Vintage jewelry

My wife buys and sells vintage jewelry for details check out her web
site.
www.marcysvintagejewelry.com

On Feb 13, 9:57 pm, "John" <johndavidj...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> My wife buys and sells vintage jewelry for details check out her web
> site.www.marcysvintagejewelry.com

Your wife is a smelly cunt.

Wait until she finds out about the child porn on your computer.




Kavin

Kavin Taylor wrote:
> "John" <johndavidj...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > My wife buys and sells vintage jewelry for
> > details check out her web site<snip>
>
> Your wife is a smelly cunt.

And you arrived at that opinion how, exactly?

> Wait until she finds out about the child porn
> on your computer.

What's on your computer, Kavin? Rhetorical.

> Kavin

Oh, yeah, nice job in not snipping the URL. Or did you mung it? Meh.

In other news:

http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/c...TOO_S1.article

Sweetheart tattoos last longer than most relationships

Cleen Rock One, the owner of Topnotch Tattoos in downtown Elgin, said
he tattoos hearts, roses and the portraits and names of loved ones.
Does he tell his customers that love does not always last?

"They don't want to hear that," he said.

There is an urban myth among tattoo artists that goes like this:
Relationships end six months after a sweetheart tattoo is inked. Adam
Young of Cary, who works at Fox Valley Tattoo in Algonquin, said a
tattoo can make the person feel owned.

"If they've been married 20 years, that's one thing," Young said. "But
if it's just a girlfriend, we tell them it's a bad idea."

Tony Uno of Aurora, a tattoo artist at Topnotch for the past five
years, said he warns customers before giving them a sweetheart tattoo.
He recommends tattoos of mothers and daughters instead: "The only
girls who can't leave you," he said.

One of Topnotch's customers, Michelle Miilu of Palatine, said she
would not consider getting a sweetheart tattoo. She has a portrait of
her father tattooed on her, but no boyfriends.

"Relationships aren't permanent," Miilu said. "My longest relationship
is three months."

Fox Valley Tattoos owner Christian Hanssler said children's names are
more common, but he does at least a few sweetheart tattoos a year.
Last year, February was Hanssler's busiest month, but he is not sure
how much of it was due to Valentine's Day.

Despite the risk involved, Cleen Rock One said there is one guarantee:
"You get yourself a sweetheart tattoo, you know you're getting some
action." /copy and paste from the preceding URL

Hey, bodyart and Valentine's-related. Who'dathunkit possible??? ;o)

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Curt