Lazily I sit naked on my favorite carved antique chair,
by the writing table, fully immersed in Kamsutra zen,
the randy one barges in, with a smile,euphemistically reprimands:
"Man, have a heart, your ****** is being unfairly wasted again"
Mar 18, 2016
Mar 18, 2016 at 6:58 AM UTC
Lazily I sit naked on my favorite carved antique chair,
by the writing table, fully immersed in Kamsutra zen,
the randy one barges in, with a smile,euphemistically reprimands:
"Man, have a heart, your ****** is being unfairly wasted again"
He wasn't woken up to the applied ****** economics,
till his counterpart poked fun of wasting resources
that obey the "law of marginal diminishing utility"
.(which in short means , it's sweetest at the earliest)
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