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Can a Queef be held back?

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McMouse | 14:44 Thu 14th Oct 2010 | ChatterBank
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Or does it just happen?
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Avatar Image Mamyalynne
Only on occasions such as these and when the other was otherwise engaged, perhaps with the coachman, wink wink.
16:14 Thu 14th Oct 2010
Avatar Image Bobbisox
lol@mamy
the Coachman is my local pub;-)
16:15 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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air in the vagina !
16:19 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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And they say men are worse than women........Ha!
16:19 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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Tweenies were only allowed to dally with 3rd footmen. 2nd footmen were accommodated by the upstairs maid, whist the 1st footman saw to Her Ladyship.
16:19 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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too much Downton mike ?
16:24 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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Not at all, Mazie, but I'm a great believer in protocol and etiquette.

To return to the original question, I believe a Queef can be held back, but then it becomes a feeuQ.
16:27 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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Darn Mousy! Thought Queefing was going to reach at least 100.
Carry on with the qeefing folk, there's a mark to be reached. :-)
16:41 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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Me too Mike, hence I have no idea what you lot are talking about ;o)
16:45 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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ladies don't make noises vibra :o)
16:47 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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I think there is still some life in this thread. I wonder if there is a verb "to queef"? If so, then the 3rd person singular active indicative would be "queefs". Not so sure about the past tense, though. Would a lady say, "Pardon me, but I have just queefed, queeved or queft"?
16:50 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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If shagging is done right both parties would make noise. :-)
16:51 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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LOL, I'm sure they do :o)
16:56 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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Those who toil throughout the day, thereby missing this, to support those of us who, through reason of illness, old age or extreme idleness can't be arsed to get up and earn our own crust, might like to keep this thread going just a little longer.
21:32 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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It's the "large objects in their toots" that I'm wondering about McM. No amount of gel will make a difference to that. Thank goodness we have TV, radio and pubs for entertainment on hot days nowadays. Unless of course it could be a new craze. I think the chav culture would love it.
21:44 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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What's a "toot"? or does that need a thread all of its own?
21:47 Thu 14th Oct 2010
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Toot is US euphemism for lady parts
10:29 Fri 15th Oct 2010
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vaginal area? why so reticent? say vagina if that is what you mean.
10:34 Fri 15th Oct 2010

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