Stuck Couple
Adulterous couple gets stuck in sports car and has to be cut out by the fire department.
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Cement in Lover’s Car Revenge?
Did a man fill a Cadillac supposedly belonging to his wife's lover with concrete?
The Fart in the Dark
A young lady on a date breaks wind in private, only to find out it wasn't quite so private.
Tablecloth Zipped into Pants
A young man having dinner with his fiancee's parents zips the tablecloth into his pants.
Fur Coat Exchanged
A cheating wife's attempt explain away the mink given to her by her lover goes awry.
Lottery Liar
After being tricked into believing he's won the lottery, a man makes startling admissions prior to walking out on those closest to him.
Bryan Winter Letter
Is a woman getting her own back on the fellow who sent her a brush-off e-mail by circulating it far and wide?
Nude Surprise Party
Boss is surprised by birthday party guests at secretary's apartment after disrobing for sex.
Wedding Dress Guy
Did a man lists his ex-wife's wedding dress on eBay with a hilarious offer of sale?
RV Revenge
A wife traps her husband and his mistress in an RV.
Man Invoices Date
Man invoices his date for half the cost of dinner?
Frozen to the Car
A girl freezes her naked ass to her date's car on their first (and last) date.
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