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 I'll put it into your terms - have you ever asked a chick for a blowjob and she didn't really want to do it, but did it anyway for some reason? And all she really wanted to do was get it over with, and did a crappy job (I know, some of you guys will say that there's no such thing as a crappy blowjob - you guys are just desperate) and continued to do a crappy job hoping that you'd let her off the hook? Seriously - go home tonight and ask your wife - hey honey, my oral skills were called into question today - don't ask - and I was wondering if maybe there was something I could do to make it extra good for you tonight? If she doesn't come up with about 3 different things you could do with your tongue in addition to your regular schtick, then she's not only lying to you, she's faking all her orgasms. | 
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 No one is safe from this big pink monster. The powers that be are pushing pink everything on males this spring/summer as well. Once again, I was stuck on the East Side line with those repulsive "Pink" Banana Republic ads. Just shoot me instead. Gr8 "I'm not a Vault.com Sock Puppet...I'm a free man!" testHitS(lave) | 
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 Father's Day Gift Coltrane, if you haven't bought your father any power tools yet, the hottest Father's Day Gift is a spa day. http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/j/msnbc/Co...1p.vmedium.jpg New day spas create 'manly' niche for men Pampering may be perfect gift for Father's Day this year The well-worn tradition of giving a tie for Father’s Day has become so "20th century" as more men begin embracing their inner metrosexual. And as men consider the importance of inner peace, physical strength and emotional health, it may be time for a trip to the local day spa. Already, U.S. men have become more health conscious in terms of what they eat, how much they work out and how they look. The International SPA Association reports that male consumers now comprise nearly 30 percent of all spa-goers, signaling a trend that industry insiders say is only just beginning to take off. Hector Pena, manager of the NICKEL Spa for men in New York City, credits much of the spa’s success to women who often drag men in kicking and screaming. But, Pena says, once the men go through the array of pampering and bodywork treatments, they get hooked and often begin arranging their own visits. Funny, around here, "spa for men" means something totally different. For some men, the attraction to day spas is a result of the aggressive targeting of new all-male day spas that approach the spa experience from a more masculine perspective, offering men "body detailing" (instead of pedicures and manicures) and "camouflaging" (instead of hair coloring). At the JOQ (pronounced "Jock") Day Spa for Men in Atlanta, Ga., president Andy Jones attracts male customers by offering an array of services specifically tailored to them, including “bodybuilder” bikini waxes and car detailing. man spa | 
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