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Old April 16th 05, 01:41 PM
Classix
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Default Needle mishap

My hand accidently slipped whilst I was doing some needlework, and the
needle speared my penis.

What can I do to resolve the aforementioned situation?

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Old April 16th 05, 02:42 PM
Carey N.
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"Lucretia Borgia" wrote in message
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My hand accidently slipped whilst I was doing some needlework, and the
needle speared my penis.

What can I do to resolve the aforementioned situation?


Take a few back stitches, tie the thread off with a knot, then start
stitching your fingers together so you can't use your keyboard.



Good answer, Lucretia.


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Old April 16th 05, 07:47 PM
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"Classix" wrote in message
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My hand accidently slipped whilst I was doing some needlework, and the
needle speared my penis.

What can I do to resolve the aforementioned situation?


Stop being a prick!

Pat P



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Old April 16th 05, 09:00 PM
clancy
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Good one Pat ... I was going to suggest he sit on it and rotate!!!! :-))

Sharon (N.B.)
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"Pat EAXStitch" wrote in message
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"Classix" wrote in message
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My hand accidently slipped whilst I was doing some needlework, and the
needle speared my penis.

What can I do to resolve the aforementioned situation?


Stop being a prick!

Pat P





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Old April 16th 05, 09:26 PM
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My hand accidently slipped whilst I was doing some needlework, and the
needle speared my penis.

What can I do to resolve the aforementioned situation?




Just leave it.
Or dip in strong disinfectant :-)


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Old April 16th 05, 09:55 PM
John Taylor
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I suggest you switch to 28 cont mesh and use your prick instead of the
needle. You obviously have one that is sized appropriately for that
endeavor.

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Old April 16th 05, 10:29 PM
Carey N.
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"John Taylor" wrote in message
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I suggest you switch to 28 cont mesh and use your prick instead of the
needle. You obviously have one that is sized appropriately for that
endeavor.


So that's the definition of "pin-headed."
--
Carey in MA
(giggling behind her hand.....)



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Old April 17th 05, 01:58 PM
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On 16 Apr 2005 05:41:59 -0700, "Classix"
spewed forth :

My hand accidently slipped whilst I was doing some needlework, and the
needle speared my penis.

What can I do to resolve the aforementioned situation?



Cut it off.
 




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