how to freak out the mailman

[kat_rowe]

i get a lot of books on a wide variety of subjects, some as research for writing and some just because the subjects fascinate me. i get most of them in the mail since the internet is the land of insane bargains, and the mailman knows how excited i always get about getting a new one and he always asks what my research fad of the moment is. most of

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[kat_rowe]

I can come across as fairly repressed and straight-laced. Most people don't expect me to randomly profess enthusiasm over group sex ;p

*hug*

[kat_rowe]

i know; i'm a freak :)

[skidmo]

eeheehee. Oh, man. My dad was a mailman for years. I can't imagine his response to something like that.

[kat_rowe]

probably would have looked something like this:

[ehowton]

My father is a rural-route postman. THE STORIES I HAVE HEARD OVER THE YEARS!

So, it breaks down like this: You're awesome - end of story.

[kat_rowe]

lol. now you have me wanting to hear these stories ;p

[ehowton]

Ask me about it on my blog sometime - prolly not age appropriate for yours :P

[kat_rowe]

lmao. this is why you always want to make sure "ships discretely" is clearly stated somewhere on the website, yes?

[doylefan22]

You know he walked away thinking 'omg! what goes on in her house?!' :D

[kat_rowe]

yeah, especially since he knows I frequently have people over for "game night" ;p

[doylefan22]

If you ever catch him peering in your windows you know why ;)

[kat_rowe]

well, the strip-Risk tournaments should raise his eyebrows ;p

[diviniaserit]

HAH! I bet his expression was priceless! Your conversation definitely made me smile!

[kat_rowe]

i sometimes forget that things my internet chat friends (*pets Magnus*) think are fit topics of conversation really aren't for Muggles, lol