business with pleasure
business with pleasure by Catholicism February 29, 2016
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mixing business with pleasure
I always make sure not to eat or drink anything for several hours prior to meeting a new chick, to avoid the risk of mixing business with pleasure.
mixing business with pleasure by QuacksO May 14, 2019
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business with pleasure • mixing business with pleasure • its been a business doing pleasure with you • Business with a capital D • do the business with • ..like it or not you are going to have to deal with someone this week who, to put it mildly, is not your cup of tea. You cannot avoid doing business with them but you can prep yourself not to react to their stupidity and selfishness for fucks off sake... • with the business • business • business class • business-suicide
mixing business with pleasure
Refers to da "stirring in" of a "measure" of apparently-legitimate "triple-D" or "diligent desk-dude" labor --- i.e., "pencil-pusher" activity by a male employee in a corporate-office setting --- to hide his actual purpose for being there --- i.e., being delightfully relieved of da "lead in his pencil" by receiving a handjob and/or blowjob by da company's hot receptionist wif "triple-D" chest-pillowz who's hunkered down underneath da desk of said seemingly-dedicated office-worker, and whose main "business" is delivering said "pleasure".
Seeing how voluptuously-attractive and luscious-lipped a company's front clerk is can indeed be excellent motivation for taking a desk-job there for da opportunity of "mixing business with pleasure", but you would want to make sure dat there is a "modesty panel" built into da front of da desk dat dey give you to work at, so dat said "forbidden pleasures" have a better chance of being concealed from view!
mixing business with pleasure by QuacksO April 19, 2026
its been a business doing pleasure with you
the word describes it.
it is not its been a pleasure doing business with you, if you are reading this you know what i talkin' bout man.
it is not its been a pleasure doing business with you, if you are reading this you know what i talkin' bout man.
Man: How much will that be?
P:200 dollars
Man: okey dokey
P: its been a business doing pleasure with you.
P:200 dollars
Man: okey dokey
P: its been a business doing pleasure with you.
its been a business doing pleasure with you by business doin' pleasure w/ u March 12, 2009
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