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There are guys who do it in 'public', seriously, get out more.

 

Ive seen it in Ban Chang bars on the "settees" before I must admit, but honestly I couldnt do it but each to their own.

 

Am not into cock sucking either to be honest (female to me !!) and just prefer good hard poundings !!

 

Everyones different.

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Ive seen it in Ban Chang bars on the "settees" before I must admit, but honestly I couldnt do it but each to their own.

 

Am not into cock sucking either to be honest (female to me !!) and just prefer good hard poundings !!

 

Everyones different.

 

Are you seriously saying that you don't like getting a blowjob from a girl??? ..... what will you do if you become too fat to fuck

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Are you seriously saying that you don't like getting a blowjob from a girl??? ..... what will you do if you become too fat to fuck

 

I mean if the girl just does it without any encouragement I'd let her carry on for couple minutes sure, but would never ask at outset.

 

No chance of me ever being too fat to fuck-fitness fanatic-am actually 15 kilos lighter than I was at 18. :chogdee

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Ditto (but closer to 100%)

 

A man of my own heart. Hooray for rimming! :chogdee

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Oral Sex May Cause Virus-Linked Cancer: Study

 

More males may get throat cancer from having oral sex with women than from smoking as the result of a virus linked to the malignancy, a study suggests.

 

Note the use of the two magic mediaspeak words which confirm that this story is complete and utter bollocks. :chogdee

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Note the use of the two magic mediaspeak words which confirm that this story is complete and utter bollocks. :chogdee

Are you suggesting that maybe this story is utter bollix

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Seroiusly are there guys that eat pussy in Pattaya ??

Seriously, there are guys that don't eat pussy in Pattaya? I haven't been there, still plan on going there some day, but I've licked pussy in the friction room in stripper bars, FFS... How can you have a beautiful woman's beautiful snatch in your face, and not dive in?

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I'm 43 now and have been eating pussy since I was 14. I'm not going to stop now. ... Depriving the World's females from my skills is just wrong.

 

An unnamed BM who knows who I mean is at a bigger risk than me not only does he love the furry chalice but he smokes cigarettes too.

 

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I'm 43 now and have been eating pussy since I was 14. I'm not going to stop now. ... Depriving the World's females from my skills is just wrong.

 

An unnamed BM who knows who I mean is at a bigger risk than me not only does he love the furry chalice but he smokes cigarettes too.

 

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Yes i agree , smoking is a filthy life threatening habit.....!

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I nearly choked to death on a fur ball.... there's another danger!

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I was a bit confused with this article on Bloomberg.

It seems like they are saying that licking pussy is far more of risk to our health than smoking (sucking cock?)

 

 

Oral Sex May Cause Virus-Linked Cancer: Study

 

 

 

More males may get throat cancer from having oral sex with women than from smoking as the result of a virus linked to the malignancy, a study suggests.

 

Researchers examined 271 throat-tumor samples collected over 20 years ending in 2004 and found that the percentage of oral cancer linked to the human papillomavirus, or HPV, surged to 72 percent from about 16 percent, according to a report in the Journal of Clinical Oncology. By 2020, the virus-linked throat tumors -- which mostly affected men -- will become more common than HPV-caused cervical cancer, the report found.

 

HPV is known for infecting genitals. The finding that it can spread to the throat and cause cancer may increase pressure on Merck & Co., the second-largest U.S. drugmaker, to conduct large-scale trials to see if its vaccine Gardasil, which wards off cervical cancer in women, also prevents HPV throat infections, said Maura Gillison, an oncologist at Ohio State University and study senior author.

 

“The burden of cancer caused by HPV is going to shift from women to men in this decade,” Gillison said in a telephone interview. “What we believe is happening is that the number of sexual partners and exposure to HPV has risen over that same time period.”

 

Gillison said she worked with researchers at Whitehouse Station, New Jersey-based Merck several years ago to design a study in men. After Merck acquired Schering-Plough Corp. in 2009, though, the trial “was canceled,” she said.

 

 

No Further Study

Pamela Eisele, a spokeswoman for Merck, said the company decided not to move ahead with a big oral cancer study “due to competing research and business priorities.” GlaxoSmithKline Plc (GSK) has “no plans” to study the company’s competing vaccine Cervarix outside of cervical cancer, Jennifer Armstrong, a company spokeswoman, said in an e-mail.

 

Gardasil is approved for preventing cervical, vaginal and anal cancers and genital warts, and is recommended for girls and women ages 9 through 26. It is also approved for preventing genital warts and anal cancer in boys and young men of the same ages. Glaxo’s Cervarix is approved for preventing cervical cancer in females ages 9 through 25.

 

Both vaccines target the HPV strain linked to oral cancer, Gillison said.

 

HPV-linked throat cancers are increasing so rapidly that by 2020 there will be 8,700 U.S. cases, with 7,400 cases in men, versus 7,700 cases of cervical cancer, the study said. Male cases alone will outnumber cervical cancer cases soon after 2020, Gillison said.

 

 

Tobacco Use

Until recently, head and neck cancer mainly occurred in older patients and was associated with tobacco and alcohol use. The HPV-linked head and neck cancers, usually of the tonsils, palate or tongue, hit men their 30s, 40s, and 50s, Gillison said. It is unclear why women are affected much less often than men, she said.

 

The decline in HPV-negative oral cancers mirrors the decline of smoking in the U.S., the study said.

 

Treatment involving chemotherapy, radiation and sometimes surgery, “is very nasty,” said Gillison. “It can leave people with permanent physical disfigurement, difficulty with speech and swallowing and poor dental health.”

 

Gillison started researching the oral cancer epidemic more than a decade ago as a fellow atJohns Hopkins University. Another researcher told her about a report from Europe of a case of oral cancer that was HPV positive, she said.

 

“I started working on it immediately,” she said.

 

 

Open-Mouth Kissing

In a 2007 epidemiology study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, Gillison and her colleagues found that having a high number of oral or vaginal sex partners are risk factors for HPV-associated throat cancer. The cancer may also be spread by open-mouth kissing, Gillison said in the interview.

 

“Nobody paid attention to oral HPV infections until 2007,” she said. “We are about 15 years behind in the research” compared with the data on cervical cancer and HPV, she said.

 

An editorial accompanying the study concluded that trials to see whether vaccines prevent oral cancer “are needed, given that prevention through vaccination will almost certainly be the ultimate solution” to HPV-positive oral cancers.

 

A key step would be to perform a natural history study that would follow people over a number of years and track in more detail how HPV-oral infections lead to cancer. This could help inform how to design a vaccine trial, Gillison said.

 

Both vaccines target the HPV strain linked to oral cancer, Gillison said.

 

That's me fucked then :banghead

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