Dechristo

hits close to home here and there.

Another question, after the avail of rescue, can the effort be deemed a "solo"?

.223 or 7.62 X 39

puce or plum

A coward dies a thousand deaths. ...I'm on my 769th.

slut or Mother

The Ebay merchant of Venice.

It's all, like, too heavy, man.

pound of flesh

gravity

condoms

Attempts of communication in a literary mode w/o vocal inflection, facial expression, and body language.

If you prick us, do we not bleed?

CBS, thanks for the apt analogy to life.

I might as well sell one of my buttocks; most of what I do is half-assed.

...although, I imagine they'd allow Dru to sell his artificial vaginas.

I've thought of selling on Ebay some of my body parts I've got laying around, but doesn't Ebay forbid the merchandizing of such?

...and stop calling me a "mean de Galle".

...just playing with an etymological root.

Four from Jabba's harem.

Gaul: Degaul: Gall:

So, my dollar is worth less due to enfellation?

err male

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