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A BUBBLE? Maybe I need a hearing aid?!

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DougS
Florida
I was with my new fav (call her EB for Exotic Beauty) the other day in the club - just our second time together. The club is always loud (yeah, no surprise) and my hearing IS getting worse (I approach the big 50 next year), but something she said during our session left me with the "Aflac Duck" expression on my face a la the Yogi Berra commercial a few years back.

We had a particularly hot session, during which time I think we both lost some control and really went at it. (probably some world class acting was observed, as she appeared to climax a few times) Anyhow, as we were catching our breath and slowing things down, she whispered something like "I enjoyed your bubble... you have a NICE bubble"

HUH?! If she were referring to my cock, I think calling it a bubble is a bit insulting. A bubble sort of implies something small that barely sticks up. I'm not BIG, but I could almost hold a half-dozen donuts without using my hands.

A bubble?! Anyone ever hear anything like that? Should I feel insulted, or was it a compliment?

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MarkShadow06
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14 years ago
sounds like U just heard her worng.
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Philip A. Stein
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14 years ago
I bet she said bank account.
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SuperDude
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14 years ago
Does he eat doughnuts off the pole?
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SuperDude
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14 years ago
Damn I meant "she."
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DougS
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14 years ago
SD: I knew what you meant.. (and had a chuckle). I can only hope she will at some point eat SOMEthing off the pole, even if it's just her own saliva! But then again, she might not be interested in eating anything off of a bubble...

PAS: could be bank account.. would rather that, than having her thinking that I'm so small it could be considered a bubble!
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samsung1
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14 years ago
I have heard of bubble butts but not bubble dicks
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inno123
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14 years ago
The music is so lound in most clubs she most likely could have said anything.

But definitly if she wanted her comment to get a rise out of a guy she should have said bulge instead of bubble.
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troop
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14 years ago
she's really a rocket scientist, she was talking about the hubble ;)


seriously, if you're not sure of what she said or meant, why didn't you just ask her?
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DougS
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14 years ago
Inno: you know, I tried to think of what she MIGHT have said, if it wasn't bubble, but nothing came to mind. Your suggested "bulge" makes the most sense. In a noisy situation, bulge could sound like bubble - sort of.

Troop: yeah, that would have been the best approach. lesson learned!
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MisterGuy
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14 years ago
bubble: A wad/sum of cash that should be used to pay legitimate expenses such as bills or rent, but instead is spent on questionable activities like drinking, drugs and new gear.
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10inches
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14 years ago
she probably said she like "Michael Buble (the singer)
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rockie
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14 years ago
Unless she considers your two being together in whatever lap dance arrangement as being "in the bubble"!
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shadowcat
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14 years ago
Bundle?
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TommyMoney
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14 years ago
She more than likely said: "I enjoyed you, Bundy...you're really nice, Bundy." Now just hope to hell she was referencing Al and not Ted.
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georgmicrodong
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14 years ago
Maybe she just likes that you're a level headed guy.
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Prim0
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14 years ago
What rhymes with Bubble that could be related to the context...

nubble
chubble
Kabul
rubble
trouble
juggle
double
stubble

Not to many of these are in your favor though...
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DougS
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14 years ago
Thanks for pointing that out, Primo! [wink]
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rockie
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14 years ago
Hubble for your telescopic space probe!
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