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I thought it looked somewhat wrong, it’s not exactly something discussed in my usual circles.
And I thought it simply referred to a single person fucking a lot of different people in a row.
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Trust me it’s not something that occurs a lot around me either, but I hear things.
One woman (or man) usually has sex with many men; no matter who initiates it, the “pull a train” reference is to the male point of view. I assumed it to be a lone female, but this definition includes a lone male w/ multiple males also. Who knew? :eek:
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Trust me it’s not something that occurs a lot around me either, but I hear things.
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Didn’t say occur, I said discussed. I know an amazing amount of prudes, and the last time I heard a conversation with anything more than basic standard one on one hetero involved a guy who apparently thought the way to get me to sleep with him was tell me about the parties he went to and hooked up with online. It was really skeevy.
I was planning to look up when I got home from work. Thanks for the link though. But why just the male POV? That doesn’t make sense to me because in my head the guy would be like a single car in the train.. (she’s the head of the train, the cars are like the line of guys waiting to have sex..)
Daytime TV is an absolute fuckin wasteland of total retardation. There’s shitty soap operas, Jerry, Maury, Montel, 800 different bitchy judge shows, and Jeopardy! Um, which of these things is not like the other? Fuck, I need to find a job before I go insane.
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Isn’t she also the one who says the spirits leave messages for the living by dropping pennies for people to find? How creative.
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The one I’d really like to know about is the one who’d had.. what, 10 men on the show and tested to see if they were the baby daddy? And none of them were!This one I saw, god like a year ago and it was a ‘best of..’ type thing doing updates on them all and they’d mentioned her and that they still hadn’t found the daddy and offered to test all the men she wanted to bring on the show until they found the father of her child.
All I could think was ‘damn woman, did you pull a chain when you were ovulating?’
Would anyone know if they found the baby daddy eventually? Or if there’s a site that keeps track of this? It’s horrid of me, but I do want an update on her.[/hijack]
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And then every time it’s not the daddy, she sobs uncontrollably like she’s just heartbroken that it wasn’t…er, what was your name again?
What is up with that? Because they’ve had more than one of those on the show–not that I watch it or anything. Are they prostitutes–really really careless prostitutes? Or just really popular? I can’t even imagine sleeping with 10 men in one year, much less 10 men in one month.
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Wait… those things are real? I thought those shows were like professional wrestling. Everyone knows they’re fake but pretends they don’t?
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Wait… those things are real? I thought those shows were like professional wrestling. Everyone knows they’re fake but pretends they don’t?
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I’m pretty sure they are real. At least some of them, though many are obviously played up. The ten men one? If she is an actress she’d better be getting a TON of money for it because her reputation must be absolutely shot to hell.
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Wait… those things are real? I thought those shows were like professional wrestling. Everyone knows they’re fake but pretends they don’t?
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If only. I know people who’ve worked on the worst of the worst (Springer, Ricki Lake) and they told me there was no acting going on. If anything, they had to ask the guests to tone things down. Though I’m sure there have been a few fakes.
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If she is an actress she’d better be getting a TON of money for it because her reputation must be absolutely shot to hell.
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In some circles, yes. In other circles, she’s more popular than ever.
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If only. I know people who’ve worked on the worst of the worst (Springer, Ricki Lake) and they told me there was no acting going on. If anything, they had to ask the guests to tone things down. Though I’m sure there have been a few fakes.
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More than a few. It’s not like they do any background checks so I am certain that lots of people make shit up just to get on TV.
Several years ago, a Canadian comedy trio managed to get themselves on five or six different talk shows, each time with a very different story. The reported that the staffers talked to them separately and really tried to egg them on to add to the drama.