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  • LvR
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    So who stole the working link?

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  • Gurm
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    The false thumb tip... goes... in... her... *sigh*

    If only she weren't skugly.

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  • KRSESQ
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    But it seems to reinforce the theory that a good stripper doesn't HAVE to be BEAUTIFUL, she just has to be good at working the audience. And this one certainly is.

    Kevin

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  • Brian Ellis
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    It's Camilla's sister!

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  • az
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    Yeah, now if she'd also look good, I'd be sold

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  • lowlifecat
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    Originally posted by gt40 View Post
    no slight of hand, it's slight of thumb.
    Sleight of Thumb Tip.

    edit: one of the oldest 'magic' tricks in the book. she does have an .. interesting um.. interpretation of the trick.

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  • Fat Tone
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    Only on murc! One day we have a dictionary definition of 'jet' while discussing personal jet-packs, then a couple of days later we have dictionary definitions of sleight when looking at pervy magic

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  • Brian Ellis
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    It certainly isn't slight but it's equally certainly sleight:

    Oxford:
    sleight n.
    ME.
    [Old Norse slægð (Old Swedish slögdh, Swedish slöjd SLOYD), from slœgr SLY adjective: see -T2.]

    A. noun.

    1. Cunning; deceitful dealing or policy; artifice, trickery. Now rare or obsolete. ME.

    2. Skill, manual dexterity. (Foll. by in, at.) Now rare. ME.

    b. Adroitness, smartness, nimbleness of mind, body, etc. In later use influenced by SLEIGHT OF HAND. LME.

    A. S. Byatt By some sleight of perception he was looking out at once from the four field-corners. Times He is foolish to suppose that he can solve his difficulties by sleight of words.

    3. The precise art or method, the knack of (doing) something. Now dial. ME.

    b. spec. Skill in jugglery or conjuring; sleight of hand. M17.

    4. A cunning trick; an artful device or design; an artifice, a ruse, a wile. Now rare. ME.

    b. A feat of jugglery or legerdemain; a trick or action performed with great dexterity, esp. so as to deceive the eye. L16.

    â€* c. A design, a pattern. rare (Spenser). Only in L16.

    â€*B. adjective.

    1. Artful, crafty, wily. ME–L16.

    2. Skilful, clever; dexterous. E16–M17.

    • â€*sleightly adverb (a) cunningly, craftily; (b) skilfully, dexterously: ME–E17.
    • sleighty adjective (now rare) (a) having or using sleight or craft; (b) characterized by sleight or dexterity; crafty, subtle: LME.

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  • DukeP
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    IMpressive.

    The girlz got Chutzpah, thats for sure.

    ~~DukeP~~

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  • gt40
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    no slight of hand, it's slight of thumb.

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  • TransformX
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    It's not slight of hand, it's a trick. If you want to know how, PM me.

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  • Evildead666
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    LOL, the whole workplace is laughing....
    Jeeps though...when the hell did she hide that..?

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  • KRSESQ
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    That is the best slight-of-hand I've seen in my entire life!

    Kevin

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  • Fat Tone
    started a topic magic pussy

    magic pussy

    This is a new take on an old trick!



    NSFW!!!!
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