Well, I'm not sure which one I'd pick, if allowed only one "bite".
It's clearly a toss-up between the green one and the wet one.
July 4, 2010
As American as apple pie
...but of less caloric value: apple bottoms. Feast!
Well, I'm not sure which one I'd pick, if allowed only one "bite".
It's clearly a toss-up between the green one and the wet one.
Well, I'm not sure which one I'd pick, if allowed only one "bite".
It's clearly a toss-up between the green one and the wet one.
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although...the one in pink is clearly the more spankable one...
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Which one in green? It looks like there are two green ones and two wet ones. I think BP must have been making a joke about that.
ReplyDeleteActually, I love the green apple panties, where can I get a pair of those? By the way, why do they call it a pair of panties? Is it because it covers two cheeks?
The green apple panties were really cute!
ReplyDeleteKatia
Yes, I'd take the one in the green apple panties for the win!
ReplyDeleteI take the green on in the lower right corner. I really like green apples :)
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His mountain girl: I agree, the lady in pink has a phenomenal bottom; but it's wet, too! (Although you can't really tell from the small picture. It was my poor attempt at a joke.)
ReplyDeleteAnony: You picked up on my joke! (Thank you!) Hmmm....I suppose a "pair" of panties because it covers a "pair" of cheeks. But then why isn't it a "pair" of bras?
Katia: I LOVE those panties, too. I'll be on the look-out for some to purchase.
Thomas: They do appear to be a crowd favorite!
Hedone: Yes, and a green apple shaped like a booty? Is there anything better?
I wonder Anony, and Pink, why a pair of stockings is two things, but a pair of pantyhose is only one?
ReplyDeleteHave I told you I come from Tasmania...known as "the Apple Isle"...
Just sayin'
When I am lost for an explanation, I consult the dictionary. Here's what it says about pairs.
ReplyDeletePair:
1. two identical, similar, or corresponding things that are matched for use together: a pair of gloves; a pair of earrings. [STOCKINGS]
2. something consisting of or regarded as having two parts or pieces joined together: a pair of scissors; a pair of slacks. [PANTYHOSE]
And there you have it. School is out now, let's go raise some trouble.
Hugs,
Pink
Thanks Pinky Bare,
ReplyDeleteThings are far less complicated on The Apple Isle.
And far more apple-y, I'd imagine.
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