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It depends on what the reward would be for the temporary abstaining. But "..... for as long as you can", is scary. Give me a time frame, a reason, and a reward. Then then we'll see.
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lafayettemister
1 week ago
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Quote by LadyX
When I got tired of answering, I quit doing so, and haven't looked back. One of the benefits of a growing site is that there's a renewable batch of females getting all those questions for the first (and 2nd, and 3rd, and 19th) time.
But none of us can really take umbrage with the questions, can we? After all, it's a sex site. There are, at any given time, several active threads about pubic hair, to say nothing of masturbation, anal sex, and boobs. And since our address doesn't end in .edu, of course they're not (usually, anyway) going to be of any nature other than "I'm going to partially get off, depending on how you answer this."
It comes with the territory. Complaining about pervy questions at a sex stories and chat site is like complaining about nerds on a computer repair message board.
That said, eventually I'll be a good steward of the site and answer a few perv-trivia questions again.
That was a great response LX. Soooo, tell us about your pubic hair, your masturbatory habits, do you take it up the ass, and about your boobs. No time like the present. lol
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Quote by slipperywhenwet2012
I hate to be a bitch, and I'm not even sure if I'm posting this under the right forum, but don't you get tired of the same guys asking the same questions, just in varied forms? I mean I've come across like 5 topics in here today from the same guy...all about masturbation. I mean it's one thing to be curious and to actually be seeking information, but I'm sick of the Creepy McCreepertons asking me how my vagina works just for a cheap thrill...among other things.
Now that you mention it, how DOES your vagina work? Monday-Friday 8-5? Does it get paid holidays and vacations? If it gets fired, does it get a pink slip?
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I really like the feature that sends us a message when someone accepts a friend request, but there's an issue. The link to the person's wall goes to a different profile. If the person's name is "whatever" the link will go to someone whose Profile name is "whatever".
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I'd fuck her, but since she's only into girls I'll respectfully and regrettably pass.
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Quote by kimyy
mmmm take his full cock in my mouth and let shoot his hot sticky cum down my throw
Your profile says you are a lesbian, twice. But if you're changing teams I'd like to be the first batter up.
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Folding clothes. I hate it with a passion since it was the first chore I had as a kid. I'd rather get a root canal.
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Hug and kisses for sure. After that we'll see what comes up.
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Strict librarian by day. Insatiable cum lover by night.
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Oh yes. I care about boob size more than everything else. World peace, hunger, social harmony, a roof over my head, food in my belly. I care about every one of those things less than I care about boob size.
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Your life style may play a role in whether or not your breasts stay perky.
Researchers studied the breasts of 161 pairs of identical twins and found that sagging boobs is one of the effects of drinking alcohol.
The study also found that it’s not just alcohol that affects your breasts. Smoking cigarettes has been shown to make them less perky, as well as overeating.
Researchers also noted that larger breasts were shown to sag earlier and more often than smaller ones.
There are new ways of fixing the problem besides surgery. The study suggested that hormone replacement therapy increases cancer risks, but it can also help women keep their boobs shapely and in place.
Lindsay Lohan is going to be pissed when she gets this news. Paris Hilton has nothing to worry about.
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Ok ok!!! I'm officially on board with the banning of cigarettes now.
Researchers studied the breasts of 161 pairs of identical twins and found that sagging boobs is one of the effects of drinking alcohol.
The study also found that it’s not just alcohol that affects your breasts. Smoking cigarettes has been shown to make them less perky, as well as overeating.
Researchers also noted that larger breasts were shown to sag earlier and more often than smaller ones.
There are new ways of fixing the problem besides surgery. The study suggested that hormone replacement therapy increases cancer risks, but it can also help women keep their boobs shapely and in place.
Lindsay Lohan is going to be pissed when she gets this news. Paris Hilton has nothing to worry about.
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Ok ok!!! I'm officially on board with the banning of cigarettes now.
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Quote by Nikki703
A long flexible talented tongue can do many things a normal size tongue cant do.
Imagine the possibilities.
