Dragon

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Apr 24, 2003
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Good question. I'm sure guys would love it if they found out a girl "jerked off" to him. As for girls, I don't think they think the same way. I was watching the Howerd Stern show a few hours ago and they had the 3 chicks from American Pie 2 on it. Some fan who was in love with Tara Reid was asked if he jerked off to her. He said yes, and she was like "eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew".
:lol:

Would you like if a random girl confessed that to you?
 

Bisco

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Nov 21, 2005
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Good question. I'm sure guys would love it if they found out a girl "jerked off" to him. As for girls, I don't think they think the same way. I was watching the Howerd Stern show a few hours ago and they had the 3 chicks from American Pie 2 on it. Some fan who was in love with Tara Reid was asked if he jerked off to her. He said yes, and she was like "eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew".
:lol: :lol: thats text book stuff!! i have to agree with u though on the general idea it does'nt work the same thats for sure. the fact is women are as horny as men! men generally assume women dont think about the same perverted things we think of. so there are chicks out there who also use imagination :D :p
 

Bisco

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Nov 21, 2005
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I drink Dasani all the time but I've never seen it flavored before.
same here i never knew they had flavoured water. they had issues with there bottles here in egypt last year or the one before that so they got off to the wrong foot but now they r doing well but we dont get the flavoured water just yet.
 

Ford Prefect

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May 28, 2009
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Prior to the launch, an article in The Grocer trade magazine had mentioned that the source of the Dasani brand water was in fact treated tap water from Sidcup, a suburban development in London. By early March 2004, the mainstream press had picked up on the story[9] and it became widely reported that Sidcup tap water was being treated, bottled and sold under the Dasani brand name in the UK.[5] Although Coca-Cola never implied that the water was being sourced from a spring or other natural source, they marketed it as being especially "pure". This led the Food Standards Agency to request Hillingdon trading standards officers to launch an investigation into whether the claim was accurate.[10]
 

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