On Thursday, September 9, 2021 at 8:47:17 AM UTC-6, dick...@gmail.com wrote:   
   > On Thursday, September 9, 2021 at 8:33:59 AM UTC-5, sandy$ wrote:    
   > > Note: In real life I do not like French Kissing. Can you imagine how many   
   germs are in peoples mouths. Uggggg So I always tell my date that fact, so if   
   they do I will bite their tongue.   
   > Hey :-) I remember my first French Kiss, basically, my "first" REAL kiss. It   
   was planned ahead of time so we both looked forward to the meeting (we were   
   pen pals of a sort: she lived in Pulaski, and in fact was the person who   
   introduced me to Gina.)    
   >    
   > I figure that when a perfect pairing occurs— "male and female created He   
   them"— germs will be of no matter to both involved, but more possibly along   
   the lines of, "Did you brush your teeth?" :-)    
   >    
   > As to the dream itself, on one occasion I had a dream segment ("clip")   
   wherein BOTH sides, male AND female, were *simultaneously* experienced. It was   
   the most amazing dream I've had to date. Some kissing dreams have reminded me   
   more of snakes    
   intertwining, by comparison.    
   >    
   > PS: if experimentation ever comes to mind, try washing out the mouths with   
   hydrogen peroxide for at least a half a minute, followed by a straight rinse   
   with water (or Scope, if you like.) You'll have the cleanest mouths in the   
   state :-) (until about an    
   hour or so later.)    
   > PPS: reminds me of how I used to mix my mouthwashes, 50/50, Scope and   
   Listerine. POWERFUL!!! :-)   
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   Hello Dick,   
         Laughing here, as I always use Listerine after brushing my teeth.   It   
   is the other guy I have to worry about.  Some are kind of sloven about   
   bathing, brushing their teeth and etc.   
                                           Sandy$   
      
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