A To Z Of Sex

Vanezza · 29 November 2017

West_London_Guy71 said:
(How did we jump from N to Z?)

Only just noticed

Vxxx

johndoc01 · 29 November 2017

Z = Zero

DiamondJoe · 29 November 2017

A is for auto-erotic asphyxiation.

Viz., 8 Famous People Who Died From Auto-Erotic Asphyxiation

Not something I've ever done or been curious about tbh.

Deleted member 6485 · 29 November 2017

:hmm:Im lost...what letter we on againx

DiamondJoe · 29 November 2017

debE said:
:hmm:Im lost...what letter we on againx

B... innit?

West_London_Guy71 · 29 November 2017

DiamondJoe said:
B... innit?

I'd go with B too. We seemed to jump and miss a load out but it'll get confusing to go back now

DiamondJoe · 29 November 2017

West_London_Guy71 said:
I'd go with B too. We seemed to jump and miss a load out but it'll get confusing to go back now

Play on!

johndoc01 · 29 November 2017

B = Bald just how I like it

DiamondJoe · 29 November 2017

johndoc01 said:
B = Bald just how I like it

Like this...?

DiamondJoe · 29 November 2017

C is for cunt.

(which is also what my mum calls her brother)

johndoc01 · 29 November 2017

DiamondJoe said:
Like this...?

Absolutely LOL

johndoc01 · 29 November 2017

D = Dick

Deleted member 6485 · 29 November 2017

DiamondJoe said:
C is for cunt.

(which is also what my mum calls her brother)

D for down on yer knees??

West_London_Guy71 · 29 November 2017

E is for every last drop

johndoc01 · 29 November 2017

F = Frankly Fantastic Fucking

Deleted member 6485 · 29 November 2017

Friggin

West_London_Guy71 · 29 November 2017

debE said:
Friggin

Hmmmm love to watch that

Deleted member 6485 · 29 November 2017

Gobblex

DiamondJoe · 29 November 2017

debE said:
Friggin

Etymology 1 From Middle English friggen (“to quiver”), perhaps from Old English *frygian (“to rub, caress”), related to Old English frēogan, frīgan (“to love, release, embrace, caress”), frīge (pl., “love”).

Alternative etymology derives frig (Early Modern English frigge) from Middle English frikien (“to keep (the arms and hands) in constant motion”), from Old English frician (“to dance”).

DiamondJoe · 29 November 2017

H is for hypersexual.

Which is how I feel sometimes.

West_London_Guy71 · 29 November 2017

Intercourse

Deleted member 6485 · 29 November 2017

Joyous

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Licking

West_London_Guy71 · 29 November 2017

Muff diving

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