May I wish members and lurkers of this forum a life of humility and the highest virtue.
Let's look after each other by distance socialising and a positive outlook during this troubling time.
The water in the picture below looks so fresh and invigorating...
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...dinagam..what a naughty but nice post...
Remember: Coughs and sneezes spread diseases
"The water in the picture below looks so fresh and invigorating..."
And it makes his mook visible through the wet underwear...
....u had to state the glaringly obvious...now didnt you...
mr giggles (April 18th, 2020), Smiles (April 15th, 2020)
I see the picture in it's simple spiritual setting from the clasped hands and bowed head in deep prayer brought about by the presence of a monk performing the ablution in a very peaceful setting. Undoubtedly the healthy physique of the man conjures a response not unexpected from the alert readership. Here nothing escapes scrutiny.
. . . also a new word for the English language: a 'MOOK'. An endowed one as well.
Just another reason why I love living in Thailand
A mook?? Where?
I can spot something near the end of his cock, but it's concave. Mooks are obviously convex.
Not so much a new word, just a new meaning perhaps.....Originally Posted by Smiles
Definition of 'mook' from the Collins English Dictionary
"Mook" (in British English)
(muːk) NOUN
American slang for a person regarded with contempt, esp a foolish person
A fitting description coming right after a447 and his post.
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