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Originally posted by bridge of love
if so her mouth and lips had a higher degree of fecal bacteria at the pre-act kissing then is normal. most food has some such matter, but in miniscule amounts. It's a safe bet your friend, however well brushed her teeth and tongue may have been, was sporting a higher percentage of bacteria then your average girl. your refusal to kiss her later was only saving you a matter of degree. for sure I'm not saying you should have kissed her, just don't be smug that you dodged a bullet by skipping the post-act kissing is all.
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Hate to break it to you, but
all of us are dosing ourselves regularly with fecal bacteria with pretty much every human contact. The fact that Sebby's chick had a somewhat browner complexion at the end of the night doesn't profoundly increase the problem.
The Straight Dope on FCB. {Spree: Nothing obscene, but don't read this is you'd like to enjoy an oral interlude any time between now and senility without a nagging little voice in your head saying "fecal coliform bacteria!".}
