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Category: Sexuality, Gender, Teenagers, 1950s
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Dimensions by Bernard Longpré, National Film Board of Canada
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Posted By: Alex - Sat Jul 14, 2012 -
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Category: Beauty, Ugliness and Other Aesthetic Issues, Sexuality, Men
This is a magical Javanese stone, which can be used to arouse your target from a distance. The magical Stone of Lust can be used by both men and women to influence their target, so that to cause them to lustfully chase you!
The power of the stone will make your target go sexually crazy over you, as it influences them to be sexually intimate with you.
The magical stone vibrates on its own accord when steeped into any kind of liquid. The same affect will occur as your target will feel a vibration erotic-like sensation in his/her genital area.
Although, you can use this item from a distance the person you are targeting must be in close proximity.
It is a very simple magical item to use, as you are only required to recite a short mantra to activate its power.
The following virtues of this item presented below:
Sexually arouse your target from a distance
Make your target go sexually crazy over you and become passionate towards you
This magical stone vibrates when immersed into any kind of liquids
Easy to use Javanese magical stone
Posted By: Paul - Mon Jun 25, 2012 -
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Category: Frauds, Cons and Scams, New Age, Paranormal, Sexuality, Superstition
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Posted By: Paul - Fri Jun 08, 2012 -
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Category: Sexuality, Psychology, Children, Dogs, 1950s
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