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Wednesday, May 1, 2019

May Pole Erotica



Dearest Silliest of Silly Hearts,
May this May be good to you. 
And Maybe you'll do the May Pole Dance.

28 comments:

  1. May your dreams always stand tall.

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  2. Stand tall we must, sister! :)

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  3. Tall and ready can sure bring on those dreams steady.

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  4. Standing tall and waiting to dance!

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  5. I herald May for the tacos!
    (as always, your May Pole Erotica is just the best)

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  6. May Day, that's a communist thing, right :)

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    1. No, there's no violence or dictatorial rulings, Sage. It's more of a Robynist, socialist thing. From each decent bachelor according to his abilities, to Robyn in accordance with her desperation. That's only fair. ;-)

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  7. You all make me laugh!
    Said whilst standing tall and fondling...chocolate. (Not really. It's just a nice thought.)
    xx

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  8. Is that Meg Ryan or Melanie Griffith?

    They say the Taj Mahal is the largest erection a man ever dedicated to a woman.

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    1. Haha. I get them mixed up. Oops. Yeah, it's probably Melanie Griffith, Silver. I owe her an apology, don't I? Thanks for the correction! Very astute of you.

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    2. PS You're right, of course. They do look alike, though, and they're the same height, close in age. But Meg's botox didn't botch her face up as much as Melanie's.

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    3. I agree completely. Meg looks a lot better than Melanie. Neither should have done it, though! Melanie was in RKO 281, a TV movie about the making of Citizen Kane and all through the film I couldn't take my eyes off of her f***king lips!

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    4. Yes, horrid. She was so gorgeous before. It's just crazy that they undergo surgery again and again, to improve their appearance.

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  9. Will the Minions be pole dancing, too?

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    1. Yes, but the Minions' pole dancing is family friendly. (They use real poles in the form of peppermint sticks, Diane. Cute, huh?

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  10. Delightful, but I wouldn't touch this subject with a ten-foot...never mind. Happy May!

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  11. Never did a May Day anything at school. But, now I think about it with people discussing it so much. My older brother's birthday is May 1, so it's hard to not think about it.

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    1. It's an unusual but entertaining tradition. I mean, so a friend tells me.
      Smiles.

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  12. I can remember one of my grade school classes having a spring festival where we danced around the maypole going over and under with the ribbons. True story! Thanks for the smile, Robyn.

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    1. Yes, that's been a fun children's tradition. Thanks for the reminder. I've seen it, though never actually participated that way. ;-)
      Be well, Connie.

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  13. I saw "Pole." Yeah, immediately went there.
    I am such a child.

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  14. Never been to a pole dancing show. I think that the time has finally come :)

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  15. Ahh how women love to dance around the pole taking their ribbons and wrapping it around until they are so close they can taste it.

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