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One reason why humans are special and unique: We masturbate. A lot.

Seeded on Wed Jun 23, 2010 7:52 AM EDT
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There must be something in the water here in Lanesboro, Minnesota, because last night I dreamt of an encounter with a very muscular African-American centaur, an orgiastic experience with – gasp – drunken members of the opposite sex and (as if that weren't enough) then being asked by my hostess to wear a white wedding dress while giving a scientific keynote presentation. "Does it make me look too feminine?" "Not at all," she assured me, "it's a man's dress."

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Blearc

See you already seeded it. Good gives me more time to test the theory....

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