Too All you folk out there, I need it badly?

Question

Now I haven't known you very long and I shouldn't be asking you for this so soon, but I really need it badly.

I haven't had it for a while and I can already feel it going in good and hard and coming out nice and soft.

If you would do this for me no one would ever know.

I am sure you can satisfy my needs and I'd be very grateful if you would.

I am very desperate and I need your help.

You must think by now that I have a lot of nerve but I can feel my tongue wrapping around it and sucking out all the juices until it's very dry.

I am not going to beat around the bush any longer so.

Do you have a piece of gum?

Answer 1

You are a wicked lady Busy Bee,very funny indeed LOL

Answer 2

During the Age of Discovery, some Europeans (de Gama, Columbus, etc.) believed that the non-western world, especially the American continents, was a fine place to grown some crops, read some freshly translated Bibles to non-native English speakers, and set up radical governments that, in their mind, were based on large political states from the ancient period (particularly the Roman republic and the Athenian democracy). Renaissance humanists were one influential source for this outlook. Some Italian scholars, such as Giovanni Pico de Mirondolla, argued that individualism was the highest pursuit of human beings. This idea is also suggested in Giorgio Vasari’s Lives of the Artists and Niccolo Machiavelli’s Prince. Eventually, this mostly harmless philosophical notion was perverted. Having sort of “rediscovered” slavery in their voyages to Africa (where they saw slavery north of the Congo River and to the west of modern-day Ethiopia and Eritrea), some European travelers decided that African slaves would make good workers on New World farms. Europeans were already familiar with slavery. Just look at biblical texts (especially Exodus) and sources on feudalism (town charters, such as St. Omer’s and Milan’s, for example). In fact, other people outside Africa and Europe practiced slavery: the Chinese, Japanese, Muslims along the western Mediterranean coast. So, when you ask why whites have historically treated Africans and their descendents “badly…when we are all equal,” remember that human beings in general have long treated their neighbors poorly. Equality is a new idea. It really wasn’t until the late eighteenth century that one found genuinely strong abolitionism. Like any new idea, those associated with ending slavery took centuries to become entrenched in western culture. One might even argue that some people living today would like to re-establish slavery. If I were to answer your question briefly, I would simply say that many people who lived in America or Europe before the year 1870, wouldn’t have understood the concept of universal freedom for human beings, despite the rhetoric of the French and American Revolutions.

Answer 3

Forget the gum, I have something pink and hard for you.



A pig with a flick knife.

Answer 4

LOL,just seen this question,
was the last part a typing error?lol, xx

Answer 5

I can send you a box of Viagra, if that is of any help.

Answer 6

Sorry but I think that is just sheer filth. Okay suppose a bit of humour but I am just glad nobody knows who you are. Thanks goodness myself or family would never lower theirselves to post such as you have done. I am no prude but obviously you have no standards and all I can say is you bring the female race down speaking as you do. What happened to 'Girl Power'? You certainly don't have itl

Answer 7

Aw yuk!!
That was minging.lol
I got some extra's though if your that desperate.:0)

Answer 8

nice sentiments

Answer 9

Sure--but it's stuck to the bedpost;-)

Answer 10

I thought you were gonna ask for a candy cane.Gum? shoot!