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The first story is one I shared in the old forum. My wife and kids and I were at my mother-in-law's house for a visit. My wife and I were sleeping on a sofa sleeper in the family room. One morning my mother-in-law got up early and was cooking breakfast for all of us. She ended up buring something, setting off her smoke alarm. I jumped out of bed in a fog and ran to the sound and ended up face to face with her in the kitchen, me fully nude!
Another time I was on a business trip and visiting a college buddy. He is single and lived in a small downtown apartment. I camped out on the sofa. I got warm during the night and threw off the sheet. He woke up before me. He said when he came out of his room, I was lying on my side, had a hardon and was drooling precum. He said it looked like I was having a good dream and my penis was twitching. He had seen me naked many time but not in that state!
OK, men do you have a funny story to share?
Holy crap dude!!! ROTF LMFAO!!!! After the week I've had i REALLY needed that. Thanks dude.
So anyways I was now living with this two party guys. His roommate Johnny was a real ladies man and pretty much had a woman in his room every night of the week. They both owned their own companies while I was an 8 to 5 guy working for someone else. I didn't stay up very late and always got up early to go to work.
So one night I was already in bed when I heard Johnny come home with a lady friend. They went to his room, which was right next to mine, and were having a very loud sexual encounter. I was trying to get to sleep but the kept me up for quite a while. So then I heard someone walking down the hall. My room was right across from the bathroom. Heard them go in there and then come out. But instead of going back to his room Johnny wandered into my room. He was naked and barely had his eyes open. Clearly he was drunk and lost. I had the tv on and was watching is disbelieve as he tried to get into my bed. He was feeling the bed for the edge of the covers to get in. But I was holding them tight so he couldn't get in. I said his name several times. Finally he realized it wasn't his girl calling his name was really confused. I said "wrong room". He laughed and said sorry and went back to his own room.
The next morning when I left for work I noticed a pair of girls boots with spurs on them. That night he wouldn't tell me whom he had in his room.
So a couple nights later we went to a strip club and this dancer came running up to him and gave him a big kiss and wrapped her legs around him. I noticed she was wearing those boots with the spurs. After she left I told him I knew she was the one that had been in his room that night. He couldn't figure out how I knew. Until I told him about the spurs.
He had a long hard day of work and was really tired. He went to bed early and fell into a deep sleep. He woke up to some noise, jumped out of bed and ran into the living room. There he found his fiancee and three of her friends planning their upcoming wedding. He was still in a fog and said he just stood there. After a few seconds, he realized where he was, what he was doing and apologized and went back to bed. His fianee told him the next day that her best friend said "I always thought he was the perfect package but didn't realize how perfect his "package" was when I said it."
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