She pressed his face into her throbbing cunt. Her violent spasms came to a halt as her entire body stiffened at the peak of sensual elation.
EDIT: Didn't realise this was "Ask the Gals" forum until I hit Submit (came here from the "Latest forum posts" link on the home page). Now I will show myself out.
I have porn in my cell and my home PC. Sometimes, when I feel stressed out at work, I get out and go to some isolated place in the building (like some corridors people rarely use) and watch it. So there it is.
Sin City. John Hartigan is badass.
I prefer tabs to spaces for indenting code. (I will show myself out now ... .)
Sin City is one of my favourite movies. That and The Sixth Sense.
1. 2001: A Space Odyssey
2. Alien
3. The Matrix
These are the top three but there are a lot of other ones which I like too: Planet of the Apes, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Robocop, Terminator (I & II), Starship Troopers ... (and the list goes on).
My suggestions:
1. Workplace Stories
2. Sci-Fi
3. Humour
(Also, it would be nice if you could have a "Non-English" category as well. Do you think it's possible?)
He seems to be a genuinely nice and interesting person. A good husband to his wife. Talented writer.
As a 5'4" tall man ... fuck.
As a beginner in writing, I tend to put more effort in creating detailed verbal images of orgasms. (Expert writers don't need to do that as they can make the reader feel the passion of the sexual encounter through the build-up itself.) So I was wondering: have you come across a breathtakingly vivid description of an orgasm? If so then share the link!
I have gotten off to just imagination a couple of times. When I was a teenager.
In a not-so-relevant note: At that time I didn't know much about sex, and believed that I was the most perverted sicko in the world and that my fantasies were the weirdest things anyone could ever think of ... . They mostly involved stuff like 69, threesomes, BDSM, swinging, etc. What a fucking stupid kid I was.
Now bend over, legs spread.
Now take off your clothes.
7.5", never measured the girth ... not too bad for a man who stands 5'5" on a good day I guess.
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Couple on couch.
Programmer here.
I have a Windows 7 PC and a MacBook. There are certain things that I love about my PC that are have no equivalent in my Mac.
1. What is an application that you will always use no matter what kind of user you are? It's the file manager, right? Windows Explorer is just like a hundred times better than Finder.
2. Now something deeper. I might want to copy a video that was streamed to my browser. In windows, I can always look around and find the cached file, no matter what browser I use. Not to mention the many applications (most of them free) that will make the job extremely easy for you. This is just impossible in Mac. (NOTE: browser extensions, web services, etc. may not work with *all* websites.)
3. Tons of applications. Utility apps, games, everything is made for a Windows PC. And most of the times, when an application is available for both Mac and Windows, the Windows version works better.
4. Windows and the applications on it are easier to tweak than their Mac counterparts.
Said the above, I would like to add that there is no way one can just go ahead and weigh the pros and cons of Mac OS and Windows and decide that one is better than the other one *for all use-cases*. It's totally subjective. It depends on what the user wants, how they evaluate the way something works, and such. I have my reasons to like Windows more, but then you might have your own reasons to like Mac OS more.
EDIT: I'll tell you the latest instance when my Windows PC proved better than my MacBook. I had a lot of picture files stored in a USB hard drive. I knew there were a hell lot of duplicate images. I used ACDSee to find the duplicates and delete them in my Windows machine. In Mac, ACDSee didn't have that feature; Duplicate Finder came as a separate application. And then it wouldn't show the USB HD in the browse dialog. There isn't even a decent picture manager application for Mac OS.
The distance from Earth to Moon is approximately 108 times the Moon's diameter; and to Sun, approximately 108 times the Sun's diameter. [The actual figures are 109-odd and 107-odd, but hey.]
BaldurDreams said it best. I love my iPad (2), I spend a lot of time playing games and browsing Internet on it, but when I want to actually do something -- edit some video clips, create a document, sync files with my phone, rip music, anything -- I need Final Cut Pro, MS Word, Photoshop, PDFCreator, ACDSee, Firefox, Windows Phone Connector, and the like. Stuff that will work only on Windows or Mac. A tablet computer does not hold a candle to the power of a desktop OS.