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He is recovering by leaps and bounds! http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/singapore/heng-swee-keat-has-been/2894618.html?cid=fbcna For those who wish to see 1 down, he will be back stronger!

If gays can eat ass and suck dick, straights can east pussy. :-) Sexual act is such a "dirty" and private issue that it is often disgusting for the outsiders. For example, I would not touch a drinking cup used by others. But I like to french kiss with someone I am attracted to. Most straights think that sucking a dick is gross. For example, "suck my dick" is considered an insult. For us, we would be glad to do it provided the guy is really cute/good looking, etc.

Any btms wanna meet at jalan besar later?

At cityhall with a hotel room for staycation, anyone wants to join me.. PM me

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Morning Wood....

Tampines

The EU was a great concept to start off in the past, but it became more of a parasitic relationship rather than a symbiotic relationship, with stronger countries supporting the weaker ones. This is very similar to our system here, where the flood of foreign trash comes into the country, robbing off our jobs. To think that Britain can tolerate it for so long was in itself a miracle, and the fact that the welfare system keeps the people happy enough for a while. But I guess it has already gotten to the breaking point now. Now with Britain opting to go, more will bound to follow, including Germany and France, with Merkel facing the same fate as Cameron.

Egg rolls

some btms may not take too thick + too long, minority only Your length 15" still endurable to nearly all The fantasy of doggy wil not be a fantasy if u can practice it soon, haha! I thought that is q a normal position? pls go and experiment it soon How then do u know whatever position u have always been using is normal? watch porn? Secret : (is your bf reading this?) the btm has no say when it comes to doggie, if it s a missionary, I noticed that the btm will use his hands to stop u from "poking" any further, but doggie he cannot escape, kekekeke (hope that I wont sound like a saddist)

As those who see me this way, I m just plain looking and I grow "too fast" My straight friends have no issue w me Anyway who cares!

now is henry cavill and his big bulge too

Just share the photo I took by myself and my bf :-p Will pump harder to build up more muscle... Got any muscle man free for photo shoot?

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I am a bi and I lick and and eat pussies all the time. It is no difference from licking ass really except that with ass you can only dart your tongue in and out but with pussy, you can lick the external layer and suck on the clioris and actually feel the clitoris grow in yr mouth. Yiu get high from the moaning and wriggling from the woman when you lick and suck their pussy...once they are high, Yiu can also feel how wet the pussy gets and the inner wall thickening.... Once you get to that stage, you bang your hard throbbing cock into the pussy and feel it contracting on yr dick..... Heavenly the feeling! ass fucking I find is not as nice as all you feel is tightness on your cock... other Bi may want to share...

Anyone with place in the east?

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I heard about it all along, now I know the name is called "oil pulling" Tks for all the useful info

Bored at home(AMK) nothing to do right now... hmmm~

Anyone can host?

It's already 10 years since the Devil Wears Prada movie came out. That's all.

