Of course this was all before the days of the internet and under parental guidances who wish to keep their kids to a reasonable level of cleanliness
Mud and Pigpens?
Mud and Pigpens?
Anyone ever have a go in a pigpen to get muddy? I grew up in the city but as a youngin' it always seemed like a fun place to play. You have an animal that has an excuse for being dirty, and whenever you go out to feed him or clean the pen, well it'd be a perfect opportunity to climb in, pet him a time or two, hey I'm already dirty, why not wallow a bit? It seemed like the perfect solution (if you lived on a farm). No one telling you not to get your clothes dirty, no one asking you why you are dirty/in the mud.
Of course this was all before the days of the internet and under parental guidances who wish to keep their kids to a reasonable level of cleanliness
Nowadays it seems less sensible and more work as an adult. There's plenty of muddy activities, from the annual charity mud volleyball/football (soccer to you guys)/joggings to just getting a bunch of renecks together with pickup trucks and tearing up a muddy field that wouldn't require the care, housing, and feeding of an animal. Of course, if you had one of those Vietnamiese Potbelly pigs as a pet, I suppose you'd have an excuse for keeping a mudpit in the corner of the yard still...
Of course this was all before the days of the internet and under parental guidances who wish to keep their kids to a reasonable level of cleanliness
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Hayley's early pigpen activities have become legend and she still looks at them longingly today. Perhaps a pot bellied pig as a pet would be a good idea, though we haven't got a garden as such. As you say, there are plenty of excuses to get muddy these days though...
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I actually had more structure to my post, but as I started typing it seemed more of a free thought exercise than a formal post. I was a reknown essayist at one time.
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There was an episode of fear factor that had girls crawling around in a muddy filthy pigpen recently, wasn't there? We really should watch more, you know.
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skipantmudfan wrote:There was an episode of fear factor that had girls crawling around in a muddy filthy pigpen recently, wasn't there? We really should watch more, you know.
Despite that the show has a high WF (whackoff factor) with plenty of tight bodies in little spandex outfits I can barely suffer through the show with the sound off.
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Whackoff Factor - now that's a Saturday night ITV show I'd like to see!
People perform their most outrageously horny act in front of a panel of judges etc etc etc....
Works for me!
People perform their most outrageously horny act in front of a panel of judges etc etc etc....
Works for me!
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sotonude wrote:Anyway, I thought your Tax Inspector was Miss Sampson.![]()
Richard.
He wishes!
For the benefit of peoplewho don't know, the latest Gilly's Silly House film features a pinstripe-suited Miss Sampson getting well plastered in the role of tax inspector. I'm sure she'll put some pictures up soon.
Hayley
BillShipton wrote:Whackoff Factor - now that's a Saturday night ITV show I'd like to see!
People perform their most outrageously horny act in front of a panel of judges etc etc etc....
Works for me!
On a semi-related note, did everyone see that Channel 4 have pulled their "Wank week" series of programs. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/02/02/channel_four_pulls_series/ Apparently theyve had enough controversy recently!
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