Question 6. Useful to know that answer.
(Subs? Suffering from an "r" shortage in the headlines?)
More good news as well: Viagra without prescriptions.
So love, when did you say you were starting that diet?
Question 6. Useful to know that answer.
(Subs? Suffering from an "r" shortage in the headlines?)
More good news as well: Viagra without prescriptions.
So love, when did you say you were starting that diet?
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Must be pessue of wok.
If you add an exclamation point to the end of the headline it sounds like a ne Japanese game show.
I wonder why the Telegraph deemed it necessary, in the first question, to explain the meaning of the word ‘ejaculation’. Do they assume massive ignorance in their readership or do I put a little too much faith in humanity? Either way it can’t be good news.
Don’t forget that semen has got lots of endorphins in it – wasn’t there a trial a while ago that showed that women who swallowed were, on average, happier than those that didn’t?
Some years back, a prominent politician over here (Fritz Mondale) gave up a lucrative Viagra endorsement TV contract to run for the Senate seat he’d given up. He missed the cushy DC job and its perks, I guess–and his wife looked forward to having it pretty soft, too.
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