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Question:

LOL! I don’t know if I’ve ever seen a man after he’s visited a prostitute That you know of. How’s that for a disturbing thought?

It’s not disturbing at all. Each to his own Mary – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Priscilla —

Response:

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Priscilla Ballou wrote : It was during that time that I developed my theory of the beauty parlor as (mostly) women-only sacred space: I am a pedicure slut, and I have decided that getting a pedicure is the female version of going to a prostitute.  I go once a month, it takes about an hour, I have someone do to me that which I could NEVER do to someone else, and I feel lovely and relaxed afterwards.  The only differences are that my toes look pretty afterwards, whereas I’ve never seen that a man looks much better after visiting a prostitute. LOL! I don’t know if I’ve ever seen a man after he’s visited a prostitute

That you know of. How’s that for a disturbing thought? Priscilla — "Love is not something wonderful that you feel; it is something difficult that you do."      – Elizabeth Goudge

Response:

there is little more delicious than imaging Martha scrubbing toilets with a toothbrush, preferably her own toothbrush…

| | I am a pedicure slut… | | LOL. | | I vote that we start a lexicon to help men to understand the way | women think.  Maybe, just maybe it’d help the telepathically- | challenged sex (us). | | I also maintain that Martha Stewart and The Food Network are female | versions of porn. | | I just can’t, nor do I want to, imagine Martha naked. | | I know I’m being literal.  Sorry.  It’s that left-brain thing. | | I’ve seen females watching those TV shows and looking at Martha Stewart | Living with the same kind of slack-jawed wistfulness with which men | watch porn. | | Maybe, but I’ll bet it’s no match for the way I look at my wife. | | It still makes my kids nauseous.  ;-) | | On another note, I wonder how creative Martha would be in a prison | environment.  Let’s see…how to make spam pat