When did we breed w/ Neanderthals?
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- leonidas Oct 25, 2014 at 01:46: PM
This stuff just blows me away. I have always said that the most interesting time in human history has been between 45,000 BC to 35,000 BC when supposedly Neanderthal disappeared. The question for anthropologists has always been did that happen because of love or war? Genetic traits abound in humans today look up the dominant ones and find the chicks that have them. They will phuck and suck you to death. I should have married that redheaded Celtic beauty with the deep eye sockets.
libluvsbukkake
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- libluvsbukkake Oct 25, 2014 at 03:31: PM
libluvsbukkake
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Redheads do LOVE to Fuck Leo. Love them with the Freckles and Milky-White skin.
- leonidas Oct 27, 2014 at 02:06: PM
Red hair is definitely a neanderthal genetic trait Libs, but I also love the lips on those Celtic babes. Love to suck them and run my tongue over them....lordy I am getting excited.
- Vagitarian Oct 27, 2014 at 02:48: PM
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So many different types, so little time.
- leonidas Oct 27, 2014 at 06:24: PM
Alas my friends, we are a dying breed of lovers. We pour our hearts and souls into our love making as well as our bodies. Variety is the spice of life and I will someday die with a smile on my face for having had them on every continent. Every shape, size and color. (except for that giant skin tag that grew on my dick in Viet Nam due to a biter, I've been pretty lucky. Had it surgically removed comps of the USN)
Drug Dumper
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- Drug Dumper Oct 27, 2014 at 08:23: PM
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Just a little bit of TMI there, Leo. Besides, I never noticed it.