>I go to Glasgow every few months (and since Buchanan Street is just
>>beside the bus and train stations, I usually walk down it) but I
>>don't remember a display like that. Can you remember what the shop >>was?
>>I can't remember the name of the shop but it is a very large
>>clothing shop. It is on the side of the street away from Central
>>Station -- not sure if it's N,S,E,W side just further away from >>Central Station.
Thanks, I enjoy using a sewing machine in real life to make lovely skirts that I wear whilst trolling Waverly station for guys with haggis sized c**ks. The thought of lifting their warm sporram's and gently sucking their swollen balls knowing that soon they will explode into my mouth, well it makes me a wee bit chuffed.
Did you see any of the C.R. Mackintosh stuff in Glasgow museums? There's some neat textile stuff in the People's Palace Museum too (it's in what used to be the weaving district) and I love to copy their patterns so it will attract more butch guys. You know, I luv guys who are strong and know what they want. They have a higher concentration of sperm which makes their penis much harder which is better for cornholing me arse or deepthroating me tonsils.
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