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-Fellatio Course - Lesson 2
---------------------------------------------------------------------- LESSON TWO: Open Your Eyes and REALLY Look at It. The sad fact is that most people, men and women, do not have the slightest idea of how to suck cock. Most seem to think that simply by making a cunt of their mouth, closing it around a man's penis, and bobbing their heads lustily up and down until he climaxes automatically makes them expert cocksuckers. Au contraire! Consummate skill is required to suck a man's cock and provide him with the highest degree of pleasure possible. When I first started my quest I really had no one to turn to for advise and counsel. It was all hunt and suck. Hunt and suck. Find that one technique that could and would set him on fire! I had to learn from my experiences and while I would not want to deny you the innate pleasure that these experiences will bring I would hate to see you lose a great companion because of your inexperience and lack of expertise. Let's assume that you have taken that opportunity to LOOK at his penis. To explore each area of the penis to find the most sensitive parts. That you have gotten beyond "Parts is parts" and recognize that some parts are more equal than others. In order for you to observe your man's reactions and get the most information possible about his responses try the following: While his erect penis points toward the ceiling, cup his balls in one hand and gently, using only your tongue, lick softly, but carefully along the entire underside of his erect organ. As you suck along the underbelly you will learn those areas that give him the greatest pleasure when your tongue is touching them. Unless he is made of stone, your partner will provide you with vivid clues as to which areas are most pleasurable. As you discover these areas of enhanced pleasure concentrate on them. For most men the most sensitive area will be the point where the ring (or corona) of the head and the foreskin are attached. Or were attached prior to his circumcision. By continued licking and tapping along this area with your tongue you are going to bring forth a geyser. If you are not skilled and you want to please him in a hurry I suggest that you get him off in this manner in order to become familiar at first hand with the nature and delight of his climax. As he is getting ready for climax you will note changes in his penis. These signs will be the same every time he climaxes so that you can prepare for his cum properly. The head of the cock may swell somewhat larger then it is during the normal course of his erection. He may thrust his hips forward as he wants to send his body hurtling out his cock with his cum. And for most men, immediately prior to the cum, there will appear at the tiny, lovely lips at the tip of the cock a clear drop or two of fluid. When you see this or feel the opening of the meatus through his condom you know that the moment of truth is at hand. Launch the torpedoes, full cum ahead! Where should you be when you are sucking his cock? Between his legs, on top of him, in a sixty nine position? Where? Because of the structure of his penis, as well as the structure of your mouth, lips, tongue, and teeth, you can provide the highest degree of sensation to yourself and your partner by kneeling between his legs and approaching his cock from the bottom rather than from the side or the top. Don't believe me? Try the various positions (I describe in later chapters techniques to be used with each position). See what works best for you and your partner. Coming tomorrow: Lesson 3 - First Contact. Return to Table of Contents to continue lessons.
George of Boston (Boston Bill) WOW! I have NEVER enjoyed homework so much! I'm going to go for extra credit assignments. LOL...Lou Times in history when it was OK to use the "F" word 10) "What the *&%# was that?" -Mayor of Hiroshima 9) "Where did all these *&%#ing Indians come from?"-Custer 8) "Any *&%#ing idiot could understand that." -Einstein 7) "It does SO *&%#ing look like her!" -Picasso 6) "How the *&%# did you work that out?" -Pythagoras 5) "You want WHAT on the *&%#ing ceiling?" -Michelangelo 4) "I don't suppose it's gonna *&%#ing rain." -Joan of Arc 3) "Scattered *&%#ing showers...my ass!" -Noah 2) "I need this parade like I need a *&%#ing hole in my head!" -JFK
and the No. 1 Time in history when it was OK to use the "F" word.....
1) "Aw, c'mon Monica, who the *&%# is going to find out?"-Bill Clinton
Bob Deal wrote:
Ben Boxer responds: "fop" -- noun: A man who is much concerned with his dress and appearance; a dandy. It derives from Middle English fop, foppe, a fool. "A dandy," wrote Thomas Carlyle, "is a clothes-wearing man, a man whose trade, office, and existence consists in the wearing of clothes. Every faculty of his soul, spirit, purse, and person is heroically consecrated to this one object, the wearing of clothes wisely and well." England's Max Beerbohm, at the time a young friend of Oscar Wilde's, wrote in 1896 an essay on "Fops and Dandies." Chiefly, he praised the greatest fop of them all, the famous commoner, George Bryan "Beau" Brummel, who, despite his elopement with a lady, was most assuredly gay. Brummel is credited by many as the "inventor" of "stovepipe" trousers (probably by instructing his tailor in the idea) which replaced the knee breeches commonly worn by men until that time, which was England's Regency Period.
