toastednut

i'm really psyched to go... only my stay will not include a friday! airline tickets are cheaper that way... i will be in sat - wed. is Fun any good? - lizzie

on a similar note, i know Urban Decay sells a (gel?) marker that is black-light sensitive -- great for body art types! - me

oh yeah and USE YOUR HANDS. caress and play with his balls -- never ever ever try to separate them unless you're trying to rid him of your life fast. also make firm pressure with one of your hands by making and "L" or "stop" sign and place it around the base of his penis in between your thumb and forefinger and press on him-- this directs the pressure (and pleasure) onto his penis.

take your time RELAX (your jaw) see what he likes and doesn't like and don't be afraid to experiment

so can i ask the guys: what does it taste like?!? i'm not trying it myself. - me

hit list: the areas of his inner thighs near where his legs meen his torso kissing/licking his that baldish spot in his armpits (it's about 50/50 on that one, just try and see) behind his knees that area between his balls and his anus - just gently, it can drive him crazy it's also about 50/50 if the most sensitive spot on a guy's head is the upper part, closest to him when his is erect, or the lower part, closest to you, just below the ridge let me know what i missed - me ps: just practice giving good head. the key is *multitasking.*

I will be in NYC for a little bit in early January to have myself a 5-day party. because i can't stay forever i need to cut the crap and go straight to the best parties around Manhattan/Astoria. could someone clue me in to where i need to be? then i can figure out how to dress and where to dance, how much to drink and how to HAVE FUN. besides dance clubs, i'm looking for really cool bar/lounges that play progressive techno, breaks/ambient, even jungle. yours, ms. liz/toastednut [This message has been edited by toastednut (edited 12-24-2000).]

i was referring to radio, but still. you did have to put out your cash for that CD, so we come to the final stage of successful advertising - consumer dollars! we'll for-go the media and go straight to your pocketbook.

i'm glad to jump into a thought-provoking discussion! for one, you are right about "major media" not appreciating electronic music as "the next" genre. however, we must remember that the major media in question exists soley because of commerce. network execs and tv/cable stations are not going to give airtime to what they consider a niche genre when they already know they will make a sure buck off of popular genres (POP music.) it is good to recognize this fault of major medias. then, we must turn to alternative media. local magazines, word of mouth, even smaller radio stations (here in seattle they have a listener-supported radio station -- can you imagine listening to commercial-free music all the time? ) and even the internet are all viable forms of knowledge delivery about the music scenes. BE MEDIA LITERATE! only then will you understand what advertising is constantly being pushed in front of you. additionally, don't expect everyone to be cutting-edge. most kids like pop music -- that is what they know. not many individuals brave new frontiers, especially at an early age, because they cannot yet deal with possibly being singled out or alienated (we all know it's a myth, but only when you've already done it.) just remember that you don't HAVE to listen to it. you can turn it off. you can leave. i recommend a portable MP3 player -- it's your music, all the time. have a great day and night. - liz

i've never head of pot-poisoning and no one's ever overdosed on pot! - tokie