Something Hard Between My Legs Ep185
🏍️Hayabusa, Poop, Basil, Dill, Dolphin🐬, Busa not P@#sy
I strapped my hands across his engines. Riding on the Hayabusa is hot! The sound of the 194 HP engine, the gentle vibrations, the power is intoxicating. Karen loves the galley floor, a little too much, but nice. It's always great to see dolphins swimming free.
Boat maintenance is ever present. Trying to keep the deck pristine is a workout. Bird poop tends to stain the deck. Maybe that's where "poop deck" came from. Our dill and basil are really growing. Karen is jumping for joy and exercise. Why do people abandon boats? Some just leave them to rot others store them in a slip to rot. Sad.
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Par Hagstrom -Snakes and Fire
Magnus Ringblom – Sightseeing (Latin Version)
Roy Edwin Williams – Sea Breeze
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Steve and Karen: The professor and the vixen navigating their 56ft French ketch, Isabella, through the forensic refit and turquoise waters of the Florida Keys in 2026.
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