Subject: Re: [ffml][r1/2][lemon] Riding the Wild Horse
From: Kyle Emmerson
Date: 7/29/1999, 7:45 PM
To: msimmons@bcgroup.net
CC: ffml@fanfic.com

Thank you...

<gag>

Thank you _SO_ much for that... enlightening piece of fiction...

<retch>

Oh, and the fact that my sex drive will be zero for the next two years
straight doesn't help matters much...

<spew!>

<BRAAAAP>

I'll say this much... The _LAST_ time I read something from morbid
curiousity. ^_^

Don't get me wrong.. It was well written & all... But... <shudder>...
Cologne's nipples?! Those two words just don't fit together...

<shudder>

<pops open a bottle of effexor>

<downs the whole bottle>

Happy! <drool>

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