When you put it that way.....
Is there a such thing as tongue envy? lol
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Quote by Cherrystone
I'll just take a medium cock and medium tongue if that's alright.
I guess I never really thought that the size of a tongue would matter all that much. I mean, if you're licking and sucking does a medium to large sized tongue feel differently than a small tongue. I can certainly understand why a 4 inch cock and a 9 in cock would be different.
edit... for tongue size, is it length or width that matters?
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College professor nurses baby during lecture.
Some students were offended as it was unprofessional to them. Others were not. Or as one student put it, ""I think what's inappropriate is that she brought her child to class in the first place," said sophomore Sarah Mireles. "It's ("it" being the presence of the baby itself) very distracting to a lot of the students."
Some students were offended as it was unprofessional to them. Others were not. Or as one student put it, ""I think what's inappropriate is that she brought her child to class in the first place," said sophomore Sarah Mireles. "It's ("it" being the presence of the baby itself) very distracting to a lot of the students."
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Starts a little slow, but it's worth watching once it gets going.
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Quote by Alpha_Omega
Detroit -7.0 didn't cover the point spread
I went back and looked at it again later and realized my mistake. I meant to come back and delete that comment but it must have slipped my mind. Oh well, 8-8 isn't too bad to start. Saints and Panthers losing killed me.
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Tight hug for my friend Tami. Crotch grinding hug with a quick ass grab.
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Lush League results are up, still 2 Monday night games to go. However, Detroit/St. Louis game isn't registering correctly. Detroit won but anyone who picked Detroit isn't credited with the win and did not receive a point.
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Looking to the future, schools require Mandarin
Public schools in Macon, Ga., and surrounding Bibb County have a lot of problems. Most of the 25,000 students are poor enough to qualify for free and reduced lunch, and about half don't graduate.
Bibb County's Haitian-born superintendent Romain Dallemand came into the job last year with a bag of changes he calls "The Macon Miracle." There are now longer schools days, year-round instruction, and one mandate nobody saw coming: Mandarin Chinese for every student, pre-K through 12th grade.
"Students who are in elementary school today, by 2050 they'll be at the pinnacle of their career," Dallemand says. "They will live in a world where China and India will have 50 percent of the world GDP. They will live in a world where if they cannot function successfully in the Asian culture they will pay a heavy price."
This school year, Dallemand is rolling out Mandarin in stages, a few sessions a week, with the youngest kids starting first. In three years, it will be at every grade level.
Struggling With English
Instructors and other young teachers from China are being provided to Bibb County schools by a nearby Confucius Institute, one of a number of nonprofit cultural centers partially funded by the Chinese government. Beijing wants to spread Mandarin abroad, and at just $16,000 per instructor per year, the price is right for Dallemand.
"Well, it's a win-win for everyone," he says.
But not everyone in Bibb County sees it that way.
Some parents see a communist regime enacting its geopolitical agenda on their children. The more common critique, however, is not political. It is the practical concern.
"Bibb County is not known for producing the highest achieving graduates," says Macon resident Dina McDonald. "You'll see that many of them can't even speak basic English."
McDonald herself has a ninth-grader in the public schools, and says she can imagine some students going into fields where Mandarin could be useful, like international business, technology or law. But with lower achievers, she says, "Do you want to teach them how to say, 'Do you want fries with that?' in Mandarin?"
Dallemand would rather ask, What kind of education should be provided for every single student? Not some students, but all, he says.
"We believe that every child can be successful if the adults around them create the conditions for them to be successful," he says.
Why Not Spanish?
Brazilian-born Marina Spears and her husband Eric are also Bibb County parents, and they agree that fluency in the languages of emerging economies is important. Their kids already speak Portuguese at home.
"We are obviously for a foreign language," Marina Spears says. "[But] I think in a perfect world, we would have been given the choice."
If parents insist, there is an opt-out provision for the Mandarin curriculum, but that's not the kind of choice they're talking about.
"While we do know that Mandarin is a critical language, another critical language here in the United States is Spanish," Eric Spears says.
