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This all depends if you are susceptible to the 3 second rule, like Old Greg, which means the refractory period is shorter. The song 'Oops I did it again' should always be playing.Originally posted by covbob View PostI'm putting this in General as I'm sure it is a stupid question, but still needs asking.
Is there a rule about how many times in 24 hours you can beat one out before it gets sore? Personally I find it stings a bit and is hard to get up after the third, but I've heard that people in the porn industry can manage more. Can anyone here manage more than three times in a day? I'm pretty sure the answer is no.
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use axle grease - love (at a price) NLYUKOriginally posted by covbob View PostI'm putting this in General as I'm sure it is a stupid question, but still needs asking.
Is there a rule about how many times in 24 hours you can beat one out before it gets sore? Personally I find it stings a bit and is hard to get up after the third, but I've heard that people in the porn industry can manage more. Can anyone here manage more than three times in a day? I'm pretty sure the answer is no.Last edited by vetran; 14 October 2014, 12:15.
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24 Hour Rule
I'm putting this in General as I'm sure it is a stupid question, but still needs asking.
Is there a rule about how many times in 24 hours you can beat one out before it gets sore? Personally I find it stings a bit and is hard to get up after the third, but I've heard that people in the porn industry can manage more. Can anyone here manage more than three times in a day? I'm pretty sure the answer is no.Tags: None
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