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Re: Skid marks anyone?

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  1. Spammers_Should_Be_Shot said:


    "Ed" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Man, I thought I've seen some odd things in the gym from lifting in flip
    flops to unusual "exercises" but today took the prize. Someone left a
    skid mark on the bench and I was the fortunate one to find it. I sat
    down on the bench and leaned forward to stretch and noticed the distinct
    aroma of [censored]. Still makes me cringe when I think about it. I told
    the lady at the desk that she may want to disinfect the bench. Someone
    must've really needed a ass wiping.

    --
    Ed
    http://www.spweights.com

    Oh you're one of those people who believe you're supposed to wipe your ass
    until spotless? (you're not the only person to have that incorrect
    assumption, my wife thinks the same thing).

    When wiping, you don't have to keep at it until the toilet paper comes away
    clean! Once a "dry-brush" effect is achieved that's sufficient.

    What's "toilet paper"??

    Quoted message said:

    Underwear (you do wear underwear don't you?) acts as a strainer, allowing
    the small pieces (and any liquids) to pass through, but catching the larger
    pieces (the big pieces would just get stuck in your pant leg anyway).

    This is the main reason almost all pants aren't "cuffed" (though some sweat
    pants do have elastic cuffs). Even when the pieces are filtered in the
    underwear trap, you still need a sufficiently loose pant leg opening to
    allow "drainage".

    HTH

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