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Thursday, February 13, 2014

Greetings Laff Lovers,

I remember the first Valentine's Day that my wife and I were married. I bought her lingerie and an expensive bottle of perfume and took her downtown for dinner.

This Friday I have something slightly less ambitious planned, like finally replacing the ballcock in the master bathroom toilet. You know I read somewhere that between married couples doing chores is a form of foreplay. If that is true then a ballcock replacement should at least earn some attention for my balls and cock.

Handily,

TZ

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