Offers DYLF dot com

[reclad]

[size=+1]Offer is now CLOSED. Thank you[/size]

[size=+1]DYLF dot com[/size]​

Informed colleagues tell me that the MIDDLE TWO letters of this
4L pronouncable can be interpreted as:

You'd Like/Love (to)​

I've got ideas on what the first letter could be.
But that last letter eludes me, even though I'm told
that adults should have some suggestions.

Feel free to post your thoughts to help me out.
Lets see...
Dams you'd like to Fish... nah ...
Dates You'd like to Forget... nah...
Daughters You'd like to Forget... nah...
What on earth could that last letter be ... ?

 

[VTEC]

Destroy Your Last Fag - website about "How to give up smoking"

Double Your Length Fast or your Lungs, lol

 

[FogFever]

Domains You'd Like to Find

 

[tetrapak]

For perv domainers: Domains You'd Like to F.

 

[FogFever]

Domain You'd Love to Flip

 

[reclad]

Destroy Your Last Fag - website about "How to give up smoking"

Notwithstanding the fag=cigarette interpretation, I believe you've
highlighted another possible dimension to this domain's Adult possibilities.

For that I'm truly indebted VTEC.

Still not convinced though that 'fag' is the word I'm looking for. :?:

 

[VTEC]

Notwithstanding the fag=cigarette interpretation, I believe you've
highlighted another possible dimension to this domain's Adult possibilities.

For that I'm truly indebted VTEC.

Still not convinced though that 'fag' is the word I'm looking for. :?:

I was only giving you an idea Sorry, I'm not a native english speaker, so it's not that easy to find something that will make sense

 

[FogFever]

How about this for adult:

do you like fellatio?

 

[reclad]

I was only giving you an idea Sorry, I'm not a native english speaker, so it's not that easy to find something that will make sense

Your english is fine VTEC. k:

fag=cigarette is probably more widely used in 'Queens' english (ie. UK, Australia, New Zealand etc.) these days.

There's an old saying about the US and the UK etc. being similar people, but separated by a common language.

I suspect the use of 'fag' is an example of that.

Cheers.

 

[VTEC]

fag=cigarette is probably more widely used in 'Queens' english (ie. UK, Australia, New Zealand etc.) these days.

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