This is such a good read. Compare the situation there and what we have now. How did UK end up voting to leave the European Union? Decades of Euroscepticism and ministerial rebellion led to Britain’s self-ejection from a union that voters never fully embraced. Britain’s self-ejection from Europe is the culmination not just of four months of heady campaigning but four decades of latent Euroscepticism, which, through good times and bad, never really went away. Campaigners have agitated for EU withdrawal ever since the UK joined the common market in 1973. Labour’s official policy for the next decade was to quit, and a sizeable proportion of Conservatives have never been comfortable Europeans. The issue hounded John Major’s premiership, lay dormant through the Tony Blair years before rearing its head once again as the economy turned sour at the end of the last decade. David Cameron was keen to move his party away from “banging on about Europe” after he became leader. But once in Downing Street, he found it impossible to resist pressure from his backbenchers to call a poll as the idea of leaving the EU gained wider traction in the country with the rise of Ukip, populist rage against remote elites and discontent about immigration. Brexit, a term coined in 2012 before becoming mainstream political currency last year, moved from being a niche obsession to a victorious, mainstream political movement. Backbench bravado As prime minister, Cameron tried to throw his restless Eurosceptic backbenchers enough red meat to keep them happy – like withdrawing from the centre-right federalist EPP group in the European parliament. However, this would never be enough for the right of the Conservative party – from Iain Duncan Smith to John Redwood – who would stop at almost nothing to free the UK from what they see as rule by Brussels, even at the expense of tearing apart their party. Cameron’s troubles began as it became clear that the 2010 intake of Tories was more Eurosceptic than the last, as they set about applying pressure for a referendum from the outset. As early as October 2011, David Cameron realised he was facing years of trench warfare with Eurosceptic backbenchers after 81 Conservative MPs supported a referendum on Britain’s membership in the largest postwar rebellion on Europe. John Baron, the Tory MP for Basildon and Billericay in Essex, was one of the ringleaders with a letter from 100 colleagues demanding a referendum on the EU in July 2012. Cameron thought he had scored a Margaret Thatcher-style victory when he vetoed a rise in the EU budget later that year, but the episode appeared to inflame anti-Brussels feeling. In December of that year, Boris Johnson publicly called on Cameron to attempt to renegotiate Britain’s relationship with the EU before calling a referendum. The prime minister finally committed to an EU vote in January 2013 with what has become known as his Bloomberg speech, promising to renegotiate and then call a referendum by the end of 2017. Those familiar with his thinking at the time say Cameron had what was, in hindsight, an overoptimistic belief that he could lance the boil of Tory Euroscepticism by making such a promise. It was also unlikely he would ever have to call such a poll because the Conservatives did not believe they would win an overall majority and could rely on the Lib Dems to veto the plan, like they did before 2015. However, Cameron’s victory last year, partially on the back of the promise of a referendum, meant there was no turning back. The migration factor Polling suggests discontent with the scale of migration to the UK has been the biggest factor pushing Britons to vote out, with the contest turning into a referendum on whether people are happy to accept free movement in return for free trade. Public unease has been fuelled by a failure to prevent immigration from piling pressure on jobs markets and public services, and a refusal by politicians to acknowledge the sheer numbers of Europeans making new homes in the UK after the EU’s expansion east in 2004 and 2007. Cameron promised before the 2010 election to bring migration down to the tens, not hundreds, of thousands. However, his failure to live up to his promise, repeated in 2015, has undermined trust in his leadership and contributed to a sense that UK politicians are powerless to lower migration from the EU. The leave camp tried to make the arguments for Brexit more about the economy and sovereignty than immigration, but quickly found that “taking back control” over immigration was the most resonant message. They also linked immigration to shortages of primary school places, difficulty in getting a GP appointment, and depressed wages. Elite and aloof The other force that welled up during the campaign was a wholehearted distaste for the thing that Brussels had become in the 40 years since Britain last voted in a referendum on its place in Europe. The UK has never voted on being part of the EU, which was formed at the time of the Maastricht treaty in 1993 and expanded its remit from an economic community to include foreign affairs, justice and policing. The leave camp argued that Brussels has been on a mission to expand its powers and sought further political integration, which is far removed from what the UK originally voted for. Voters appear to have decided that this was their one chance to leave a union they never particularly embraced and did not consent to in the first place. It should not be forgotten that the referendum came at a time when populist revolts against elites were gaining momentum, from Eurosceptic parties in France, Germany, Austria and Scandinavia to Trump’s brand of Republicanism in the US. The leave campaign has throughout painted the EU and Brussels officials as a hotbed of unaccountable political elites who were not democratically voted by the British people. Despite MEPs being elected and leaders on the EU council each having their own mandates, it has become a tenet of Euroscepticism that the union is too remote from the people it is governing. Brexit campaigners frequently cited the “five presidents” of Europe, who they claimed no one had ever heard of, and pointed out that the unelected European commission proposes laws that end up passed by the parliament. It hardly helped that the remain campaign was steered by almost the entire political establishment, with David Cameron, George Osborne and every living UK former prime minister from Tony Blair to John Major lining up to warn that leaving would be a terrible thing. The Ukip factor Cameron might never have called the referendum had it not been for the rise and rise of Nigel Farage and Ukip. By January 2013, when the prime minister called the EU vote, Ukip had started to gain traction in local elections and was polling in double digits for the first time. There was a feeling that several Tory backbenchers could defect if Cameron failed to heed their calls for a plebiscite. Even after promising the referendum, Farage managed to gain millions of votes in the 2015 election, many of them in Labour areas as well as Conservatives. His frequent media appearances also helped cement a link between immigration and the EU in the public mind, preparing the ground for leave’s successful referendum campaign long before it officially kicked off. Too little, too late David Cameron overplayed his hand on EU reform when he raised hopes that he might be able to curb free movement in an FT article in November 2013. He aimed high but quickly had to water down what he was seeking from other EU leaders who were not prepared to open up the fundamental principle. Realising his error, the prime minister then tried to make the issue about limiting benefits for migrants, rather than restricting numbers. His final negotiation, announced in February, came back with a ban on migrants getting full benefits for four years after arriving with no detail about how the tapering system would work. Cameron tried to make the best of his renegotiation, hailing it as a major success that he got the 27 other member states to agree. However, the process ended up cementing the impression that Brussels was inflexible and unwilling to make big concessions to keep Britain in the union. Boris Johnson and Michael Gove for leave When the two political big beasts and friends of Cameron came out for Brexit, it gave a huge boost to the leave campaign. Brexit had previously been caricatured as an obsession of very rightwing Conservatives and Ukippers but Johnson and Gove legitimised the push for leaving the EU. Both highly articulate and savvy media performers, they made it more of a fight between equals against Cameron and Osborne. Johnson’s personal popularity seemingly across many different sections of society may also have made a difference as he crisscrossed the country in a battlebus selling a better Britain outside of the EU. Matters were not helped by equivocating on the part of Labour, whose leadership never looked truly comfortable campaigning with Cameron, and some of whose traditional support has drifted off towards Ukip in the belief that it will address concerns about immigration more robustly than metropolitan Labour MPs.