This was the era in which the British and their Allies defeated Napoleon decisively at Waterloo in Belgium and when Napoleon's "French Empire" style gave way to "English Regency." (Beau Brummel's Regency-style dressing table sold for a fortune a few years ago in England.) It was also the time of Jane Austen's Regency novels, such as "Pride and Prejudice." Gay culture was prominent, though veiled, in London society, and the corpulent (chub?) Prince Regent was apparently infatuated with his dashing "George." He preferred Brummel's real name to "Beau," perhaps because he spoke of him so much to everyone that the popular English use of "beau"("handsome" in French, pronounced "bo") for boyfriend may have been too revealing of the Prince's hidden sentiments toward the dandy. Some credit Brummel with the invention of stovepipe trousers, forerunners of the long pants we wear today. There is no argument that he indeed created a strap for them that anchored under the boot and held the stovepipes, which were inclined to unsightly wrinkles, flat against the leg. He also promoted the elegant Hessian boots which became the most fashionable footwear for the Regency male. It was a heyday for gay designers in every field. "Fop" was not necessarily synonymous with "gay," but looking backward at Dandies gambled heavily, and could lose as heavily. It was gambling that destroyed Beau Brummel in 1816. Piqued that his mentor and friend the Prince Regent would not bail him out one last time, Brummel passed the remark for which history remembers his most. Standing before the portly but vain and sensitive man who would soon be King, the fop of the ages turned away in a rage and bitterly uttered to a bystander, within earshot of the Prince, "Who's your fat friend?" That unfortunate comment on the Prince Regent's corpulence sealed his fate. He was cast out forever, and died in bankruptcy. In 1954, a lavish Technicolor film based on the life of and named for Beau Brummel starred English movie idol Stewart Granger as Beau, English character-actor Peter Ustinov as the "fat" Prince, English-born Elizabeth Taylor as the love interest, and English silverfox Robert Morley as mad King George. Granger was married at the time to petite English actress Jean Simmons (a demure beauty who made excellent films and later became a raving alcoholic before recovery after middle-age). Elizabeth Taylor was in the throes of her second of eight marriages (to Richard Burton twice). The husband during the filming of "Beau Brummel" was English star Michael Wilding. In her personal biography, a famous Hollywood gossip columnist tells of calling Liz (Taylor) and Jean (Simmons) together to inform the two actresses "unselfishly and in their best interests" that their husbands, Wilding and Granger, were gay lovers and had been for several years. I imagine the looks on their faces rivaled that of the Prince Regent's when Beau Brummel made his fatal crack about the "fat friend." The results were pretty much the same. Beau went off into bankrupt obscurity; the Grangers and the Wildings were all divorced. How dandy! What fops these mortals be! (Middle English "fop" equals fool.)
COMING NEXT: A real treat! Max Beerbohm's account of a 70-year-old silverfox dandy whose dressing room is filled every day with admiring foxhunter fops anxious to be his "beau"!
From: "Ben Boxer" benboxer@mediaone.net
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justice."
 From: Skiparvid@AOL.COM Subject: Happy Vernal Equinox!
Imagine my surprise to learn that the vernal equinox was on the 21st this
year.
For 68 years I've celebrated my birthday, Christ's true birth day and the
first day of spring on the 20th. Although I think that it did happen once
before.
This year, I downloaded sunrise, sunset, moonrise and moonset times for the
year 2001 for my location (Boston, MA USA) from the National Observatory
website. I was totally amazed to learn that the 12 hour day/12 hour night
date this spring in Boston was on March 17. It jumps around a bit each year
because of the calendar inaccuracy that is necessarily built into the Leap
Year correction system. The long term average floats around March 21.
Skip wrote:
Ben Boxer responds: George of Boston has informed us in another post that this year's Vernal Equinox was actually on March 17. By no stretch of any international clocking can we turn that into March 20 or 21. It's a good thing Spring came early. At least we're not left out in the cold. On the card I sent to the list that started this thread, old Socrates showed us his recipe for enjoying the Rites of Spring no matter the weather: take one cock and two balls of your choice, mix with yours, and voila! You got heat! You and I and George of Boston may have a much bigger problem looming over the horizon than when Spring comes dancing in: remembering that it's March at all. Here lately, when I get up from the computer and my knee bones crack like thunder after being folded all morning, I feel like it must be the Autumn Equinox. Or when I can't get IT up (sigh), I am sure Winter has cum...er...NOT! This year I keep forgetting how old I am. I keep announcing in the Boxer Birthday Brunch postings (for April 1) that it's the day after my 66th birthday...NOT! I will be 67! Hell, Skip, you are 68, and I bet you don't think you're a day over 45! Like George of Boston, who claims a man is only as old as he feels, and I know from a couple of young men of his acquaintance that ol' George feels 'em up pretty good. He has things to teach us, Skip. I hope you are a student in his Master Class on Fellatio. I am, but it's the homework I like best. Ask my partner. He's thinking of writing a thank-you note to George.
P.S. Skip, what is this about "Christ's birthday" on the 20th of March? Many of us know that December 25th is an arbitrary date, but on what authority do you base your premise? I am sure we would all like to know. Thanks. They say that if you CUFF YOUR LILLY 157 times a year you take 10 years off your life. Twice that many times makes me feel 20 years younger. I got into astrology when I was a little girl. I used Sidereal rather then Tropical. Tropical doesn't work because it's off 24 1/2 degrees (about one sign). It took months and months to rectify Christ's chart, mainly because he was born in 4BC. It took drawing up in excess of 50 charts before I got the answer. Crack astrologers who have checked the times on other of my rectifications say that they are accurate to 1/6 of a minute. This accuracy is important in the timing of events and interpretation. Five years after my father died I checked my chart and found out that he was gay and in denial. It helped to know that that was why he ignored me all his life. Been out of metaphysics for a while and into a metaphysical church. Serves my needs.
Thanks,
George of Boston" writes:
GRS wonders:
GRS
If eveyone in LA flushes their toilet at the same time, we can speed up the
wobble.
Down side is that everyone in NYC will get a vernal disease and have to get
penicillin shots. Please, separate the message from the messanger, as I am
not responsible for this insight.
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King George III, whose government was driven out of the American Colonies in the last quarter of the previous century, is said to have lost his mind several times in the first decade of the 19th century, but for the last time in 1810. His son, the Prince of Wales, had been acting unofficially as Regent for his father for most of the decade before 1811, after which he assumed the official title of Prince Regent until his father's death in 1821, at which time he became King. 
the popular caricature drawings of the time, EVERYBODY looks gay by present standards. Dandies were often spoken of as "gifted," which has long been a euphemism for homosexual in the loftiest designer and theatrical circles.