Peek - A - Boo
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What kind of bouncy balls do you like to follow?
ZanyZander Last Activity 4 years ago 277 views 8 comments Post Comment

What kind of bouncy ball do you like to follow?     Aside from the obvious, dudes', duh, how about sports stuff?     I suppose on some level I have enjoyed all sorts of things but soccer was probably what I liked the most THOUGH American football certainly was fun at times whether playing with just friends or being on the school team a couple of years in b-squad.    Nothing like some good ol' dodge ball.    I have heard of someone being hit so hard with a dodge ball that their eyes (I guess those are kind of balls in some way, eh?   Huh?) got stuck rolled backwards!     Horrors!      I think he was able to get them fixed at the doctors but that must have sucked!    

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Am i on the wrong site
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What is it about my profile and blogs u men do not like i thought men wanted someone who does the kinky perverted taboo raunchy roll play sick thing they cant get anywhere else send me a message let me know what im doing wrong be honest
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Body type
gayallday Last Activity 4 years ago 303 views 8 comments Post Comment

skinny, skin and bones, fat, meat on the bones, or fat. Which type do you prefer? I like a lil meat on the bones

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lookin for a pic
bicub89 Last Activity 11 years ago 633 views 8 comments Post Comment
i am looking for this picture... it is of a boy standing naked in a doorway. his head is turned to the right and his hand is on his chin like hes thinking. any info on where i could find it would be great. thanks
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Subscriber
geopals Last Activity 4 years ago 557 views 8 comments Post Comment

Can anyone please tell me how the 'subscriber' thing works?

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World Aids Day
voyeur327 Last Activity 2 years ago 118 views 8 comments Post Comment

December 1st--designated in 1988 as World Aids Day, a time to reflect on those we've lost and support those who still fight the battle!

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One last Xmas Gift.
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<p>I thought all the presents had been opened, but he was hiding under the tree in the back. I guess I can take one more candy cane.</p> <p><img src="http://i.imgur.com/XQWZYHo.jpg" alt="" width="491" height="700" /></p>
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Hairy legs
maxumillion21 Last Activity 11 years ago 700 views 8 comments Post Comment
If you had hairy thighs would you keep it that way, trim, shave, or wax?
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Posting pics on walls?
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does anyone (Nick?) know why my pics dont show up when I rtry to post them on walls. I may just give up!

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Hairy
bobalong Last Activity 6 years ago 525 views 8 comments Post Comment

God I just love hairy legs, love to run my hands up and down them, also love to see hairy armpits, but never see any pics of either

someone please help me Happy Easter xxx

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Wanking
koshisigre Last Activity 11 years ago 694 views 8 comments Post Comment
How many times do you wank off per day? Do you like to edge, or just cum?
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Does anyone...
ZanyZander Last Activity 3 years ago 1.1K views 8 comments Post Comment

Does anyone know what the tattoo is on his chest over his heart is?    It obviously looks like some sort of math or what have you, huh?

 

 

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page 2???
just4today Last Activity 12 years ago 758 views 8 comments Post Comment
Hey guys, can u help me out here? On th popular members community page I got pushed off to page 2. I hate it there! Can u mayb hit on my profile watch some vids, and if u like'em, rate me? I've tried submiting new vids and pics, but they don't show up! Thanks!
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Can't argue with that.....
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<p style="text-align: center;"><img src="http://i.imgur.com/lOGwQRf.jpg" alt="" width="439" height="585" /></p> <p style="text-align: center;"><strong>I wonder if I can volunteer as a 'milker'. :)</strong></p>
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I Am Brand New Here Looking For Friends I live In Philadelphia
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Hi I am Tim I am 21 work at Temple University. I live with my brother and two room mates. I was looking for porn sites and found this site.

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The Top Secret Blog
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Warning! It is strictly forbidden to visit this blog! If you do it anyway...

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Happy New Year :)
Jayden Last Activity 8 years ago 345 views 8 comments Post Comment

Yesterday (Sunday) was the Eve of New Year, Tet. We celebrate it at the same time they do in China and here's some history of it:

Tet Nguyen Dan, or Tet for short, is considered the biggest and most popular festival of the year in Vietnam. Celebrated on the first day of the first month in Lunar Calendar, Tet’s celebration is the longest holiday which may last up to seven days (with the exception of Tet 2012 when the holiday is expected to last for 9 days!). Vietnamese New Year in 2016 will last from February 7th -14th.

 

How Tet is calculated?

Different from the Gregorian calendar, Lunar Calendar has a fix number of twelve months with 30 days each, and a leap-year will have a whole intercalary month instead of the 29th day of February. The new year of Lunar Calendar normally will start in late January or beginning of February according to Gregorian calendar. That explains why Tet days vary from year to year: it is because the leap month may fall shorter or longer which create a smaller or bigger gap between the two calendars.

What is Tet?

 

Tet is the occasion for Vietnamese to express their respect and remembrance for their ancestors as well as welcoming the New Year with their beloved family members. Moreover, in the past, Tet was essential as it provided one of few long breaks during the agricultural year, which was held between the harvesting of the crops and the sowing of the next ones. To make it easier, one can imagine Tet as a combination of Christmas and New Year: every family will get together to have big meals, decorate Tet trees and eat Tet food but to welcome the new year instead of a religious cause. 

 

How is Tet celebrated?

 

Since Tet occupies an important role in Vietnamese’s religious beliefs, Vietnamese will begin their preparations well in advance of the upcoming New Year. In an effort to get rid of the bad luck of the old year, people will spend a few days cleaning their homes, polishing every utensil, or even repaint and decorate the house with kumquat tree, branches of peach blossom, and many other colorful flowers. The ancestral altar is especially taken care of, with careful decoration of five kinds of fruits and votive papers, along with many religious rituals. Everybody, especially children, buy new clothes and shoes to wear on the first days of New Year. People also try to pay all their pending debts and resolve all the arguments among colleagues, friends or members of family.

 

Like other Asian countries, Vietnamese believe that the color of red and yellow will bring good fortune, which may explain why these colors can be seen everywhere in Lunar New Year. People consider what they do on the dawn of Tet will determine their fate for the whole year, hence people always smile and behave as nice as they can in the hope for a better year. Besides, gifts are exchanged between family members and friends and relatives, while children receive lucky money kept in red envelope.

 

No matter where Tet is celebrated, it must be clarified from the beginning that Tet is not a day, but several days of celebration.

Food for Tet

 

The following food is often consumed during Tet; some are particular to Tet and often associated with the grand celebration:

- Banh Chung/ Banh Tet

- Pickled onions

- Boiled chicken

- Mung bean pudding

- Vietnamese sausage - giò chả

- Xôi Gấc - Red Sticky Rice

- Roasted nuts and seeds

... and we drink a lots of Bia Hanoi (Beer), Bia Saigon and of course Vodka Saigon as well Vodka Hanoi. Most families make vodka from original, put some fruits (apples, bananas, apricots etc.) and leave it like marinate for about six months in a big bottle, about 20 litres. Before the party begins we filter the vodka and put it into smaller bottles. Every family has own recipe (I think so) and 99% made by father of the family or in some cases oldest sons of the family. Then when we have lunch or dinner we taste a variety of flavors but just small shots!

Chúc mừng năm mới and cao lương mỹ vị! Cheers!

 

 

 

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