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JAE said:Waiting for Becky to post the same thing on her FB status.
CAPCnewbie said:Love it!! Knowing my family and friends they would post something dirty back to me and I'd need to delete it
So do you gals have PC facebook pages going then? Is that where you are posting your updates?
Afraid it might rub someone the wrong way? Think it might a salt their sensibilities?AJPratt said:I have to just share what I saw as a friend's FB status:
"Spend $60 this month and get two free rubs from me!" (and next to it was her beautiful, smiling face).
OMG. I almost fell off my chair. It just struck me as funny. I am sorry if I offended anyone, I just couldn't help it.
CAPCnewbie said:Love it!! Knowing my family and friends they would post something dirty back to me and I'd need to delete it
So do you gals have PC facebook pages going then? Is that where you are posting your updates?
The_Kitchen_Guy said:Afraid it might rub someone the wrong way? Think it might a salt their sensibilities?
I thought it was a good way to spice up the evening.
pampchefsarah said:KG, where have you been hiding? I've been worried about you. CS just isn't the same without your punny business.
Holy heck, I just spit my drink out on my keyboard. Too funny!he would give you 2 free 'panty' rubs
pamperedlinda said:this reminds me - one very successful male consultant in my neck of the woods was at our Director meeting last month. He was telling us his embarrassing story about his newsletter. He mispelled pantry and instead put in his newsletter that when you spent $60 he would give you 2 free 'panty' rubs.....he about fell over when one of his customers called and asked him for more details!
The_Kitchen_Guy said:Always profread two make sure you didn't maek any misnakes.
pamperedlinda said:that was what was so funny - he said he read it a dozen times and didn't catch it and of course neither did spell-checker.
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