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Dressed To Grill |
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Mistletoe Angel 
since 2000-12-17
Posts 32816Portland, Oregon |
Dressed To Grill By: Lisping Hibiscus 7/14/04 I'm firin' up, the Weber Baby Q this evenin', yeah! She may be small, but she's saucier than George Foreman, yeah! (No offense, George, I still think you're a lean mean grilling machine!  Awww, thanks!  )Hey hey hey, look who's comin', yeah! She's such a sweet girl, she sure is smokin, yeah! Come on down, darling! my lil' barbecutie, it's polite to kiss the cook, give me a lil' piezoelectricity, set my heart on fire, any way is a thrill, I just wanna see you, . . . dressed to grill! You know I love the taste of your lips, in any kind of marinade, your caress my heart with a basting brush, giving my desires a honey-chutney glaze, Her BTU rating, is off the charts, whoa! Someone call the Fire Department, she's out of control! Come on down, darling! my lil' barbecutie, it's polite to kiss the cook, give me a lil' piezoelectricity, Whether its propane, charcoal or electric, any way is a thrill, I just wanna see you, . . . dressed to grill! Compliments to the chef now, how would you like it? (Relish today, ketchup tomorrow!) Whatever melts your butter! Make sure you top love with pineapple, warm her heart on the chimney starter, If she's done on that side, isn't it time to turn her? Come on down, darling! my lil' barbecutie, it's polite to kiss the cook, give me a lil' piezoelectricity, I love everything about you, any way you do me is a thrill, you just better be... . . . dressed to grill! . . . oh yeah, you know I love it when you're, . . . dressed to grill, . . . dressed to grill! "If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other" Mother Teresa |
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latearrival Member Ascendant
since 2003-03-21
Posts 5499Florida |
This took some thought, good job. latearrival |
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