Pages 9 to 16 and 47 to 56 were missing. To compensate Pages 25 to 40 were in twice.
The polythene bag is much thicker than normal. Interesting...
Quote from: geraldc on 08 November, 2010, 11:37:46 pmThe polythene bag is much thicker than normal. Interesting...Verily, it is the Trojan of the magazine packaging world
There still is. They're meant for large penises.
Quote from: Hummers on 09 November, 2010, 01:25:20 amQuote from: geraldc on 08 November, 2010, 11:37:46 pmThe polythene bag is much thicker than normal. Interesting...Verily, it is the Trojan of the magazine packaging world Strangely enough, in 60s America, there was a condom called Trojan. It was known for its robust construction.
Arrivee n'est arrive pas.
Quote from: Hummers on 09 November, 2010, 01:25:20 amQuote from: geraldc on 08 November, 2010, 11:37:46 pmThe polythene bag is much thicker than normal. Interesting...Verily, it is the Trojan of the magazine packaging world Of course the british Dreadnought was a real battleship of a condom.Strangely enough, in 60s America, there was a condom called Trojan. It was known for its robust construction.
I've been stroking mine for days.
Strangely enough, in 60s America, there was a condom called Trojan. It was known for its robust construction.
Got mine yesterday. I also received the version that appears to have been assembled by somebody wearing boxing gloves AKA "Arrivee - The Groundhog Day edition".
Quote from: Y L G on 10 November, 2010, 11:50:58 amGot mine yesterday. I also received the version that appears to have been assembled by somebody wearing boxing gloves AKA "Arrivee - The Groundhog Day edition". Glad I'm not alone
I canna understand why Eck and the Pingus in the frozen North have received their Arrivees and mine is lost in the system somewhere even tho' I'm right in the centre of Scotland.