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| Date | Story title | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| 2004-08-17 03:01:25 | Keep it in the family_(1) | wow wasnt that interesting, i still think that incest is disgusting but i guess it turns some people on... what freaks! |
| 2004-08-20 14:49:52 | Keep it in the family_(1) | Does that last comment mean: WOW!!! Wasnt that interesting?????? or: Wow... it wasn't that interesting. Wish folks would be clearer. I don't like sloppy English. |
| 2004-09-01 01:51:54 | Keep it in the family_(1) | Ricardo, i think 'yur mom' is insulting you, me and everyone else who is even the least bit attracted(sp?) to incest. and to 'yur mom' i say; go back to your imaginary world where butterflies eat large fleshy chunks of raw beef and you stick your head in the ground to block out reality. If you dont like incest, stay away from the stories headed "keep it in the family or 'incest!' the great new game all the family can play', you idiot. btw, ricardo, as i am not british, can you please explain to me what a "tosser" is. thanks |
| 2004-09-01 12:45:21 | Keep it in the family_(1) | Chobit Fan Firstly see my response to your comments on 'Ricardo Responds' which I came apon first; but I do thank you for your interest and welcome comments on this story. Now, BritSpeak! The act of masturbation (particularly when a man does it) is known, I believe over most of the English speaking world as 'wanking'. 'Tossing off' is a term for the same act but the noun 'tosser' like the similarly derived 'wanker' is a term of abuse. I should think that every sexually mature male in our species has at some time had 'one off the wrist' (as its put in the title song in 'Monty Python's Life of Brian') and I also suspect that all s. m. females haveas well! but to call some one a 'tosser' indicates a person of no value. Oh well, thats one of the idiosyncracies of a complex modern language! |
| 2004-09-01 17:56:43 | Keep it in the family_(1) | To 'SirFuckalot' Hope you see this. You commented on this story at the end of July and suggested that I wrote from the perspective of the parents. I have of course done this with 'keep it in the family 2'. This is something I haven't as yet acknowledged. Thanks for the suggestion. |