Secret Sex Tips

By Rachael Anne -
Who else thinks this blog is sorely lacking in the advertised sex tip department? Yeah, me too. Unfortunately I'm not a sexpert, but at least I can offer links, which will make us somewhat honest. Here's what I'm getting the sex toy friendly folk on my Christmas list this year:


The iBuzz vibrates in time with your music, and includes attachments for men and women.

Merry Christmas. And now, back to Ron Paul posts.

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  1. Bob Murphy5:59 PM

    Do Himalayan masters produce this device? If not, then the advertisement for Crash Landing is still fraudulent.

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  2. Rachael Anne9:00 PM

    Does it count if this is what I got my Himalayan master for Christmas?

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