Yo! Rasta maan! Him rasta smokin dem gaanjaa all da time. Biradar Rasta, next time you cuddle with dem partna(s), make sure you are not dem high, then you'll know what dem sex is! ;) I sure you will love dem sex more than dem gaanjaa! Kuro uthyo...aba...feri tei SEX ko...gaam gharaan thaa thiyena SEX-FEX kya ho bhanera...huna laai ta...tei raichha ;) Pahilo choti amrikaa aunda, gaanthe...aaimai haruko mushtha mushtha tighra dekhda ryal aunthyo aafno ta...twaaaaaaaaaaa parera haamri gaam ki Fulmati ni testari tighra dekhayera heede, kasto dekhinthyo bhanera sochdai... naaggai naangai tyo mutuno maatra chhopeko bademaan kaa photo haru...baataa bhari...thutuno pani kwappai khaidim jasto... tyo farak haru pani kati chhotaa chhotaa...haat ko bittai le naapna milni! Mutna parda sajilo ta hundo ho...tara mutnai naparda baataa bhari arle feri mutno dekhe bhane? dhet! tyo TV-CV kholda pani...laajai marnu...chwakka chukka garechhan...sirimati ko khappar ranakka...aafno mutuno ranakka! eheheh ************************ Well, the norms the societies live in are suprificial. When God created a man and a woman, I can only presume they were both naked. Sex, for pleasure or for procreation, must have been a mundane subject then, for nothing was hidden, hence nothing to be unnecessarily curious about. Sex has become a taboo at various levels in different societies because humans have made it so by creating restrictions on what nature had offered us. Who did it, when they did it, and why they did it are questions that surpass my comprehension. However, one can't escape the restrictions that societies have put forth either, whether we like it or not. At he same time issues of ethics and morality, for me, are relative -- and the more we are open and tolerant to varying levels of restrictions in different societies, the better off we will be. I cannot, and I will not, advocate liberal sex trend by which, God forbid, people might be coagulatiung in the streets; however, as long as we keep our MINDS free of prejudices on sex, I think the better we'll be off in terms of tolerance, acceptance, and harmonious living. One may not like everything that s/he sees, but one can certainly accept it as a part of another individual's perogative to judge sex on his/her own scale. The more open-minded we are about sex, I believe, the less curious we will be about it, hence less "horny" boys shall be, which would inevitably herald a trend of responsible sex, free of prejudiced lust and crimes.