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Most Unusual Place You've Ever Made Love?
McKay The Disorganised Posted Nov 7, 2002
On a train - in a public carriage occupied by at least 6 other people. Many places outside - my wife is VERY adventurous. Once tried in a mini van but the seat fell down on my head halfway through.
Lots of others, but I've got to work at the moment.
Most Unusual Place You've Ever Made Love?
Stephen Posted Nov 7, 2002
I think you'll find that the shyness you mention is an gender/age thing.
Most young males would be delighted to boast of their conquests standing up in a hammock or in the back of a taxi in rush-hour Tokyo!
Even if their exploits were imaginary!
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Wand'rin star Posted Nov 8, 2002
Is the Albert Hall concert-goer named Isobel? Jake Thackeray did a lovely song which started "Isobel makes love upon national monuments with style and enthusiasm and anyone at all. Isobel's done Stonehenge and the Houses of Parliament, but so far little Isobel's never played the Albert Hall" Sorry I can't find the link
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abbi normal "Putting on the Ritz" with Dr Frankenstein Posted Nov 8, 2002
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Go-Go Girl Posted Nov 8, 2002
Hi Wand'rin Star
Sounds like a fun song, but unfortunately (or fortunately?) I am not Isobel, as I've not done it on Stonehenge or in the Houses of Parliament, nor would I do it with "anyone at all".
And I must dispel the incorrect impression of myself as a cultured concert goer. On the naughty night in question, I was at the Albert Hall attending a Ball - and quite naturally in between dances we would retire to our private box
Most Unusual Place You've Ever Made Love?
Bassman - Funny how people never ceases to amaze me! Posted Nov 14, 2002
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Deidzoeb Posted Nov 14, 2002
I don't know what you call them, but there are these stone walkways that run from the seawall in Galveston way out into the water, like 50 yards, 100 yards or so. It was late at night and no one else was walking along the beach. Seems like it was foggy enough to hide us somewhat, but I also seem to recall that it was windy, which isn't usually conducive to formations of fog.
Anyhow, we didn't actually make the "beast with two backs," but to put it very euphemistically, Mrs. Subcomandante did a favor for me. Say no more. Yes, she does "go."
Most Unusual Place You've Ever Made Love?
Bassman - Funny how people never ceases to amaze me! Posted Nov 15, 2002
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GreyDesk Posted Nov 15, 2002
"I don't know what you call them.... these stone walkways that run from the seawall... way out into the water, like 50 yards, 100 yards or so..."
They'd be groynes they would
*sniggers*
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Bassman - Funny how people never ceases to amaze me! Posted Nov 16, 2002
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