Mr. and Mrs. Hosehead
Mr. and Mrs. Hosehead
I became a hosehead a few weeks ago. Now my wife will become an official hosehead in a few days.
Anymore hosehead couples out there. How are things working out? Any interesting stories or advice to share?
Too bad they do not make one machine that both of us could use.
Hunter1
Anymore hosehead couples out there. How are things working out? Any interesting stories or advice to share?
Too bad they do not make one machine that both of us could use.
Hunter1
- j.a.taylor
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Re: Mr. and Mrs. Hosehead
I'm trying to picture this one (if my wife were a hosehead), and it's coming across quite funny.Hunter1 wrote:Too bad they do not make one machine that both of us could use.
Hunter1
Our legs have gotten tangled together while we sleep, but our hoses? She'd twist my air supply off and suffocate me for sure. The girl moves around a lot.
I think I'd rather stick to two machines
John A. Taylor
I just want to know if you end up getting frisky with your masks on.
Try not to burn out your machines with all that heavy breathing!
LOL,
Barbara
Try not to burn out your machines with all that heavy breathing!
LOL,
Barbara
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