Bibb high schools will continue to offer Spanish and French on top of the Mandarin, but for most of the elementary kids, it's Chinese or nothing. Considering the Hispanic population doubled in Georgia over the last Census period, the "why not Spanish" question is one Dallemand gets a lot.
"My wife is a Latina, and so I fully understand," he says, " [but] it is important for communities to educate our children for their future, not our past."
For that future, Dallemand says there is no choice but Mandarin Chinese.
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I'm not really sure how I feel about this? All schools offer foreign language class, is it really any different to require Mandarin? Should students/parents have options? What say you?
Public schools in Macon, Ga., and surrounding Bibb County have a lot of problems. Most of the 25,000 students are poor enough to qualify for free and reduced lunch, and about half don't graduate.
Bibb County's Haitian-born superintendent Romain Dallemand came into the job last year with a bag of changes he calls "The Macon Miracle." There are now longer schools days, year-round instruction, and one mandate nobody saw coming: Mandarin Chinese for every student, pre-K through 12th grade.
"Students who are in elementary school today, by 2050 they'll be at the pinnacle of their career," Dallemand says. "They will live in a world where China and India will have 50 percent of the world GDP. They will live in a world where if they cannot function successfully in the Asian culture they will pay a heavy price."
This school year, Dallemand is rolling out Mandarin in stages, a few sessions a week, with the youngest kids starting first. In three years, it will be at every grade level.
Struggling With English
Instructors and other young teachers from China are being provided to Bibb County schools by a nearby Confucius Institute, one of a number of nonprofit cultural centers partially funded by the Chinese government. Beijing wants to spread Mandarin abroad, and at just $16,000 per instructor per year, the price is right for Dallemand.
"Well, it's a win-win for everyone," he says.
But not everyone in Bibb County sees it that way.
Some parents see a communist regime enacting its geopolitical agenda on their children. The more common critique, however, is not political. It is the practical concern.
"Bibb County is not known for producing the highest achieving graduates," says Macon resident Dina McDonald. "You'll see that many of them can't even speak basic English."
McDonald herself has a ninth-grader in the public schools, and says she can imagine some students going into fields where Mandarin could be useful, like international business, technology or law. But with lower achievers, she says, "Do you want to teach them how to say, 'Do you want fries with that?' in Mandarin?"
Dallemand would rather ask, What kind of education should be provided for every single student? Not some students, but all, he says.
"We believe that every child can be successful if the adults around them create the conditions for them to be successful," he says.
Why Not Spanish?
Brazilian-born Marina Spears and her husband Eric are also Bibb County parents, and they agree that fluency in the languages of emerging economies is important. Their kids already speak Portuguese at home.
"We are obviously for a foreign language," Marina Spears says. "[But] I think in a perfect world, we would have been given the choice."
If parents insist, there is an opt-out provision for the Mandarin curriculum, but that's not the kind of choice they're talking about.
"While we do know that Mandarin is a critical language, another critical language here in the United States is Spanish," Eric Spears says.
Bibb high schools will continue to offer Spanish and French on top of the Mandarin, but for most of the elementary kids, it's Chinese or nothing. Considering the Hispanic population doubled in Georgia over the last Census period, the "why not Spanish" question is one Dallemand gets a lot.
"My wife is a Latina, and so I fully understand," he says, " [but] it is important for communities to educate our children for their future, not our past."
For that future, Dallemand says there is no choice but Mandarin Chinese.
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I'm not really sure how I feel about this? All schools offer foreign language class, is it really any different to require Mandarin? Should students/parents have options? What say you?
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Just in case you hadn't heard, a federal judge has overturned the NFL and the suspensions against Johnathon Vilma, Will Smith, Anthony Hargrove, and Scott Fujita.
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I changed my pic yesterday from Dallas to New York.... grrrr.
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How about a keyboard shortcut that opens black boxes and sets cursor instead of having to move to mouse to click reply? Ctrl+R (or whatever) opens the last black box received?