Spanish Fly?
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It works just as well as those xray glasses typically advertised right beside Spanish Fly.
Seriously guy, have you been in a cave since 1972?
Seriously guy, have you been in a cave since 1972?
Date rape drugs are really much more effective. Sneak it in her drink when she is not looking. As it takes effect, escort her back to her apartment. Then as she slips into unconsciousness, you can fuck her all night and she won't even know it. Works best for those who enjoy a really passive sex partner. *rolls eyes*
That sounds romantic!! If a girl doesn't want to fuck me after a couple drinks I'm not interested either.
The Spanish fly is an emerald-green beetle in the family Meloidae, Lytta vesicatoria.[1] Other species of blister beetle used by apothecaries are often called by the same name. Lytta vesicatoria is sometimes incorrectly called Cantharis vesicatoria, but the genus Cantharis is in an unrelated family, Cantharidae. The beetle contains up to 5% cantharidin which irritates animal tissues. The crushed powder of Spanish fly is of yellowish brown to brown-olive color with iridescent reflections, of disagreeable scent and bitter flavor.
Spanish fly, or cantharides as it is sometimes called, is often given to farm animals to incite them to mate.[2] The cantharides excreted in the urine irritate the urethral passages, causing inflammation in the genitals and subsequent priapism.[2] For this reason, Spanish fly has been given to humans for purposes of seduction; they help men keep a longer erection. It is dangerous since the amount required is minuscule and the difference between the effective dose and the harmful dose is quite narrow. Cantharides cause painful urination, fever, and sometimes bloody discharge. They can cause permanent damage to the kidneys and genitals.[2]
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Spanish fly, or cantharides as it is sometimes called, is often given to farm animals to incite them to mate.[2] The cantharides excreted in the urine irritate the urethral passages, causing inflammation in the genitals and subsequent priapism.[2] For this reason, Spanish fly has been given to humans for purposes of seduction; they help men keep a longer erection. It is dangerous since the amount required is minuscule and the difference between the effective dose and the harmful dose is quite narrow. Cantharides cause painful urination, fever, and sometimes bloody discharge. They can cause permanent damage to the kidneys and genitals.[2]
Drugs are not an acceptable subject on TERB.
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