KLPD
n.— «We reached the climax, and I that its time and held by the hips while she was bent and pressed fully into her arse and grabbed her tits. She reacted and said stop. I will complain etc—I stopped, and she left with a remark “bathroom mein maza kar lena.” I said that what a klpd, and said maybe I went too far.» —“A long long time ago” by Vikram DesiFantasy.com (India) Mar. 4, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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