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1. No problem
2. Nipple play
2. Ad on craigslist: Horny bottom looking for hung top or tops to have fun with. I travel to you and we have some hot fun.

Looking from vanilla to wild, just ask if you want to do anything. Some things I might be interested bondage tag team tied filmed hood harness leather group dp np ff ass play

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Send stats pic and what your looking to get into.
NP by El filosofo February 1, 2015

kangaroo rat

A pejorative term for Australians.
Kangaroo rats are no better than the sand niggers or kikes!
kangaroo rat by El filosofo June 9, 2012
I was born in ozzy, but I grew up in the US.
ozzy by El filosofo June 8, 2012
Literally "height weight proportionate".

In fact 'hwp' is an acronym typically used as a euphemism for "overweight or obese, but not morbidly obese".

"hwp" is generally substituted for actual numbers, hiding the person's actual weight. Most people who claim to be hwp are overweight or obese, but not super extremely fat. Skinny people and thin people never claim to be hwp in personal ads, though they fit the literal definition.
"How much do I weigh? Let's just say I am HWP."

"I'm never answering another craigslist ad without knowing how much the person actually weighs! No more HWP guys for me!"

"Don't call me HWP, I'm in good shape!"
hwp by El filosofo September 9, 2010
Euphemism for 'FAT at as a goddamn cow.' A very very fat cow.
My wife is a thick woman.

(People often describe themselves as "thick" in personal ads.)
thick by El filosofo May 18, 2010

green-screening

Green-screening occurs when a company pretends to be socially responsible despite obvious and clearly irresponsible practices.

For example, British Petroleum and Exxon Mobile are two of the dirtiest, environmentally destructive companies on the planet. But they air commercials designed to counteract this image.
Exxon Mobile is just green-screening! They aren't exploring alternative energy like they claim!
green-screening by El filosofo March 3, 2010
Noun. Spanglish. Combination of 'salsa' and 'sauce'. 'Salsa' is Spanish for 'sauce'.
Would you like some salce with your burrito?
salce by El filosofo February 16, 2010