Deets After Dark

I dunno. How would you describe it?
Aug 20
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Canadian Gaydar Stat?

The survey finds that in 2005, 43 per cent of teens aged 15 to 19 reported having sex at least once, compared to 47 per cent from 1996-1997.

The study finds the decline was due to young women, where the proportion who reported having had intercourse decreased from 53 per cent to 47 per cent.

Less girls are having “intercourse” yet boys are still having just as much. Either some girls are taking up the slack for the drop-outs or “intercourse” doesn’t count girl-girl action while it does count boy-boy action.

Aug 19
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And a few rules I’ve lived by personally: No frat boys. No ‘hobbyists’ (men who see prostitutes for sport). No reviews or review sites. No haggling. No drama. And, ideally, a few Democrats for every ten Republicans.
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Absorbing the scene, Mr. Behr, 33, looked entirely within his element. But for two things: Mr. Behr is neither a platinum-selling musician nor a seven-figure C.E.O. but a humble academic, an assistant professor of finance. And he arrived in Sardinia not by Gulfstream jet but on a small airline called Air Italy that serves the recently expanded airport in the nearby town of Olbia.
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We’re happy hedonists,” Elliston said. “As far as I know you’re still allowed to throw a party in your house.

Crazy Des Moines swingers.

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Aug 17
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livejamie:

The Proposed 38 states of America from this article, is a great idea.
Except for the names, (which are awful) had it been easier to put in effect, it would have actually benefited the US, as well as its economy.
This is coming to you from Phoenix, Cochise.

livejamie:

The Proposed 38 states of America from this article, is a great idea.

Except for the names, (which are awful) had it been easier to put in effect, it would have actually benefited the US, as well as its economy.

This is coming to you from Phoenix, Cochise.

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5. More gasoline: Obviously, more weight burns more gasoline in cars, too. A 2006 study published in the journal The Engineering Economist found that Americans pumped 938 million more gallons of fuel a year than they did in 1960 because of their heftier frames. That adds up to roughly $3.55 billion in increased annual gas expenditures nationwide.
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Camel Toe remix of Soulja Boy’s Crank Dat
Aug 10
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