"Buzzing undies make shopper faint"
"A woman collapsed in a supermarket when her vibrating panties made
"A woman collapsed in a supermarket when her vibrating panties made
her
faint with pleasure.The kinky 33-year-old housewife was wearing
a pair of
battery-operated Passion Pants, bought from a sex shop, while
she did her
shopping, according to the British tabloid The Sun.
But she got so stimulated
by the 6cm vibrating bullet in the panties that
she lost consciousness. She fell and hit her head in the crowded supermarket
in Swansea, Wales.When paramedics arrived, they found her black imitation
leather knickers still
buzzing. They took them off before an ambulance took
her to hospital. The woman, whose identity has been kept private, suffered
no long-lasting
ill-effects. And as she left the hospital, a paramedic gave her
back the
Passion Pants in a plastic bag.A spokesman for the Asda supermarket
chain told The Sun: "We like to think
shopping with us is exciting enough already.""
"Teatime love bite"
"A woman almost bit off her husband's willy as he cooked pancakes for tea -
"Teatime love bite"
"A woman almost bit off her husband's willy as he cooked pancakes for tea -
while she gave him oral sex.In the heat of passion he lost is grip on the pan
and
spilt boiling oil down her naked back. She clenched her teeth on his willy
and in
agony he bashed her on the head with the pan. Both only admitted how they
received their injuries after "intense
questioning" by hospital docs in Carioca, Romania.
The man needed treatment to his willy while the wife had burns, two black eyes
The man needed treatment to his willy while the wife had burns, two black eyes
and a broken cheek bone."
buzz [ bʌz]
brzęczeć
faint with [ feɪnt
wɪθ ] zemdleć z
bullet [`bulɪt] kula
paramedic [pærə`medɪk] ratownik
medyczny, sanitariusz
knickers/ panties/ undies [`nɪkəz
/ pæntɪz/ ʌndɪz]
majtki
willy [wɪlɪ]
siusiak, ptaszek
grip [grɪp] uścisk
pan [pæn] patelnia
clench [ klentʃ ] zaciskać, ściskać
bash [ bæʃ] uderzać, walić
burn [bə:n] oparzenie
black eyes [blæk aɪz ] podbite oczy
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