Quote by LucaByDesign
Do you mean this kind of thing?
That is the funniest fucking thing I've seen in a while.
Yes, exactly that sort of thing. I'm suprised Dickens didn't pull a draft of Great Expectations and ask for a quick critique.
Quote by WellMadeMale
1) Flirt hard with her, ask her what her sign is then make something up about how it intersects positively with your own. Pour on the smoove.
2) You might be leaving a great fuck out there on the floor of some dentist office for some other Joe to come along and snag if you do not act asap.
3) Thank her for revealing herself to you with her public display of affection.
Report back to us your findings.
Quote by Hasabrain2
Three comments,
1) I have been going to the same clinic for years, my chart as far "how do contact in an emergency" hasn't changed. It seems odd to ask that during a procedure not in the normal "new patient" questions.
2) There were some semi-flirt comments about how my smile would be improved.
3) During the first once over exam, I could see a nipple (just one) through her lab coat. Positioned in the dental chair I was just a foot away.
Quote by Hasabrain2
My (male) dentist recently retired. My new female dentist is about my age. (Meaning over 50)
I saw her briefly for the first appointment and then had some fairly extensive work scheduled.
When she about fifteen minutes into the procedure, with multiple dental instruments in my mouth, she asked if I was single.
(I am not, but as posted elsewhere it is a sexless marriage).
From conversation, with the hygienist, I believe my new dentist to be divorced.
Ladies,
If a male dentist asked if you were single, would think it alright?
Would an age difference matter?
Also, since I'm not getting any at home, and I have to go back in a couple of weeks, any advice?
Quote by seeker4
Interesting to see two mention Jaws. It is probably my favorite (or second favorite depending on mood) Spielberg movie. However, I have never really seen it as horror. It's a monster movie thriller more in the vein of King Kong or Godzilla, with the focus squarely on the three men, esp. Sheriff Brody, and their struggle with the "monster" (and, ultimately, nature as man v. nature is the dominant theme in a lot of monster movies). It has its horrific moments and some very well done suspense, but that just gets it to "thriller" in my book. Not sure it really works as horror for me.
Quote by Holden_Green
Is this good?
I keep getting this book suggested on Goodreads and amazon. I love southern Gothic realism, but I was worried this one was more of an Oprah's book club kind of pick.
Fuck it... I'll buy it anyway. Let me know what you think though...
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Quote by wicked_jocelyn
Turn head around in 180 degrees. Speak in tongues. Eat a spider... that works too.
Quote by GrushaVashnadze
Challenge accepted, and won! Chapter 5 (entitled "Fuuuck... Fuuuck...") is on the front page now. (N.B. spelling - which makes all the difference...!)
Ha!
Grusha
Quote by seeker4
Lily has another side, a rather darker one. But it's also a very sexy one.
https://www.lushstories.com/stories/microfiction/-lily-of-the-night-.aspx