Please is not the word I'm looking for
"Take your pants off."
"Say the magic word."
"NOW!"
"Say the magic word."
"NOW!"
posted by Curiosa at 6:01 PM
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
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- Name: Curiosa
- Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Kommissarie F. Curiosa is a female detective in her mid-twenties delving into the baffling yet somehow tantalizing mystery of the Swedish male in Sweden's chilly capital city. She's a modern-day Mata Hari, infiltrating the grisly underworld of dating in a foreign country.
During the course of her investigation, Curiosa discovered that blogs about dating are an excellent way to get dates. Of course, none of her dates were actually with the strong, silent, Nordic type. Her romantic attention was soon captivated to a fellow expat blogger, who took the interesting and unconventional approach of writing odes to Ullrick. Turns out, the way to a girl's heart is through her cat.
This resulted in a suspension of Curiosa's investigation of the strong, silent Nordic type, but not to fear, her new relationship provides plenty of 'blog fodder', much to the dismay of her significant other.
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10 Comments:
As you seem to be ivnestigating the Swedish language now and then, I thought this one was something for you.
http://home.swipnet.se/~w-52132/te3a/jokes/idiom.html
Oh, C you can be so subtle.
Hehe, excellent!
Hehehehe.
I'm pretty sure that would work for some :)
You should make the password for your pants "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" because it would be interesting to see how quickly this new boy toy of yours can say that out loud. Preferrably you should make the pass phrase that word but repeated three times over.
I have a strong feeling this may enhance the act of undressing to levels before only recorded in laboratory settings.
"... to levels before only recorded in laboratory settings."
Fortunately, I am a lab-trained scientist, and thus not unfamiliar with such things.
/The Dude
That sounds promising. No need to risk losing an eye or something in the process, then.
Come on, Komm, you can't stop blogging now!
Clearly you're the authoritative type!
Where are you my own Capt'n Curious?
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