…it wakes me up every time.
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…and don’t forget to say a Hail Mary. She’s called Mary. |
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Very economical. |
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She has ideas about how to conduct their weekly performance reviews too. |
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It’s a good thing neither of them’s gay. |
…it wakes me up every time.
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…and don’t forget to say a Hail Mary. She’s called Mary. |
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Very economical. |
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She has ideas about how to conduct their weekly performance reviews too. |
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It’s a good thing neither of them’s gay. |
According to Wikipedia’s page on Order Theory: “In other contexts, orders may capture notions of containment.” Well, that’s certainly true. There are several types of orders, if I understand correctly, among which ‘strict ordering’ is clearly the best.
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Oh, I think we know what Natasha’s going to say. She’s been breaking boys’ legs since she was a teenager. |
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Sounds like a lot of fun. Get to work! |
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If everything not OK, there might be some bureaucratic formalities to go through, at the male holding centre. |
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You have something you’d rather spend 60% of your income on, than the divine Lady Sophia Black? |
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She’s gone to all that trouble. The least you can do is suffer for her, hmm? |
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Oh well. Potentially there’s reincarnation to look forward to, I guess. |
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Typical woman. Why not just discuss it straight away? So much more efficient. |
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That’s not strictly accurate. He actually can complain. As much as he likes really. |
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Reminds me of the way my SO ‘helps’ me with the housework sometimes, |
And I still do both, I’m very glad to say.
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Of course, you can still try negotiating your way out of this if you ask nicely. I mean, it only took her an hour to get all that ready. She won’t mind. |
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And then it’ll be the turn of the next one, and so on for the rest of the evening. |
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Sounds like she’s looking after him very well. |
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It’s not the crime; it’s the cover-up. And it’s not the paddle or the strap; it’s the cane. |
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It’s a learning experience. On both sides. |
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I rather like the ridiculous pervert clothes. But then I’m a ridiculous pervert. |
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He wouldn’t have to be brave all the time. Just at the start, when she ties him up. |
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I hope Anna says no. Do you think she’ll say no? |
NB – some of you who follow this blog closely might have noticed that there was briefly another post published today titled “Happy returns”. But an anonymous poster kindly pointed out I had identified the wrong lady in the photo. As it is not that lady’s birthday, the post didn’t really work any more, so it has been replaced with this one.
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If it’s any consolation, she certainly does care about how well you do the chores. |
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There’s plenty of boys. |
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It’s amazing, what computers can do these days. |
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Don’t worry, if anyone sees you they’ll probably assume you’re a devout pilgrim doing penance as part of a religious observation. Which, in a sense, you are. |