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OMG, apparently Taylor Swift's vaj is a ham sandwich....

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43 minutes ago, Avahra said:

Lets be honest gentlemen.


Which sandwich would you eat

I've cut out eating carbs.  So neither

I must agree, the left looks tastier.  A sandwich is better when it's full of meat.  Lots of mayonnaise in it, too.  That's not even innuendo, I literally just like my sandwiches that way XD.

As for biology, well I took a Human Sexual Behavior class and uh, the amount of folds has nothing to do with chastity.  This lady seems like she's practically preaching female genital mutilation, which is horrible.  So much ignorance lol.

Also, albacore tuna. lol

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12 hours ago, Avahra said:

Lets be honest gentlemen.


Which sandwich would you eat

I don't discriminate.  I would eat both of them without question.   hahaha

 

And Kevin, I laughed pretty hard at your comment.  Full of meat and lots of mayonnaise.  That's soooooooo full of innuendo!  :D

 

Plus the whole rear of the sandwich and brown mustard business.  This thread is awesome lol.

On July 14, 2016 at 9:05 PM, PeeKnuckle said:

Pretend you could make a lettuce wrap with that meat. Now which would you eat, Irish? lol

If the wrap is low carb then the left.  I love a good salad

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