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Alfred Kinsey[/url]]"Alfred Kinsey measured the distance of ejaculation in some hundred of men. In three-quarters of men, the semen exuded from the penis; in other males the semen may be propelled from a matter of some inches to a foot or two, or even as far as five or six and (rarely) eight feet. Masters and Johnson report ejaculation distance to be not greater than 30–60 cm (1-2 feet). Distance of ejaculation however, has nothing to do with sexual functioning, as during penetration of penis in vagina the distance of ejaculation plays no role. Dribbling of semen from the penis is usually sufficient for impregnation."
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Online "fuckbuddy" is a misnomer. It's ridiculous. Just stop.


I fully agree. It's like claiming that you've climbed Mount Everest because you once saw an immersive documentary about it.
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Including four? Live free or die hard? Pg13 die hard?


Haha, what a douchey bad-boy wannabe: "I watch R-rated movies exclusively, look at how fucking hardcore I am."

Besides, they're all rated 13+ here in Quebec without an exception. See, you're only hardcore in your own puritanical US of A.

And yeah, I happen to love the fourth installment.
I'm not particularly fond of the word 'coitus' either... makes you sound like such a massive cunt.
Sprite brings a smile to my face every time I spot one of her posts, may that be for her kindness, humor or overall magnificence.

She's like a rainbow that's just as wondrous as it is mystifying... you really have to know her to believe that so much awesomeness can exist in a person.


Hooray for Sprite! (imminent belly-farts party)


Having to justify my farts.

I don't even feel like partaking in any of that anymore... the justifying I mean, not the farting.
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What about French Fries? Oh, wonder how the Greeks like having buttfucking named for them? Then there is Russian... hmmm...


The exact same applies to French fries actually, which further validates my point: we just call them 'frites' or 'patates frites'.

And the Greeks probably use the term 'French copulation' for buttfucking, seeing how every culture around the world is just so dismissive about their own sexual innovations and always try to blame the French for it.

We're like the patsy of sexual decadence... it gets tiresome after a while.
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If you aren't getting it done in Brazil, is still a Brazillian Wax? I think NOT!


I actually wouldn't be surprised to learn that absolutely nobody in Brazil ever refers to waxing as 'Brazilian' waxing; seems like an outward notion, for the most part.

Just like absolutely no one in the French language ever refers to 'French kissing'... I myself simply call it 'casually catching up with female friends'.
Spring... and more specifically, the very first week of May is my favorite week of the entire year for the following reasons:

- Where I live (Montreal), winter is never really over until the month of April is over. We can still have a few sunny days in April where the snow has almost completely melted, but the threat of an abrupt snowfall the very next day is still a harsh possibility. A sunny weather in April has been proven time and again to be an unreliable occurrence, whereas the sunny weather of May is definitely there to stay. We even have a saying about it here in Quebec: "En avril, ne te découvre pas d'un fil" (ie. "In April, don't you dare remove a single layer of clothes").

- The beginning of May is just so full of bright/jolly promises: we essentially have 4 entire months of splendid summery weather ahead. Sure, a spirited day at the beginning of August can be quite a lot of fun too, but it also kinda sucks to realize that the summer will almost already be over in nearly a month.

- Everybody is just so fucking happy and radiant at the beginning of May here in Montreal, mostly for the two reasons stated above. The Canadian winter can be such a harsh/bitter phenomenon, so the transition between winter/summer is definitely a strong (and highly welcome) contrast. Montreal virtually has a festival going on every goddamn week during the summer months, mostly because everybody here is just so appreciative of the warm weather.

- Similarly to the point above, girls in Montreal are always eager to remove a few layers of clothes at the beginning of May... and many of them actually tend to overdo it during the first few days of spring. If you ever wished to walk down a street with a permanent boner, I thoroughly invite you to visit downtown Montreal in early May; the girls are practically blooming with sex appeal.

- Last but not least, my birthday occurs during the first week of May. And granted the reasons above, everybody is always so cheerful on my birthday... hooray for me!
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These aren't the best movies ever or even the ones I myself consider the best. They are the ones I would watch at any time if someone suggested them. (...)


My own answer would be from a similar viewpoint as Magical_felix...

- The Big Lebowski
- No Country for Old Men
- Se7en
- Ronin
- Road to Perdition
- Back to the Future
- The Bourne Identity
- Kill Bill
- Die Hard (any of the first four)
- Tais-toi! (French comedy featuring Gérard Depardieu and Jean Reno)

The Lord of the Rings almost made the list considering how many times I've watched the entire trilogy (probably 5-6 times or so), but to be frank at this point I've grown a bit weary of it, haha.
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My thoughts exactly.
I personally wax myself once every 5 weeks or so, but the period where no hair is showing at all rarely exceeds 2 weeks.

Here's the full approximate breakdown...

