CalamityJane wrote:extra medium wrote:
A piece of ancient wisdom (from sad American experience): If the lights are always off, don't be too sure you haven't tried a British male...
Do tell extra !!
(Inquiring minds want to know)
Well "my friend" had this English "girlfriend." They dated a few times, and got along quite well. They even eventually had a little eye contact! Well one thing led to another, and one evening by the beach, glass of wine in hand, "my friend" leaned in for a kiss. The strength of the kiss was unlike anything he had ever felt.
Now "my friend" had always had a preference for petite girls. Asian, part asian, or modelesque petite girls of any other stripe were choice. This "girl" was anything but petite. Too broad of shoulder. Arms and hands seemed too large. But one of those strong kisses, and "my friend" was transported into another world. Not to mention "she" did her makeup better and ironed her hair better than other more naturally feminine girls.
Anyway, there they were on the beach, under a moonlit Hawaiian night. Waves crashing in the distance. The "girl's" hands are all over "my friend." Oddly, whenever he tried to touch "her," "she" pushed his hands away.
<interruption--This is getting too long>
Cutting to the chase: "My friend" thought it quite odd that his "girl"friend, even after months of being together, would only make love to him with the lights off, in one particular postion we won't go into here. He says the only reason he stayed with her so long is due to her "oratory" penchant and skills.
Their breakup was a particularly painful event for "my friend." It appears they were in the dark one evening, with the English lass sure enough saying "Oh my God" repeatedly in that tell-tale British accent. In the middle of the action, one particular Spendius walked in, stopwatch in hand, exclaiming he was doing research and asking "my friend" what nationality he was! But worse upon worse, Spendius turned on the lights as he made his entrance! Well "my friend" was shocked beyond belief when he saw his "girlfriend" in all her lit glory. She, embarrassed, quickly gathered her clothes and ran off into the night, mumbling something about how Spendius's transgression would cause her to take on a new and duller life as one Lord Ellpus.
This is what my friend tells me, anyway.
Never leave the lights on every time.