The Winners of the French Antique Guessing Game

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Your witty, funny, outrageous, delicious, sentimental, down right naughty responses to the French Antique Guessing Game amuse me so much so that I have a hard time just picking one creative guess. If you haven't read yesterday's comment section please do, a chuckle will be yours as well as a eye rising, "Yeah that could have been the answer."

Wanda sent me an email with her response French Antique Guessing Game:

"(It is) A diaphragm case for a petite woman."
 
I would have never guessed or thought of that in a million years or more."
 
 
And it seems Wanda and Cindy were on the same page as Cindy's response was:

"This is a T. T. We all know that French men were known for their abilities in the bedroom — known for their lustiness, and their preparedness to participate in such activities. But France can become quite chilly in winter and, uh-hum, that quick preparedness could quite vanish if, eh-hmm, that male's nether regions were too chilly. So, he carried his handy T. T. (testicle toaster) in various pockets, moving it closer and closer to the, huh-tmm, area between the legs as he needed to in wintry weather. Such a T. T. was stuffed by the man's valet with medium hot coals, and originally had a chain to help the man move this orb about his pockets discreetly. Traveling by unheated carriage or walking through snowy streets, this ingenious man could smile to himself, knowing that he would be, uh-ho, ready on the spot. Salacious trysts happened often in these carriages and what was a man to do if he was, oh-dear, "too cold" for quick, on the spot action? Or if the husband was expected soon, and the man had just arrived from quite cold conditions, the man could enter his lady's boudoir, and quickly, uh-yes, do the deed! Quite an invaluable device wouldn't you say?"

 

Naughty girls, since Santa might not bring you something send me your address and I will for winning with such creative, outrageous guesses.

and

Marilyn guessed it first with the correct response…

"You put something small and warm inside

and tuck it into your pocket

to keep your hand warm on a cold day."

The something small and warm would be water.

xoxo

Thank you, all of you, for your guesses! 

 



Comments

7 responses to “The Winners of the French Antique Guessing Game”

  1. Too funny! Marilyn’s response sounded so logical and practical, but I figured it had to be something more complicated, lol.

  2. Amazing! I won! I can’t believe it. Good guess for sure.

  3. If Cindy ever decides to write a Romance Novel–let me know, I’d LOVE to read it! REALLY!

  4. Hilarious! The responses are always worth their weight in gold.

  5. Jacklynn Lantry

    Wanda and Cindy need to get together and write a book!

  6. GOOD GOD!
    SHE HAS IMAGINATION!!!!!!!!!
    MERRY CHRISTMAS…….

  7. I’ve been thinking of writing quite the, uh-hmm, mildly scandalous romance, and Corey’s guessing game gave me an chance I just couldn’t deny!
    P.S. Corey, I can’t get to your email through my antiquated laptop. My email address is cmmcniel@surewest.net

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