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                                        < A short story about ducks >
               
                I was standing at my kitchen counter preparing breakfast this morning
                when my favorite cat (Shiva) backed up, pressed her ass against my side,
                and pissed out about a pint of hot pee (females, possessing a vastly
                larger diameter urethra than males, can do this with surprising speed).
                Her pee, having thoroughly wet the right side my shirt, then proceeded
                down my pants, and finally to a fine pair of canvas sneakers.
               
                This reminded me, though in a somewhat converse manner, of my girlfriend
                whose favorite route to sexual arousal is being peed on. This act has no
                such effect on me; but seeing her naked (if somewhat yellowed) body does.
                And since peeing while fully erect is impossible, she actually prizes my
                lack of fetish because it provides me with the ability to stay flaccid long
                enough to complete our necessary foreplay. (Though my foremost ability,
                as I see it, is to enjoy having sex while writhing about in my own piss.)
               
                Now this, you could be thinking, is not what one might have expected in a
                short story about ducks. But considering that just this morning my formerly
                favorite cat backed up to my side, pressed against it, and pissed out about
                a pint of hot pee that thoroughly wet the right side my shirt, my pants, and
                a fine pair of canvas sneakers; I should be allowed some leeway.
               
                As my mother is fond of saying: "A couple willing to make sacrifices from
                within their own relationship is significantly more likely to have a prolonged
                and enduring one."
               
               
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Another fine example of the duck as a decoy
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(06-27-2015, 12:16 AM)ambrosial revelation Wrote:  
Another fine example of the duck as a decoy
[Image: decoy.jpg]

Au contraire my little banana; while it may seem* a decoy to you,
my fan assures me it's the real (if not quite whole) enchilada.



*And speaking of bananas: Your mother expected more from you.
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A frog once peed inside my hand.
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(06-27-2015, 01:35 AM)Brownlie Wrote:  A frog once peed inside my hand.

Sorry, I'm taken; if you desire golden showers you'll have to search elsewhere*.





My girlfriend tends to talk in her sleep, sometimes she says: "billy, billy, stop begging, he'll pee on you next".
Since she's also a member of PigPen (calls herself Leanne or something like that), she probably knows what she's talking about.
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(06-27-2015, 01:48 AM)rayheinrich Wrote:  
(06-27-2015, 01:35 AM)Brownlie Wrote:  A frog once peed inside my hand.

Sorry, I'm taken; if you desire golden showers you'll have to search elsewhere*.





My girlfriend tends to talk in her sleep, sometimes she says: "billy, billy, stop begging, he'll pee on you next".
Since she's also a member of PigPen (calls herself Leanne or something like that), she probably knows what she's talking about.

Well, you'll be happy to know me and the frog are betrothed. We had the ceremony at the brackish tarn. Gravel was in attendance. 
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(06-27-2015, 01:50 AM)Brownlie Wrote:  
(06-27-2015, 01:48 AM)rayheinrich Wrote:  
(06-27-2015, 01:35 AM)Brownlie Wrote:  A frog once peed inside my hand.

Sorry, I'm taken; if you desire golden showers you'll have to search elsewhere*.





My girlfriend tends to talk in her sleep, sometimes she says: "billy, billy, stop begging, he'll pee on you next".
Since she's also a member of PigPen (calls herself Leanne or something like that), she probably knows what she's talking about.
Well, you'll be happy to know me and the frog are betrothed. We had the ceremony at the brackish tarn. Gravel was in attendance. 

    Made brackish by?     One can only guess.
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#8
The saline content was produced by nocturnal emissions. It's all in the report with some nice graphics.
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(06-27-2015, 02:05 AM)Brownlie Wrote:  The saline content was produced by nocturnal emissions. It's all in the report with some nice graphics.

[Image: nocturnal%20emissions.jpg]
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(06-27-2015, 03:04 AM)rayheinrich Wrote:  
(06-27-2015, 02:05 AM)Brownlie Wrote:  The saline content was produced by nocturnal emissions. It's all in the report with some nice graphics.

[Image: nocturnal%20emissions.jpg]

Looks like a good plan for remediation. You got the project. Now we need some dumpers (for the encapsulated dirt) and a step by step plan that shows we are prepared for wet environments. 
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(06-27-2015, 05:41 AM)Brownlie Wrote:  Looks like a good plan for remediation. You got the project. Now we need some dumpers (for the encapsulated dirt) and a step by step plan that shows we are prepared for wet environments. 

Good, I've instructed my people to write up an RFP you can push around.
They're good, I guarantee it'll scare the shit out any company that gets
hold of it.  
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