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The last post is the WINNER!
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it's not a windy day here, but it is till a win...
My win is better because it has dark chocolate.
Yes...I'm a "darkie".
If you equate dark chocolate with the milk or white
variants, you'd risk conviction of a felony in Revoltistan.
Wu Wei
ursus senum severiorum and ex-Bisy Backson
I had some of that stiff too... and mine was made from Nicaraguan cocoa beans in Switzerland.....so you STILL LOSE!!!!!
Swiss chocolate should be called "Swill chocolate".
Winning by not knowing what chihuahua chocolate is.
That's loser talk.
One of the very few news stories that win today
How the Female Brain Responds to Genital Touch – And How It Varies Among Women
Knop et al. used fMRI to map the exact representation of female genitalia by measuring the brain’s response to a membrane vibrating over the clitoral region. The study was designed to take great care to avoid any discomfort the participants could experience when targeting such a sensitive body region. The somatosensory cortex represented the genitals next to the hips, matching the body’s anatomy. However, the precise location varied from woman to woman. The thickness of the genital field varied with the frequency of sexual intercourse, suggesting the region’s structure alters in relation to its use.
How the Female Brain Responds to Genital Touch – And How It Varies Among Women
Knop et al. used fMRI to map the exact representation of female genitalia by measuring the brain’s response to a membrane vibrating over the clitoral region. The study was designed to take great care to avoid any discomfort the participants could experience when targeting such a sensitive body region. The somatosensory cortex represented the genitals next to the hips, matching the body’s anatomy. However, the precise location varied from woman to woman. The thickness of the genital field varied with the frequency of sexual intercourse, suggesting the region’s structure alters in relation to its use.
Not amongst my taste buds
You have loser taste buds.
Mine are highly educated, having attended a large public school.
Mine have never left my mouth so I guess that makes them home schooled.
It would not be cricket if you did.
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