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Tag Archives: valentine s day
Sensual Empowerment With Antoinette Cabral
I went to an exciting Valentine’s Day party the other week. It was so fun, I kept it to myself and didn’t blog about it. The host of the party was a fascinating woman named Antoinette Cabral. I wanted to … Continue reading
Posted in Dating
Tagged great girl, host of the party, laughing matter, playful spirit, ugly duckling, valentine s day
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Hooker’s Booker A Church-Going Honor Student
From the New York Daily News: Egan-Chin/News 1997 University of Virginia yearbook pic of Temeka Lewis, who booked Gov. Spitzer’s tryst with ‘Kristen’ of Emperors Club VIP. The hooker booker accused of sending a high-priced prostitute to Gov. Spitzer‘s hotel … Continue reading
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The Texas Dildo Massacre (NSFW)
Bonnie Goldstein writes for Slate: On Feb. 13, sex-toy retailers in Texas rejoiced when a federal appeals court ruled—just in time for Valentine’s Day—that a Texas prohibition against the sale of dildos and pocket pussies violated the 14th Amendment. According … Continue reading
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Tagged 14th amendment, 5th circuit court, 5th circuit court of appeals, appellate court, artificial penis, attorney general greg abbott, bigamy, consensual adult incest, exerpts, federal appeals court, government intrusion, human genital organs, ordinary citizens, penal code, ronnie earle, sexual practices, state attorney general, texas dildo massacre, toy retailers, valentine s day
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