- Weeks 1 & 2: Perfectly smooth skin, no hair showing at all, no maintenance necessary whatsoever

- Weeks 3 & 4: A few odd hairs start appearing, quick/superficial shaving necessary (takes me less than 10 seconds under the shower)

- Week 5: The hair is pretty much all growing back together, and I let it grow for a full week to reach the ideal length before waxing again (at least 1/4 inch)

The thing is, some hairs may take a bit more time to resurface than others. For that reason, if you get waxed as soon as a few isolated hairs start appearing (week 3 or 4), you won't be removing all those overdue hairs that still need to resurface. And consequently, you'll start to see hair appearing again within a few days and you'll never really achieve baby-smooth skin. The most efficient way to wax is to make sure that absolutely every single hair has grown back and has reached the appropriate length of around 1/4 to 1/2 inch.

Your own mileage may vary slightly depending on your hair-temperament and the expertise of whoever will be waxing you. As an example, my girlfriend's hair tends to be quite a bit more synchronized when it starts growing back; she's been getting waxed professionally for nearly 10 years however, so I imagine that her hair simply got more compliant/regular with time. The usual recommended waxing interval is still around 4 weeks though, and you still need to make sure that all of the hair has grown back to an appropriate length before getting waxed again.

Hope this helped.
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Having not played it, but watching hours of reviews, it struck me as a,game with an unforgiving gamer user base. They are unnecessarily cruel about animation in FMV, but at least gamers are better informed about games, than moviegoers abouy movies, on average, especially comic book movies.


The gaming community is indeed loaded with plenty of spoiled little whiners who'll complain at just about any aspect of a game, but I believe that the harsh criticism concerning Mass Effect Andromeda is a perfectly valid one. Even the facial animations featured in the very first Mass Effect (2007) were infinitely better than what's offered in that new installment.

See what I mean in the video below, where the main character of Mass Effect 1 is being interviewed. Notice how she's squinting her eyes and raising her eyebrows whenever she's trying to sell an argument, how her eyes are subtly drifting left and right when she's thinking of a proper response, how her head movements are perfectly natural. Sure, it was still an obvious digital character and it still had some minor flaws, but it was nonetheless plenty enough to present characters that were thoroughly likable and believable:





The new facial animations of Mass Effect Andromeda are a million light-years from that (sorry for the irresistible pun). The characters are either blandly conversing with an extremely awkward/creepy stare (as shown in the video of my first post), or in the rare instances where they actually bother to produce a facial expression it makes you go either 'eww' or 'haha'; even the simplest eye blinking is coming across as forced and unnatural.

For 5 long years, fans of the series have been eagerly awaiting what the captivating universe of Mass Effect would look like with the mighty next-gen technology; what they've been offered is a glitchy atmosphere which doesn't even outperform games that are more than 10-year-old. Mass Effect Andromeda practically looks like a spoof of the original trilogy (at least visually). It's as if the new Star Wars movies were featuring people fighting with neon tubes while making silly 'pew-pew' noises with their mouths; that's genuinely the closest analogy that comes to my mind.

Considering the ingenuity and success of the original Mass Effect games, Mass Effect Andromeda was a game that was expected to redefine the benchmark of modern gaming (just like the previous titles did in so many ways). What BioWare have shown their fans is that they don't even take Mass Effect seriously anymore to bother presenting a game that looks half as good as what plenty of independent studios can produce.

So yeah, many people are disappointed... and rightly so.
Am I the only one who sees Magical_felix as the creator of this thread, when he clearly wasn't?

Seems like an odd glitch...



Mass Effect Andromeda: Your Impressions?

As countless of other gamers around the world, I was a huge fan of the original Mass Effect trilogy: I've completed two full playthroughs, bought every downloadable content for each title, and even included it among my top 5 of all-time favorite games.

After 5 long years of waiting, BioWare finally released Mass Effect Andromeda on March 21, 2017. Despite the millions of fans that the original trilogy gathered however, the reception seems to be extremely polarized. Mainly, the facial animations and voice acting are almost unanimously described as "objectively bad" by the reviewing community.

As much as I myself would love to give that new title a chance, I can't really deny that "objectively bad" is quite an accurate term in this particular instance. Just observe the following animation/acting, and I'm confident that most will agree about how atrocious and laughable it is. I'm not sure if it was intended by the developers, but the line "my face is tired" practically comes across as self-derision toward their own efforts:





These weird and uncanny animations are pretty much all over the place, in a game where conversations/diplomacy/relationships take a central role. Plenty of other ridiculous glitches/oversights were also observed a few days after the release date. One of the pivotal characters is even holding her pistol backward in a cutscene. I mean, the pistol in question isn't some kind of extravagant alien weapon: it's the iconic M6 Carniflex, which most fans of the series can easily recognize. How a team of developers with a budget of $40 millions completely missed a mistake that every goddamn fan could easily spot is just unfathomable:





I wasn't planning on buying this game anyway (I still don't feel the urgency to buy a Xbox One or PS4), but seeing a series of critically acclaimed AAA titles take such an unfortunate turn is just plain sad. Not to mention that BioWare used to produce some of the most brilliant titles in the world of gaming (eg. Neverwinter Nights, Knights of the Old Republic, Dragon Age Origins). As plenty of other gamers questioned in the last few days... what the fuck is going on, BioWare?

