Underwear sniffers ?

[CunningLinguist]

Now channeling Ahlungor:
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I'm stuck in a loop and need to hit reset:
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[CunningLinguist]

I'm stuck in a loop and need to hit reset:
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Ahh, I think that's it now...
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[aussiegaigin]

I recall a fad in Japan a few years ago, for used female underwear. Mainly schoolgirls would sell theirs to make a few extra yen. There were shops dealing in it.

[CunningLinguist]

Re this topic, here is my ps at the end of my review of 533's Angela. (Who is back on their roster now.)

Ps. "She was wearing her funny tiny g-string with the $ sign over her pussy, just as in her website photo. Afterwards, I put them over my face and had a good sniff! "

Sextus, that is downright filthy

[CunningLinguist]

I hate to be a pedant, but his tone was sarcastic - not ironic.

Ohh, the irony of it all ...

[jellyshots]

Welcome back Jellyshots after your 8 day hiatus!
I can see you have made up for your absence by your post count today ... 22 and counting+++!

A little welcome back present for you:
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LOL, something just like this kept me from having spare time to post on the forum.

[CunningLinguist]

I recall a fad in Japan a few years ago, for used female underwear. Mainly schoolgirls would sell theirs to make a few extra yen. There were shops dealing in it.

They were available in vending machines, the definitive reference for these sorts of claims is snopes: Read this
It has been banned now: Read this

I have been to Japan a few times now and I never ceased to be amazed by what I find in vending machines ...

[Sextus]

I hate to be a pedant, but his tone was sarcastic - not ironic.

Irony, used humourously, is where you say something but mean the opposite, as here:

Sure is! I can't understand why some people are into DATY and rimming either, filthy stuff

The smiley face reinforces Mr Cunninglinguist's ironically humourous intent, as it can fly over people's heads sometimes - as Wilisno mentioned, albeit saying wrongly that it was "sarcasm" that Mr Cunninglinguist used.

Sarcasm is a sneering or cutting remark, meant hurtfully, though it too can say one thing in words but mean entirely the opposite.

It often comes down to the tone and context to differentiate between the two. Mr Cunninglinguist was speaking with ironic humour!

(Wow, imagine having to know all this in another language. Wilisno, perfectly understandable!)

[jellyshots]

The real question is, how many of you have licked a WL's underwear when she's walked out of the room?

[CunningLinguist]

LOL, something just like this kept me from having spare time to post on the forum.

Well that's perfectly understandable.
I'm still savouring the juices from my lunchtime sojurn, the juices were flowing quite freely, so much so that I don't thnk i will be able to give blood any time soon ...

[cmk76]

I recall a fad in Japan a few years ago, for used female underwear. Mainly schoolgirls would sell theirs to make a few extra yen. There were shops dealing in it.

vending machines...

[Sextus]

LOL, did they smell like cash???

Well, just as Robert Duvall in Apocolypse Now said:

"I love the smell of napalm in the morning!
It smells like......victory."

Then yes, you could say that the smell of wl's pussy juices in the morning - and in the afternoon - and the night - do smell just like cash -
yours!

[canihavesomemorevaginaplease]

Haha, i love this thread. I like DATY, eating their arse if i'm on enough drugs lol. The undie sniffing? I leave that for girls that aren't working ladies lol

[World citizen]

Cunninglinguists remark was a pointed rebuttal of those criticising his fetish for sniffing women's soiled underwear. Its tone was undeniably sarcastic. The use of the smiley face at the end was ironic because it contrasted with the hostility of his comment.

Irony, used humourously, is where you say something but mean the opposite, as here:



The smiley face reinforces Mr Cunninglinguist's ironically humourous intent, as it can fly over people's heads sometimes - as Wilisno mentioned, albeit saying wrongly that it was "sarcasm" that Mr Cunninglinguist used.

Sarcasm is a sneering or cutting remark, meant hurtfully, though it too can say one thing in words but mean entirely the opposite.

It often comes down to the tone and context to differentiate between the two. Mr Cunninglinguist was speaking with ironic humour!

(Wow, imagine having to know all this in another language. Wilisno, perfectly understandable!)

[Sextus]

Cunninglinguists remark was a pointed rebuttal of those criticising his fetish for sniffing women's soiled underwear. Its tone was undeniably sarcastic. The use of the smiley face at the end was ironic because it contrasted with the hostility of his comment.

Mr Cunninglinguist, can you clear this up? Where you being mean and hostile, or being ironically humourous?

I already know. Ie, you like daty and rimming, maybe the former more than the latter but only you can say!

[IExperiment]

Why wait till she's left the room? It's dirty fun sniffing them while looking her in the eye with a slight grin straight after you've pulled them off her and telling her how much you love her intimate scent.

This the way to do it its filth but not creepy show her how you feel Bracket. Lets not looks Creepy guys sniffing undie behind the WL/ML

[jellyshots]

Well, just as Robert Duvall in Apocolypse Now said:

"I love the smell of napalm in the morning!
It smells like......victory."

Then yes, you could say that the smell of wl's pussy juices in the morning - and in the afternoon - and the night - do smell just like cash -
yours!

mmm, good to know that the girls are earning their keep with my cash.

[CunningLinguist]

Mr Cunninglinguist, can you clear this up? Where you being mean and hostile, or being ironically humourous?

I already know.

Bonjour Mr Sextus,
Pardon my french, but I was being deliberately vague and hoping to communicate humourously on a number of levels:
- If Mr Divine was indeed offended by the topic then I was hoping to prompt him to think about some other practices that are often thought normal amongst the punting fraternity (I was taking a risk he would be in this group) and then to relate them to the topic in question by using an insincere form of politeness, in an ironic way (to take the edge off).
- If Mr Divine was serious and is not into oral then I am afraid that I may have insulted him, if so then I apologise, I'm waiting for the glove slap ...
- If Mr Divine was joking then I was following his lead and entering what I consider to be the realm of absurdity, in a punting forum anyway...
- Dog whistling to the converted ?

Adieu

[CunningLinguist]

Cunninglinguists remark was a pointed rebuttal of those criticising his fetish for sniffing women's soiled underwear. Its tone was undeniably sarcastic. The use of the smiley face at the end was ironic because it contrasted with the hostility of his comment.

I have only posed a question, I have neither confirmed or denied that I do it!

[Sextus]

using an insincere form of politeness, in an ironic way (to take the edge off).

Yes, I see that more clearly now, having now read the previous remarks between you and divine. World Citizen and Wilisno, I can see that it is a little bit closer to what you were thinking than I first thought, but still not there.

Tricky though. And don't worry about being a pedant, I started it, and expression is either right or wrong and this is the only way to find out!