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Researcher 159112 Posted May 24, 2001
When have you ever heard a whale being castrated???
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Clelba Posted May 24, 2001
that's a very good point. will?
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Silly Willy Posted May 26, 2001
There are some things you have to experience for yourself
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Silly Willy Posted May 26, 2001
I can't tell you, but you'll know when you have them.
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Silly Willy Posted May 28, 2001
Clare's obviously experienced them
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Clelba Posted May 29, 2001
will's experienced period pain?
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Silly Willy Posted May 29, 2001
Not exactly, I know from personal experience what a pain periods are.
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Silly Willy Posted May 31, 2001
You're not wrong, it was damned scary
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Researcher 159112 Posted Jun 1, 2001
he's in touch with his feminine side
and anyway, they *are* a pain
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