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How To Use get laid In A Sentence

• He just wasn't into material things, but he did like to drink and get laid.
• My biggest fear is not that I will not be able to retire until I am 70 — it is that I will be foced to take retirement get laid-off at 55 and *not* be able to work until I turn 70. The welfare state’s dirty little secret is out
• You might think that a woman going to a whorehouse is a bit desperate, considering that women can get laid whenever they want to be. Men Are Terrible At Being Prostitutes | Manolith
• And Mike, darling, never use the words "coochie" and "funky" in the same sentence if you want to get laid again. TVgasm Recaps
• Or that people with AN just really need to get laid heard that from a former T...that's why she's a *former* T Feeding the enemy
• The plot involves Danny who was born with a nose like an olive, fixes it and tries to fix his life by lying to women just to get laid... and "get laid" is the appropriate terminology, as he is the quintessential chauvinist pig. Carole Mallory: Jennifer Aniston Just Goes With It
• But the shave was the best I have ever had, beating these triple bladed, turbocharged bits of plastic which masquerade as razors, and according to the adverts, guarantee you get laid by some really classy crumpet.
• But also think about dedication so complete that "anybody who strayed from the nest to get laid, or try to get laid, was a traitor. Jesse Kornbluth: Keith Richards Lets It Bleed in 'Life,' 547 Pages of Music And Mayhem
• The landowner gets quick cash, the company gets wood for chips, and workers at local sawmills get laid off.