Reply
Thu 17 Mar, 2005 07:15 am
This morning, I had rather a nasty shock. I arrived at the Club at 10am and opened my emails in order to collate the party and banquet invitations as usual.
There was one email that was in the "junk" file, that caught my eye.
The subject title was "Tiberius Erectus" and, as he was an old school chum of mine (I thought he had died years ago), I was compelled to open it.
It was a ruse.....apparently it was from a firm that make ALL sorts of naughty things, many of them electrical, and they were offering to increase the size of my manhood at a very reasonable price.
Being concerned about privacy and computer security, I opened up the other junk mail, and lo and behold....apart from one that was offering substandard pay to illegal immigrants who were prepared to work as a farmhand/Gibbon pacifier, they were all offering to increase the size of Percy, either by a herbal remedy, or something that involved suction.
Now, I have two questions:-
1. How did they know about my problem?
and 2. Has anyone tried one, and do they work?
Ellpus.
Caveat emptor, and all that rot, L.E.
There are several gentlemen here who could benefit from such a solution, most notably kickycan. May I suggest that you order one and try it out? Post before and after photos, and we'll have our panel of experts decide if it works.
This would be a most valuable community service. If the cost is a problem, I'm sure we could take up a collection for you. Just let us know.
I'll throw some money down!!
Yeah. I will side witn Eva on this one..
Visuals will DEFINATLY help us answer your question.
Measurements of before and after will too.!
I dont personally see how these so called penis enhancers work anyways.. If they DID Pfizer would have thier hands all over that sh*t. Talk about a stock booster!
At least one "consumer" was underdeveloped...er...underwhelmed.
http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=45823
I thought we (women) wouldn't tell the chums that size doesn't matter. Now they spend millions on these home remedies and herbal pills to no avail, while we could have put the money to better use.