JD's bazaar

[doe.1971]

Glamping with Aloy

Adorned with her new heavy iron jewelries, Aloy has no choice but keep the troupe happy around the fire. Her travel to her new workplace can be made a nightmare if she doesn't.




I reached page 200! Wow.

[doe.1971]

Duyster 2021. A quirky movie about a group of teens on the track of a medieval torturer that lives in the present and is still going medieval on people. A nice Judas cradle, some hot iron play and complete nudity. Thanks God for small favors! And no pesky rescuers!

And because only Jarpi and DarkRoomBob understand Dutch, there are subtitles in Spanish. The most spoken language in US (to quote smth from Married with Children).





https://www.mediafire.com/file/0efuzwng ... c.mkv/file

[yyy02]

Duyster 2021. A quirky movie about a group of teens on the track of a medieval torturer that lives in the present and is still going medieval on people. A nice Judas cradle, some hot iron play and complete nudity. Thanks God for small favors! And no pesky rescuers!

And because only Jarpi and DarkRoomBob understand Dutch, there are subtitles in Spanish. The most spoken language in US (to quote smth from Married with Children).
...

Euro-made, with medieval tendencies, eh? Just up my alley! And a nicely busty victim, to boot!
Thank you for sharing.
And congrats on the 200 page milestone.

[LLL]

Duyster 2021. A quirky movie about a group of teens on the track of a medieval torturer that lives in the present and is still going medieval on people. A nice Judas cradle, some hot iron play and complete nudity. Thanks God for small favors! And no pesky rescuers!

And because only Jarpi and DarkRoomBob understand Dutch, there are subtitles in Spanish. The most spoken language in US (to quote smth from Married with Children).





https://www.mediafire.com/file/0efuzwng ... c.mkv/file

Hey, thank you for completely forgetting about me...

[doe.1971]

Hey, thank you for completely forgetting about me...

I was in Amsterdam not long ago and the local guide told how it sounds to say 'I love you' in Dutch. Something like Klingonian, full of gutural half-spits and hoarse hawking of loogies. He end up saying that they have some of the highest divource rate in EU.

All that being considered, I'd prefer not to dwell on your expertise in this field. Two faux pas in less than two days is unbecoming.

[LLL]

Hey, thank you for completely forgetting about me...

I was in Amsterdam not long ago and the local guide told how it sounds to say 'I love you' in Dutch. Something like Klingonian, full of gutural half-spits and hoarse hawking of loogies. He end up saying that they have some of the highest divource rate in EU.

All that being considered, I'd prefer not to dwell on your expertise in this field. Two faux pas in less than two days is unbecoming.

In Antwerpen we have also some charming sentences about kissing peculiar body parts

[BobDarkroom]

Hey, thank you for completely forgetting about me...

I was in Amsterdam not long ago and the local guide told how it sounds to say 'I love you' in Dutch. Something like Klingonian, full of gutural half-spits and hoarse hawking of loogies. He end up saying that they have some of the highest divource rate in EU.

All that being considered, I'd prefer not to dwell on your expertise in this field. Two faux pas in less than two days is unbecoming.

I must say that the way some Dutch people speak also sounds Klingonian to us over here in Flanders
BTW, I may be wrong but I think that besides Jarpi and me there are more people here who speak Dutch or Flemish, LLL seems to be Belgian as well and I think I know what sentences used in Antwerpen he's referring to although I'm from Ghent where we also have similar sentences in our dialect that the Dutch wouldn't even understand

[LLL]

Hey, thank you for completely forgetting about me...

I was in Amsterdam not long ago and the local guide told how it sounds to say 'I love you' in Dutch. Something like Klingonian, full of gutural half-spits and hoarse hawking of loogies. He end up saying that they have some of the highest divource rate in EU.

All that being considered, I'd prefer not to dwell on your expertise in this field. Two faux pas in less than two days is unbecoming.

I must say that the way some Dutch people speak also sounds Klingonian to us over here in Flanders
BTW, I may be wrong but I think that besides Jarpi and me there are more people here who speak Dutch or Flemish, LLL seems to be Belgian as well and I think I know what sentences used in Antwerpen he's referring to although I'm from Ghent where we also have similar sentences in our dialect that the Dutch wouldn't even understand

Born inAntwerp (Mortsel, exactly)been living in Italy since many, many years.

[doe.1971]

The new protection of the site, albeit welcome, requires to re-enter the credentials at every single visit. Kinda of annoying.

[doe.1971]

When I was in Ghent I made a beeline to the Gravensteen fortress. While all the flow of tourists spent time in the halls and riding the walls, I went straight to the torture room. Not bad.

Anyway, forgot the reason I came in.