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sex boutique ?
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ever been in one '
its very much like an anne summers shop
only a little more tasteful.
theres an extensive range on offer.
anyone looking for anything in �rticular i can possibly source for them ??
its very much like an anne summers shop
only a little more tasteful.
theres an extensive range on offer.
anyone looking for anything in �rticular i can possibly source for them ??
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.My step father was sat on a seat in the mall while I went into Jane Norman to get a tunic top a few weeks ago.
Well my sister rang in hysterics a few days later ....my step father had rung her and happened to mention to her that I had bought myself something nice from .....wait for it......
Anne Summers , and he did say he wasn't sure that was the shops name !
He found it funny the next time we were in the mall and I pointed out the Anne Summers shop to him. :-)
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Well my sister rang in hysterics a few days later ....my step father had rung her and happened to mention to her that I had bought myself something nice from .....wait for it......
Anne Summers , and he did say he wasn't sure that was the shops name !
He found it funny the next time we were in the mall and I pointed out the Anne Summers shop to him. :-)
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we dont have a mternity section
but theres anice section for hen nights on the reef
you get a lanyard with a card on it tarjeta
its got a cartoon pic of a bride and yuo all write your name on your own one
its for weearin round the bars.
theres even willie whistles
and a cracking dummy with a small 5 inch dong on it for the hen to wear round her neck
hers the shop in daylight
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o185/legend 758/DSC04020.jpg
but theres anice section for hen nights on the reef
you get a lanyard with a card on it tarjeta
its got a cartoon pic of a bride and yuo all write your name on your own one
its for weearin round the bars.
theres even willie whistles
and a cracking dummy with a small 5 inch dong on it for the hen to wear round her neck
hers the shop in daylight
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o185/legend 758/DSC04020.jpg
now now
weve got laminate flooring and a luverrly silver beaded curtain
which doubles as a sex aid
if you follow the diagrams .
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o185/legend 758/DSC04024.jpg
weve got laminate flooring and a luverrly silver beaded curtain
which doubles as a sex aid
if you follow the diagrams .
http://i120.photobucket.com/albums/o185/legend 758/DSC04024.jpg
The only time I've been in an Ann Summers was to buy a pressie for a relative. I was stopped from going in the "adult" section because I had one of the junior overalls with me. He was only a few weeks old and I told the assistant I was 100% certain he wouldn't be traumatised but she wouldn't let me in! I voted with my feet and haven't darkened their doors again.
A few years ago I was working in Paris for a few days. I had a couple of hours to myself so I decided I would purchase some fine French lingerie for my wife. As I entered the shop I was approached by a mature and stunningly beautiful lady. She was extremely helpful, pulling out from beneath the glass counters numerous ensembles.
Some of them were frightfully expensive, but truly lovely � rich satins and the finest filigree laces. I would say, in all honesty, that the woman�s tastes were impeccable and I willingly allowed her to make some recommendations. She wrapped each item in colourful gossamer style tissues, placed them in a luxurious burgundy box with gold embossing and deep blue piping. Finally, she tied the box with braided gold threads. The presentation was magnificent. I don�t think bringing a box home from Tiffany�s would have been met with any more enthusiasm.
As my wife delicately unwrapped her new v�tements I sat there smiling, quite proud of my selections (with the help of my secret shopper).
My wife was delighted. She was as impressed with the packaging as my selections. As she gently ran her fingers through the silken materials, she looked at the box again, then up at me. �Darling, where did you say you got these?� I told her the name of the shop, just along Rue St. Honore. She passed one of the camisoles to me. As I felt the luxurious material, I noticed the small discreet label. Clearly embossed on the material were the logo and trade name of �Ann Summers!�
Vive la Diff�rence!
Fr Bill
Some of them were frightfully expensive, but truly lovely � rich satins and the finest filigree laces. I would say, in all honesty, that the woman�s tastes were impeccable and I willingly allowed her to make some recommendations. She wrapped each item in colourful gossamer style tissues, placed them in a luxurious burgundy box with gold embossing and deep blue piping. Finally, she tied the box with braided gold threads. The presentation was magnificent. I don�t think bringing a box home from Tiffany�s would have been met with any more enthusiasm.
As my wife delicately unwrapped her new v�tements I sat there smiling, quite proud of my selections (with the help of my secret shopper).
My wife was delighted. She was as impressed with the packaging as my selections. As she gently ran her fingers through the silken materials, she looked at the box again, then up at me. �Darling, where did you say you got these?� I told her the name of the shop, just along Rue St. Honore. She passed one of the camisoles to me. As I felt the luxurious material, I noticed the small discreet label. Clearly embossed on the material were the logo and trade name of �Ann Summers!�
Vive la Diff�rence!
Fr Bill
Bigmamma: Good morning to you! I always tried to do nice things, but by no fault of my own, sometimes they simply never went to plan. But I always got an 'A' for my effort.
That's the problem with our world...not enough romanticism!
By the way...you asking me about my friend with MS reminded me to go through some of the photos I took of her trip. How sad it is that some of our diseases cannot be controlled. I truly hurt for each and every moment of that journey. Bless her heart.
Be well
Fr Bill
That's the problem with our world...not enough romanticism!
By the way...you asking me about my friend with MS reminded me to go through some of the photos I took of her trip. How sad it is that some of our diseases cannot be controlled. I truly hurt for each and every moment of that journey. Bless her heart.
Be well
Fr Bill