Memorable Threads

[jw5]

Not memorable forummers, past and present, but rather memorable threads or thread titles.
I don't have any particularly memorable threads in the past 10 years (including in delphi and here) but I would like to think that I had 2 memorable thread titles. At least memorable to me.

1. "Who gives your cock a rise?" - which got plenty of responses on which chiobu (or hunk as the case may be) turns you on in particular.

2. "Balls Draining Sex" - which got responses from people who wanted to recount the great experiences of having their balls drained from having supersex.

Btw, these 2 threads were started after the forum in delphi became "non-sexual" in nature, and I think they were soon removed by Sam or some moderator. But didn't stop me from being damn proud of them.

Any memorable threads or thread titles that you have posted or that you remember?
(Please don't post HC's picture or mention madmansg's rantings about NS killing SG or about leethasar going to eat laksa. Thanks.)

 

[red amoeba]

threads that i like:

a. tales from istana by Dom the Clown
b. diary of dragon prince --

 

[SIFU]

Re: most pervert things done?

this thread over at the other site is

 

[scroobal]

Police scandals by loaded88. He seemed to have disappeared. Anyone got the link. Sumiko affair revealed here as well.

 

[jw5]

threads that i like:

a. tales from istana by Dom the Clown
b. diary of dragon prince --

Hahaha bro amoeba,
I remember these too, agree that they are memorable.

 

[jw5]

Re: most pervert things done?

this thread over at the other site is

Isn't this from the sex forum?
I mean those threads from sam's coffeeshop forums, either here or previously in delphi.

 

[jw5]

Police scandals by loaded88. He seemed to have disappeared. Anyone got the link. Sumiko affair revealed here as well.

His disappearance may not be a good sign. Or he may be using a different nick and talking about other things these days.
Perhaps one day our dear columnist will reveal everything about her life in one of her weekend columns, she seems to be getting very "philosophical" these days, a little bit like someone else that we know. I don't read her articles these days, but I do a quick scan to make sure that she doesn't reveal anything interesting.