my heart everytime I see a Beagle. 
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ellisk
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| DreadLadyFreya wrote: |
BTW: Ellisk, very sorry to hear about your dog! We lost our Frodo a couple months back, and it still tugs at my heart everytime I see a Beagle. |
Thanks. I think you have to be a big animal lover to know how attached you can get. Some people at work think I'm stupid because it's 'just a dog.' I know they just don't understand and that's ok. My husband and I have had Linda for thirteen years and she is like our child. She is a small breed (a Papillon) and we really expected to have her much longer. She went downhill fast. It is hard making decisions for her (we discovered she has cancer). Tough week and it's not over yet.
Our neighbors have a beagle. They are very cute, friendly little things. Scooter seems very intelligent. A little too intelligent. More intelligent than my neighbors.
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SpaceWeavil
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| ellisk wrote: | | DreadLadyFreya wrote: |
BTW: Ellisk, very sorry to hear about your dog! We lost our Frodo a couple months back, and it still tugs at my heart everytime I see a Beagle. |
Thanks. I think you have to be a big animal lover to know how attached you can get. Some people at work think I'm stupid because it's 'just a dog.' I know they just don't understand and that's ok. My husband and I have had Linda for thirteen years and she is like our child. She is a small breed (a Papillon) and we really expected to have her much longer. She went downhill fast. It is hard making decisions for her (we discovered she has cancer). Tough week and it's not over yet.
Our neighbors have a beagle. They are very cute, friendly little things. Scooter seems very intelligent. A little too intelligent. More intelligent than my neighbors.
PS--Love your avatar--that about says it all! |
Don't think you're stupid at all. We used to have an albino Alsatian called Honey, shed her coat like anything, and although she died two years ago, and she has never been to my flat in Glasgow, I found an old plush toy from home covered in her hair, and it was still a bit sore. She had arthritis in her hips, so that was hard making that decision. They're part of the family when it comes down to it. So understand what you're having to go through.
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