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so if you want to help me with that, I'll
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Speaker 4(07:25):
But one of the features they have is a Google
calendar where you can say this is where I'm going
to be on what data and what city this is.

Speaker 1(07:30):
Yeah, yeah, I'm curious.

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And usually what I'll do in terms of being on
Sniffys is you cannot go out and type out every
freaking detail on each Sniffy's message, because you're messaging hundreds
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Speaker 2(32:58):
It was the time.

Speaker 3(32:59):
I was definitely aroused, but also like endeared.

The amount of planning that
it takes to put in I think would dissuade me
from ever wanting to do it, among other things. Barbershops, yeah, or
the barbershops as you well know.

Speaker 4(22:56):
And then like afterwards, well, I mean obviously clean up.
I mean, yes, you're paying for a hotel room and
you're paying for that service, but don't put the staff
through that.

I
think it tells you a lot about a person, getting
little glimpses into parts of a person that you may
not get to see anywhere else. Like that's like my usual time limit
up to twenty four hours of come dumping in a weekend.

Speaker 2(11:45):
So I have to ask where does all the come go?

Speaker 4(11:49):
Fun fact, there's you know, multiple segments of your of
your digits tract, and most people when you have sex,
you just have the outer segment he's involved.

Speaker 2(12:01):
Why the cum guys?

Speaker 4(12:03):
I find for me, Once I get about past twenty loads,
I start to feel the cum go from you know,
the main part of your colon where you usually are
having sex, up past the second hole into the descending
quilling and you can feel, you can if you have
you have body presents, you can feel it start to
go in there and it's like it definitely was chatting

(12:26):
with someone who had their first like big cum dump
and it's like, yeah, I was crazy.

I mean,
that's that's power, that's commitment. I feel like

(29:21):
everybody's gonna fuck a little harder here. Yeah, it will go everywhere.

Speaker 1(13:37):
The imagery. Then I would say the next step
from there is, if you want to really go for it,
figure out what your hook is. I would say though that, like,
you know, this is again not in any way to
discourage anyone from trying us.

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We want to thank Scott Carslake aka Muscle come Hole
on Twitter and Jonah Wheeler who took all of those loads.

Speaker 1(34:44):
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there is some marketing that goes into this because because
no believe it or not, like because the thing is,
like people seem to think that like just saying hold up,

(15:38):
no no questions asked is enough to bring the tops running.

Speaker 1(15:41):
It is not, because there are like eight more people.

Speaker 4(15:46):
Just so you have to, like, what is your hook?

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you know what, but maybe I should take a step
back from doing this every weekend and maybe try and
reinvest my emotional energy and enjoying Okay, you know, more

(09:08):
traditional kinds of stuff if you will, you know.