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PostPosted: 02/16/08 - 17:00    Post subject: Foreskin Vote now! Reply with quote
Iv'e been listening to all your answers and they really helped thanks! but one of my questions did not get answered properly.
I wanted to ask if its better to pull back your Foreskin when elected or when its flexible (not elected) I'm not sure what elected means but i think it means stiffy lolz, get back to me please!
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