Any Sissy CD or Btm available for morning fun now. PM

I've broken up with my ex and it was the best decision I ever made. My only problem now is that there's shortage of nice guys that theres none. Im not complaining tho, Im enjoying being single!

Horny tops around tampines??? Pm me

edge me up tonight?!

I miss having nice hugs and passionate kisses

Came across another review on yunomori but appears to be more from AJ perspective. For you guys looking for more info, can take a look...... http://www.connectdasia.com/yunomori-singapore-review-singapores-first-japanese-onsen-spa-kallang-wave-mall/

It's such a non-issue. Like, why does it matter if he likes his own posts?

no lah I m at the place w many patrons(teens : boys and girls) mah : under 18yo can sauna meh????

CGH?? to visit someone? or to visit doc? I m at a place that I m always at, one of the patrons (teenagers) claimed that he wants to grow old fast kekekekeke : the consistent answer which most Japanese young men look forward to ageing fast to look maturedly attractive weekends of mine? the same place

Just because a news article does not mean wide (>10 years) age gaps are common. The same applies and exists in hetero couples. And if you look closely, there are many more couples with a narrower gap less than 10 years. Because for the wide age gaps, it really isn't easy to bridge, and even then, understanding each other takes a lot more effort (and quite a bit of patience!). Exceptions do exist, but they are just that - exceptions. I believe it is still a rarity among couples and that is the reason why mass media will feature it when they come across such coupling. I feel that couples with wide age gaps tend to already have existing bridges across the gap. My own bf and I have a 19-year gap in our ages. And if I had not been spending so many years mentoring youngsters (aged 19-25), I may never have been able to understand his perspectives. Just as he tends to prefer the company of more mature guys and likes to chat with older folks, else our meeting would have been just a hi-bye thing. Two other couples I know have the same mix - the older has had many years of dealing with much younger folks while the younger has an affinity for older and is more mature+diverse in outlook.

i wanna watch finding dory ;[

I am all about wabi-sabi

Only if u have time to go jb (eg for massage or for whatever), u can go to msia's Uniqlo to make your purchases- in case u just wanna buy a pc to sample M I allow a kinky REAL incident that happened in japan regard my Uniqlo's??? Will I be critiq for being loh soh , kaypo, nosy? (Seriously I don't knw what is a forum for ? quiet and silence?)

Wow! Thanks!!! Hehe, so bad lar u! Tempting me!!!

ethan, step4) but sometimes u mentioned not to have flowers that might whither 7) The best colors for the wealth area are green, red, purple, black and gold, with the most effective colors being red and green. Wow! glad to hear that!!!

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fingered myself with 2 fingers

Who want to piss and cum all over my naked body? At Curve now. 27/170/55 - malay

Just came back from quite a sensual massage at DSPA, by Dylan. I requested for him, as his name was mentioned few times in this topic (not sure whether is referring to the same person though)... It turned out he is very good and really knows how to please. I'll ask for him again if I visit DSPA. This time round I tipped $50.

I agree to that! everything must b real but many in order to show eg muscles, went for gym , nothing wrong w pursuing a healthy lifestyle, but is gym on muscles - really a must??? I felt sad for them when they told me that THIS Is the ONLY way to get men and to get laid it is as good as all the ladies come telling me, in order to get married, they must train up their boobs or apply thick makeup ...it s disappointing to hear such views it is equivalent to hearing the only way to get rich is to get into a religion and pray for that (nothing wrong getting into a philo/religion for the betterment of society, but not for the reason of getting rich and to pursue 5Cs)

I fully agreed the moment they saw my face, they fled like seeing a ghost muahahahahaha, I will haunt them later in 7th mth

Guest 123, Yes, I would like a check out some of these places... especially Hamilton Hotel as I gym, swim and sauna! ha ha! but pls recce for us so that we get the latest news...

Before BMT POP last month, it was one of our bunk mate's bday. He was those beng type that's always talk about girls and sex. He is kinda quite cute and have a good bod. We surprised him with a small cake and we shared to get a bday gift for him. It was a sex toy. A rubber female fuckable figure. He was shocked when he open the pressie. We wanted him to try it out. He was quite cool about it. We close the windows and bunk door. One of my bunkmate screctly took out a ipad and played porn for him. He placed the human figure on the table. He started to fondle himself. We were all cheering. After a while he was dare enough to pull down his shorts. He was wearing his blue renoma underwear. He fondle his dick through his underwear. Soon there was a tent. He started to take off his briefs and fuck the human figure. His dick was fully erected! One of my bunk mate told him to add some lubrication that comes with the human figure. After a while of fucking, he cummed. That scene made was so unforgettable. He remove his dick from the human figure. His cum leak onto the floor. He took some tissue from me and clean himself. What a night! I will always remember his dick. It's thick and uncut. Nice mushroom head

What makes you think ?

One really needs to have a small soft cock to wear these. Small soft cock guys, now you know why Mother Nature is fair after all, yeah. @crgust: thanks for sharing the link.