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It seems it is still legal in many states. How the hell do you deal with informed consent....
AL to outlaw bestiality, but it's still legal to rape a sheep in 13 states - Watchdog.org
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They didn't have explicit magazines when I was 15 so actually my sister's copies of Horse and Hound magazine were the closest to porn I could get. My mother did have a nice medical book with a couple of B&W nude ladies in tho.
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According to the porno films yes, but only well hung stallions. with nubile young girls.Originally posted by xoggoth View PostI wonder if this unnatural lust goes the other way round? I got followed by a horse in a field the other day and it grabbed my sleeve in its teeth. Managed to shake it off. Maybe I had a lucky escape. There are real disadvantages to being as sexy as I am.
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It wont, because it's not wright.Originally posted by ELBBUBKUNPS View PostWouldn't the horse bight your nob off ?
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As a sagittarius I have no issues with a bit of horse perving. I am also allowed to poo in the street and get away with it. Which after ten pints and a curry, is a bit of a 'get out of jail free' card
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I wonder if this unnatural lust goes the other way round? I got followed by a horse in a field the other day and it grabbed my sleeve in its teeth. Managed to shake it off. Maybe I had a lucky escape. There are real disadvantages to being as sexy as I am.
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Because it looked like a carrot and in my case one of those jumbo over grown veg carrots
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Exactly, bloody pervertsOriginally posted by xoggoth View PostPigs I could understand but horses? How odd.
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