No, that's not for me.

It's not a bad thing to be honest. To me, a girl that is a virgin is a girl that can share my inexperience (also a virgin). A girl that isn't can teach me hot to be a better lover. :)

I for one haven't written anything yet. I plan to, and I really hope that most of the people will come for the stories, not because of my pic. But, to answer your question, I don't really care if a guy has an avi of a girl or not. I just kind of feel sorry for guys who do that. They want the profile views or the bazilian friends. I'm here for different reasons. So there.

Meh, I could go either way on that.

Being pale or not doesn't really matter to me. Beauty is how you act not how you look...well how you look helps but you get what I mean :)

Honestly would be a bit afraid of them. I've never met anyone who has had any, so I would be afraid of hurting them. That's not to say I would hate them, I'm just not sure.

The sound of cars as they drive by when the boat unloads in the night.

The sound of boat and fog horns blasting through the fog in the early morning.

The sound of water lapping up on the shore.

The sound of darkness just before the dawn, when the first birds wake and call out to the day.

The sounds I make in my mind to create he world's within books.

The sound of laugher that family and friends make. Not during a party, but that quiet period after the party, when all those who are left are those who matter.

The sound of church bells calling out.

The sound of wind blowing over hills of long grass.

The sound of....well, you get the idea.

I've never measured mine because I really don't know how to do it properly. I've haven't had sex (yet) so I can't tell. So, I guess this really doesn't fall to me to answer. But I just want to be counted in the fact that I'm ok with not knowing how big or thick it is.

I'm a Baboon! lol Not a bad choice if I do say so myself.

Aah, the lighter side of the animal kingdom. It takes brains to be quick witted and amusing and the baboon has plenty of them. But, these are also affectionate creatures, and if you were to watch a family of baboons at play, you'd be struck by the relaxed attitude and the constant touching that goes on between them. There is also a very clear hierarchy in the baboon family. Parents rule the roost, ever ready to teach and chastise misbehaving youngsters, and the husband assumes his role as dominant male. But the ideal of all work and no play makes the baboon's skin crawl, so games and lighthearted fun remain the primary focus of its genteel life.

Baboon personalities come in all shapes and sizes, but are usually powerfully built smaller individuals with bright appealing eyes. Intelligent and shrewd, they are highly adaptable individuals, and as students of the lighter side of life there is nothing they enjoy more than indulging in complicated practical jokes or impromptu comedic performances.

Arguably, they are neither handsome nor plain, and their robust personalities are engaging and charming. Little value is placed on physical exertion and they have a tendency to gain weight in later life. Their most noticeable physical characteristic is an elastic and expressive face, and with their animated communication style they delight in being the center of attention.

Intensely social animals, they work hard to maintain their large, well-run families and insist on order in their households -- brooking no disagreement from their mates or children. They'll never back down from a physical confrontation, although they are rarely aggressive towards members of their own family. When threatened, they are formidable fighters and even larger animal personalities think twice before initiating conflict.

Disdain for physical work leaves them dissatisfied with manual labor unless it contains a strong creative component. In fact, the Kung people of Southern Africa believe that baboons are able to talk but are careful not to let people hear them, lest they be made to work. However, their curious nature makes them perfect for investigative work or journalism. Ultimately however, they only find true happiness when performing as comedians or actors. They function best during the daylight hours, preferring to spend nights quietly in the company of their family.

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