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I was with this girl the other night and from the way she was responding to my skillful caresses, you would have sworn t
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"I was with this girl the other night and from the way she was responding to my skillful caresses, you would have sworn that she was conscious from the top of her head to the tag on her toes"

- Emo Philips

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This quote by Emo Philips is most likely describing a romantic encounter. The speaker is implying that the girl he was with was so responsive to his touch that it appeared as if she was entirely aware of every feeling. He is most likely revealing his surprise and also pleasure at the lady's interest as well as responsiveness. This quote could additionally be interpreted as a boastful statement, as the speaker is indicating that his caresses were so skillful that the woman was entirely submersed in the minute. It could additionally be interpreted as a praise to the woman, as the audio speaker is expressing his admiration for her capacity to be so existing as well as receptive. In general, this quote is likely revealing the speaker's surprise and also satisfaction at the woman's excitement as well as responsiveness.

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Emo Philips This quote is written / told by Emo Philips somewhere between February 7, 1956 and today. He was a famous Comedian from USA. The author also have 34 other quotes.

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