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Wearable Bacteria, Fecal Enemas, and Matching Lesbians

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Sharing bacteria

I would imagine that all members of a household share more or less the same "germspace." In heterosexaul relationships, there are farm wives that can't get rid of those nagging vaginal infections until their husbands stop boinking the livestock.

Mona Albano @ Dec 20, 2007 18:37:30 PM

matching BV

so that must mean that matched lesbians with similar bacterial vaginosis have the same "smell" from their female parts. eeewww.

wendy of OR @ Dec 19, 2007 22:58:42 PM

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