Sorry about my english. As you can read in my sig, I'm not a native speaker and Im not living in an english speaking country so my language will be a bit weird sometimes Hope it'll get better ...
Nape is an English word, and you're using it correctly. I should know-I'm an English teacher! Except we'll usually say 'the nape of the neck' as a phrase.
Thanks for the tip. I'll try to remember to use it as a phrase next time. Anyway, when I said that my language could sound a bit weird sometimes I meant, that when you talk in a foreign language sometimes even if you use the right words or grammar you're not really " talking the language" because you could use words that nobody uses anymore. (and as an english teacher you should know that in english you've got a lot of these words). So if there's a more common word to describe the back of the neck I'll be happy to know....
Reminds me, I used to blindfold and tie up this one girl, and then just rub my john thomas all over her. If I wasn't careful, she'd cum from getting her tits fucked, or from rubbing my cock behind her knees or on her neck.
oh my god, you called it a john thomas... hahaha, i have a friend with that name and he is a model christian, just got married.... oh man that's hilarious to me.
Sorry, all OT, but I had to get in on this one... "John thomas" is an oldie. I think it's from victorian times or before. Comes from the same group as "peter" and "willy". I got a laugh out of "manservant" from the Blackadder series. "Well, just pop your manservant out here on the table and we'll have a look." And DQ an English teacher? Damn, dude! Serious respect! I have the degree, but decided that I'd never be able to teach want I wanted and jumped ship.