Now I've watched a few gameplay videos and surprisingly, aside from the atrocious animations, the rest of the game actually appears pretty solid: the visuals are nearly sublime when exploring uncharted planets, the premise of the story is highly engaging, the combat/class system seems refreshing and well executed.

What are your own impressions about Mass Effect Andromeda? Are you willing to give the game a chance, or are you already disappointed in what you've seen so far? Are you a faithful supporter of the series, or a disenchanted fan?

Please share!
Sadly, plenty of people won't ever elevate their intellect beyond that sort of bumper-sticker mentality.
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Well that sucks. The language and nuance barrier is such that you don't understand how (and when) you have been insulted. That makes it not as fun to drag you into your steroid rage territory. I'm bored. I will get out the way now, as I am sure you have other threads to visit to quote some of your own previous posts.


Haha... dude, your idiocy is just beyond any compare.

I very well recognize when a sad little loser is desperately trying to insult me, but that hardly makes it any insulting. You're essentially proclaiming the most random and senseless platitudes about me hoping that some sort of feeble insult will emerge out of it. Sadly for you, no one here shares your level of dumbness to perceive any sort of defamation into that: your attempts at bad publicity barely have any other effect than bringing your own pathetic and aggravated self into the spotlight.

English is my second language indeed, but it's one that I can write with less typos and a better vocabulary than the majority of people here. If anything, you insinuating that fact only brings attention to something that's actually quite impressive. Were you seriously expecting me to perceive any of that as an insult?

I've never used steroids in my entire life and you're the only person here that's conveniently perceiving any kind of 'rage' in whatever I might have expressed. You're practically striving to correlate two things that neither have any sort of coherent basis (with a shitty and unimaginative meme, of all things). Again, were you seriously expecting me to perceive any of that as an insult?

You can't even come up with proper insults in an obvious argument, and yet you're praying that people here will rally to the lame personal grievance that you keep nagging me with. And meanwhile, you're majorly conveying that your own contributions to this website are the ultimate shit and something that I should look up to. Bad news for you, dude: no one has ever seen such an amount of pointlessness, lameness, negativity and stupidity condensed together so intensely. You've quite literally shown more of all that in 22 posts than I did in 3,000 of them.

To top it all, it took you nearly a full week to realize that your silly interjections into this thread aren't any profitable to anybody (including your very own self). I've seen some unfortunate people suffering from a few seconds of mental retardation before, but never a whole goddamn week.

I feel sorry for you dude, I really do.
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That's very impressive. If and when I ever meet Woody Harrelson, I will make sure to tell him that you totally burned him with photoshop in the forums of a sex site.


Might as well inform Hulk Hogan that he's giving your witless self a voice whenever you aren't inspired enough to come up with a proper and cogent comeback.
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Pretty much any overly sugary processed food.

My girlfriend and I bought Pop-Tarts the other day, just for nostalgia's sake... I nearly vomited and my teeth ached for the next 15 minutes.


Aside from my aforementioned #1 spot, there's this meal here in Quebec that's called 'pâté chinois' (which means 'chinese pie', which incidentally has absolutely nothing to do with Chinese people). The three ingredients are beef, corn and mashed potatoes. It's one of the rare meals that I just can't fucking eat, the last time that I even had a bite at it was probably more than 20 years ago.

Sorry for the rather graphic depiction, but to me it just feels like eating someone else's vomit. Most people even add plenty of ketchup to intensify the horror:


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Don't thank me yet. I'm betting he will pm you with a message that contains 14 paragraphs and 12 marked up illustrations on how you are wrong.


Now now, there's hardly any necessity to project your particular case of butthurt into my own personal pursuits.

I don't recall ever sending the kind of message that you're describing to anyone on Lush, and insignificant specimens like you or Mr. Cornball certainly wouldn't be the kind of persons to warrant that kind of consideration anyway. Look, I'm well aware that I'm a major threat to your petty cyber-existence and that I'm occupying a ginormous space in your mind (which you've validated time and again by the fanatical attention that you keep offering me), but please don't be silly and assume that any of that is reciprocated coming from me.

Anyway little man, what are your thoughts on BCAAs?
Pretty much any overly sugary processed food.

My girlfriend and I bought Pop-Tarts the other day, just for nostalgia's sake... I nearly vomited and my teeth ached for the next 15 minutes.
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Don't worry about it. He gets his feathers ruffled very easily.

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Thank you Roy!!


I see a bromance forming... how lovely!