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[Mark Bolam]

I can’t get involved in tonight’s argument because I’ve got half a dozen supermodels to get through with my 12” cock.

On my private yacht.

[Hodge]

I can’t get involved in tonight’s argument because I’ve got half a dozen supermodels to get through with my 12” cock.
On my private yacht.

My post wasn't aimed at you dude....you are one of the good one mate[emoji106]

[Mark Bolam]

I know mate.

Good to have you back on.

 

There’s not really much genuine malice on here, usually just crossed wires and different points of view.

 

Quite often on Friday and Saturday nights….

🍻🍷

[Stubby]

28 minutes ago, Mark Bolam said:

I can’t get involved in tonight’s argument because I’ve got half a dozen supermodels to get through with my 12” cock.

On my private yacht.

Do they charge VAT Mark , the super models I mean ?

[Pete Mctree]

14 minutes ago, Stubby said:

Do they charge VAT Mark , the super models I mean ?

VAT - they won’t even get a tip 😄

[Stubby]

Just now, Pete Mctree said:

VAT - they won’t even get a tip 😄

They will get the tip of his 12 incher 😁

[Rich Rule]

53 minutes ago, Mark Bolam said:

I can’t get involved in tonight’s argument because I’ve got half a dozen supermodels to get through with my 12” cock.

On my private yacht.

Are you charging them a rate per inch, plus VAT?

[Retired Climber]

52 minutes ago, Steve Bullman said:

This is by no means unique to arbtalk. You’ve just summed up the internet 

How interactions occur on the internet is a fascinating subject, and one we often use to test theories. 

 

 

 

In layman's terms, what I do is part experimental psychology and part marketing consultancy. Basically, my job is to understand how people think, what motivates them, how they make decisions and how we can influence these processes. 

 

This thread is probably on enough of a tangent, but if anyone is interested in why that customer who seemed really keen never got back to you, how to tell if someone is going to accept your quotation, or even why some forum members are desperate to be seen as the one to call out what they suspect is BS, we should have a thread on the subject. 

 

 

 

I could also explain why scotspine is desperate for us all to wake up and see the massive imaginary conspiracy theory around Covid, but that probably needs its own thread. 

[Mick Dempsey]

10 minutes ago, Retired Climber said:

 

 

 

 

I could also explain why scotspine is desperate for us all to wake up and see the massive imaginary conspiracy theory around Covid, but that probably needs its own thread. 

It’s a weird one, I see people on FB and other forums who just flip for that stuff, 9/11, COVID, cancer cured by cannabis, big pharma, pizzagate Qanon the whole nine yards.

 

[Mike Hill]

13 minutes ago, Retired Climber said:

How interactions occur on the internet is a fascinating subject, and one we often use to test theories. 

 

 

 

In layman's terms, what I do is part experimental psychology and part marketing consultancy. Basically, my job is to understand how people think, what motivates them, how they make decisions and how we can influence these processes. 

 

This thread is probably on enough of a tangent, but if anyone is interested in why that customer who seemed really keen never got back to you, how to tell if someone is going to accept your quotation, or even why some forum members are desperate to be seen as the one to call out what they suspect is BS, we should have a thread on the subject. 

 

 

 

I could also explain why scotspine is desperate for us all to wake up and see the massive imaginary conspiracy theory around Covid, but that probably needs its own thread. 

"even why some forum members are desperate to be seen as the one to call out what they suspect is BS"

 

Because they enjoy Reindyr hunting?

 

I also enjoy a good Witch Hunt too.Although flying Broomsticks leave few tell tail signs, some of us can still track them through Cyber Space.