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	Donkey peps up sex lives

zadoz

6-23-2009 5:27 AM

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donkey, nu bao, ejiao, chinese

zadoz says:

improve vitality, increase a woman's libido and help with period pain

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6-23-2009 5:39 AM

thisnamecantbetaken

Chinese traditional medicines.

How many species of animals have been pushed to the brink of extinction, because of their superstitious ways? I find it wrong to support and enable that. I don't think the donkeys should be sold to China. Poor animals. .

6-23-2009 10:56 AM

Kelika

Donkey skins, shark fins, black bears, tigers.....the list goes on and on and on. Maybe they should try a little romance - slow dancing and some foreplay. It's cheaper, safer and nothing has to give up its life.

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