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julia_sevin December 24 2009, 05:38:22 UTC
Is that supposed to be reverse psychology? "Wasn't worth the wait." Meaning: don't bother waiting? Or meaning sex is awful and not worth even pursuing by chaste means? I'm bewildered.

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mothwentbad December 24 2009, 05:50:05 UTC
I was confused by that myself, and then I invented an interpretation: waiting a real long time to have super-hot destiny love forever sex isn't worth it, and you might as well start goin' at it whenever, because it ain't like your imagination and the movies anyway.

I guess.

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nihilistic_kid December 24 2009, 06:03:39 UTC
He means, "Wrong hole."

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mothwentbad December 24 2009, 06:46:23 UTC
?

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rogerdr December 24 2009, 08:09:31 UTC
Practice makes...well, better, anyway. Whoever thought up the 'wait until marriage' idea must have waited until marriage or died a virgin. It's just plain stupid to wait until rings have been exchanged, vows made, and contracts have been signed to find out that you and your partner are not compatible.

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mothwentbad December 24 2009, 16:40:37 UTC
Well, it might make sense if you don't have birth control. But now, not so much.

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ladyelaine December 24 2009, 13:43:30 UTC
Yeah, it does take some practice before you and your partner become attuned to each other. So in a way, it is worth the wait!

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a_tergo_lupi December 24 2009, 15:37:58 UTC
Too bad it's from a joke site :(

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mothwentbad December 24 2009, 16:39:51 UTC
Oh, shit. It looked so legit to me. :(

I thought maybe the movie business was all open and honest all of a sudden.

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shaptastic December 24 2009, 22:11:20 UTC
The Huffington Post is one of the most well-known blogs, but that's all it is. The first time I came across it I thought it was legit, too. But this is still pretty funny.

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