Bouncing Her Balls... Literally

Up and Down, Up and Down. No way I can win her like this.

Nevermind, I let her win me over this stupid tennis game but she will call me daddy later on.

We had sex that day. Different kind of pleasure.

If you ever think that girls raised in Islamic country are conservative, then you are TOTALLY strewed up and WRONG. I met this group of girls coming from one of the Malay-oriented country in South East Asia. Because of the way they wear their clothes in normal days, you can't see how good their BODY is and how wet their pussy can be. I, luckily got a chance to make out with one of the girl and I can tell you that it is totally awesome and unique taste when you command them to lick yourself and f*ck them and make they moan having no tomorow. Priceless experience.

She don't allow me to take the photos when we're in action. So, bare with me with the following photos.



Right after we entered her room.



She wearing this cute pyjamas after we had our first and preparing for the next one.

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Picture Post 0032 - Shaved Hot Virgin. Fresh Pussy.

I like "bushes" on the bottom and "bushes" makes the gal looks wild. Anyway, I even like "desert", especially young teen virgin.


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Warning: The following pictures contains nudity. Please do not open them if you are under 18 years old.

Nanotechnology and the Future of Man Kind

Man, they really underutilize the potential of Nano technology. I think I got better and creative idea. I would invent these:

* Feel-like-nothing Condom
- Ok, can replace existing feather lite condom

* Even better, Feel-Like-Nothing Woman Contraception Spray
- Cool, Man don't need to wear anything

* Cant-Even-See-It Vibrator
- Ho ho ho, beware ladies.

* Make-IT-Bigger Boobs and C*cks Invisible Massager

..... AND MANY MORE.

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Who put nanotechnology in my bra?
By Andrea L. Gawrylewski

Lancome's Microlift facial cream. Macy's 7th Avenue in Manhattan. (Jeneen Interlandi)
It probably wouldn’t surprise owners of ultrathin cell phones or tiny iPod Nanos to discover that these miniature electronic miracles take advantage of the latest advances in nanotechnology, the science of rearranging atoms to create new materials and products. But would you expect to find tiny technology at work in the paint on your walls? In your perfumed night cream? In the seat of your pants?

Though you can’t see it, nanotechnology is everywhere now, expanding the utility and appeal of basic products from cosmetics to all types of clothing. Below is a Top 10 list of the products you might least expect to employ this advanced technology.

But first, what exactly is nanotechnology? Scientists explain it as the process of manipulating atoms, the building blocks of everything on earth, by using microscopic machines to do extraordinarily small-scale work. If a human hair was sliced into 50,000 pieces, each would be a nanometer wide. A single sheet of paper is 100,000 nanometers thick.

In the future, nanotechnology may be used to make bulletproof vests as thin as silk, and nano-robots that can enter your bloodstream to treat disease. But sci-fi inventions like these are still at least a decade in the future, according to nanotech scientist James Tour, who works on building nano-cars at Rice University in Houston.

For now, Tour said, the makers of consumer goods are mostly using the technology to enhance commonplace products. “This type of nanotechnology is upon us now,” he said. “You can revolutionize industries that haven’t changed much in the last 30 years by adding certain nano-materials” to products to make them more durable or multifunctional.

The technology is not very expensive, and getting cheaper, Tour said, so consumers can expect to encounter it at work more often in everyday products. For now, here are ten places to look:
Golf balls and tennis racquets: Manufacturers are always looking for the best new design to improve your score, but this sports equipment is truly high tech. Wilson previously made its nCode tennis racquets of standard carbon, but now uses nanotechnology to pack extra atoms between the carbon atoms to make the racquets stronger, but just as light. A nano-coating on NDliNX golf balls is meant to make them soar faster and feel firmer when hit, thanks to a higher-density polymer layer on the outside of the ball.

Stain-resistant khaki pants and ties: Ever wonder how those so-called stain resistant pants stay so clean? Dockers, Lands End and Brooks Brothers carry khaki pants and neckties whose fabrics have been redesigned to pack extra atoms between the fabric atoms to help repel liquids on the surface.

Shoe inserts and socks: Suffer from cold feet? Originally designed for NASA, Polarwrap has created its Toasty Feet inserts with built-in nano-size pockets of air to improve insulation and make them lightweight. Millions of nano-size silver particles are knitted into Sharper Image’s Antibacterial Silver Athletic and Lounging Socks to make them antibacterial and antifungal.
Lip gloss: DERMAdoctor cosmetics puts nano-size zinc-oxide into its POUTlandish Hypermoist lip paint for SPF protection without the heavy consistency of liquid sunblock.

Sportswear: Nano-size channels built into fabrics whisk away moisture from the skin and help fabric dry quickly. The New Balance women’s Skye Crop sports bra uses this technology. Eddie Bauer’s Water Shorts use nano-size drying channels as well, with nano-size sunscreen embedded in the fabric to provide extra protection from UV rays.

Food storage containers: These plastic containers are not your mother’s Tupperware. The polypropylene of Fresherlonger Miracle Storage containers is infused with nano-size silver particles that make it resistant to mold, fungus and bacteria.

Men's razors: The FX Diamond razor uses nanotechnology to create a coating on its blades to make them more durable. Adding nano-particles to the blade metal increases the density, and thus the hardness. The Panasonic Arc electronic razor uses nano-particles in its blades to increase their sharpness.

Skin cream: Both L’Oreal and Lancome use nano-size “microlifters” in some of their face and eye wrinkle-reducing creams. These create a micro-size netting of molecules on the skin intended to smooth out wrinkles and reduce puffiness.
Household paint: Home Depot carries Behr’s kitchen and bathroom paint, designed with nano-particles that increase the density of the paint to prevent the growth of mold and mildew on the walls.

Canola oil: Marketed in Israel by Shemen Industries, the Canola Active brand uses molecular tinkering to deliver vitamins and to prevent the body’s absorption of cholesterol in the oil. The oil contains chemical additives of micro-vitamins and micro-cholesterol blockers.
E-mail: alg2113@columbia.edu

WII Boxing, That Dog Beat The Idiot.

Don't misjudge. The dog is not that SMART, That Idiot is really Idiot. Loser!

Everybody doing Kung Fu style

No way. Bull shit. You think I can't do that? I can do even better... on bed.

Apple IPhone is Coming to Your Town

Ya, i know that this post has nothing to do with Pleasuring Sex objective. Anyway, who knows that it is easier to hook up some girls by carrying an IPhone hanging around your stick. ;-)

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The wait for Apple's highly anticipated iPhone will be over soon as the company will be unleashing its all-in-one communication device to the public on schedule this 29th of June. On Sunday, Apple launched a trio of new iPhone ads that have confirmed the release date of the company's inaugural cellphone.

We do not have any idea yet when the iPhone is going to be launched worldwide, but now would be a good time to start saving your money for one!

How WII and Sexy Woman in Bikini comes together?

I'm gonna get a WII and host a party with these kind of events.

Hot Chick in Real Action Video

Guns, Lingeries, Boobs and Ass. Man, show her all your c*cks.