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Obviousman wrote:Love the pics, realy really good Especially the evidence of us pole dancing
And James, the weather when you came over wasn't all that bad either, now was it
Liesbeth, I wouldn't be surprised if you'd still be eating that bbq meat next week, was just so much You really know how to throw a party at yours
...Yes Z...Shame that a pic cannot capture all the great moves of that dancing part...
The weather could not be better. The party neither. I was so impressed that while I drove back I missed the Genk sign so I drove to Maastricht. Not actually the place I am living in but at that point I did not care.
Summertime in Antwerp. Even if it was just for one long day...
They really were asking for it with that "poledancing forbidden" sign.
I mean, it's not like you think, every time you pass a lamppost - hey I'll go and wrap myself around that! (or maybe some do )... but put a sign up like that and who could resist?
There's a man with a mullet going mad with a mallet in Millets
boudicca wrote:They really were asking for it with that "poledancing forbidden" sign.
I mean, it's not like you think, every time you pass a lamppost - hey I'll go and wrap myself around that! (or maybe some do )... but put a sign up like that and who could resist?
It is, it is. It's like I'd forbid you to think of ice bears. No way you were thinking about them before, but damn sure you'll be thinking about them now
I sent the pic (the one I posted first) to the local newspaper, they published it (or rather another one of it), but sadly they didn't try to find out what it was
Obviousman wrote:It is, it is. It's like I'd forbid you to think of ice bears. No way you were thinking about them before, but damn sure you'll be thinking about them now
Obviousman wrote:I sent the pic (the one I posted first) to the local newspaper, they published it (or rather another one of it), but sadly they didn't try to find out what it was
thanks to that article I was thinking about this b!tch whole morning clicky
boudicca wrote:They really were asking for it with that "poledancing forbidden" sign.
I mean, it's not like you think, every time you pass a lamppost - hey I'll go and wrap myself around that! (or maybe some do )... but put a sign up like that and who could resist?
It is, it is. It's like I'd forbid you to think of ice bears. No way you were thinking about them before, but damn sure you'll be thinking about them now
No, I'm still thinking about you and Pat poledancing!
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
Especially the evidence of us pole dancing 
You really know how to throw a party at yours 
