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DD_Red_Shoes

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Re: Bee stings?
« Reply #15 on: August 31, 2003, 03:59:33 PM »
Not a bad animation. Flash is great in making little thoughts come to life reasonably effortlessly.
I have heard of the practice of beestinging the mans penis for added errection. I think the practice originated in South America, where the man does this as an initiation to man hood or as something guys do before the wedding. It was really to see how well you can stand pain I guess. It wasn't until western people saw this practice that they thought hmmmmm, I wonder if you can still have sex like that. In the form of using beestings for added sexual stimulation, I think it originated in either Germany or Holland. (Crazy bastards)Apparently the penis swells when stung around the base, in width rather than in length thus giving the woman a wider shaft and thus stimulating the clit more. The pain of the sting acts as sort of destraction in which the man will perform well without getting overly excited and so he will pump longer until the pain subsides and the pleasure of sex grows backs to it's normal tentalising levels. Therefore the whole practice is essentially to prevent prejaculation and prelong sexual pleasure.
Anyone interested in trying this out?
DD_Redshoes  
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Fedde

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Re: Bee stings?
« Reply #16 on: September 02, 2003, 09:21:39 AM »
Als antwoord op:

Not a bad animation. Flash is great in making little thoughts come to life reasonably effortlessly.
I have heard of the practice of beestinging the mans penis for added errection. I think the practice originated in South America, where the man does this as an initiation to man hood or as something guys do before the wedding. It was really to see how well you can stand pain I guess. It wasn't until western people saw this practice that they thought hmmmmm, I wonder if you can still have sex like that. In the form of using beestings for added sexual stimulation, I think it originated in either Germany or Holland. (Crazy bastards)Apparently the penis swells when stung around the base, in width rather than in length thus giving the woman a wider shaft and thus stimulating the clit more. The pain of the sting acts as sort of destraction in which the man will perform well without getting overly excited and so he will pump longer until the pain subsides and the pleasure of sex grows backs to it's normal tentalising levels. Therefore the whole practice is essentially to prevent prejaculation and prelong sexual pleasure.
Anyone interested in trying this out?
DD_Redshoes  



I have lived in Holland (the Netherlands) all my life now, and I never heard of people getting stung by bees on purpose, so I'm quite sure it didn't originate in the Netherlands. But otherwise, the Duch do have some weird habits (like eating raw fish, wich is absolutely delicious ).

Please let me know if you can find any prove of a Duch guy who gets himself stung on purpose.
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DD_Red_Shoes

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Re: Bee stings?
« Reply #17 on: September 03, 2003, 05:32:38 PM »
Well Fedde
The Dutch guy I know is Maarten and him an a group of friends heard about this idea of getting stung for added 'growth'. So thay went on their friends farm that has beehives and they pissed off a few bees. He said that initially it was very painful, but after ten minutes the pain subsided a enough to get an errection. His girlfriend said his penis was about 1/2 inch wider and bright red but felt really good.
So there you go, if you thought your compatriots were strange in their habits before......

DD_Redshoes

PS: Needless to say the following morning Maartens penis was still throbing and aching from the venom of the sting. (Crazy Mofo Dutchman)  
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Fedde

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Re: Bee stings?
« Reply #18 on: September 04, 2003, 10:11:50 AM »
We are weirder than I tought ...

I don't think I'll ever try it.
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DD_Red_Shoes

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Re: Bee stings?
« Reply #19 on: September 04, 2003, 03:13:07 PM »
Well yeah Maarten is a pretty sick little monkey in trying new things. I suppose everyone has their hobbies, his appears to try any strange and twisted way of improving his sexual prowlness. Thankfully his girlfriend is not only just as sick, but loves the variety of these crazy games.

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skijumper

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Re: Bee stings?
« Reply #20 on: September 17, 2003, 06:13:03 PM »
I've also seen people suggesting it as a way of increasing the size of the facial lips, with a possible permanent increase after the swelling gone down.  

But lots of people die from beestings. Just a few days ago, some well-known British football person's wife finally died after spending years in a **97** with braindamage after a bad reaction to a beesting.

The act of stinging kills the bee, so anyone crazy enough to do risk this would probably be better off just killing the bee (as humanely as possible), removing the sting with venom sac with tweezers and using that to place the sting wherever.

Do different bees have different strength venom?  

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DruulEmpire

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Re: Bee stings?
« Reply #21 on: September 18, 2003, 06:03:20 AM »
It took me a while to notice this thread, which I thought might be about breasts of the small "bug bites" type, but it touches on a fundamental challenge that a BE plot faces when confronting any sort of realism -- namely, relatively quick growth, especially of one area of the body, is more often pathological, due to an infection or an internal injury, than anything else.  Cancer is an extreme example of tissue that grows fast, and of course certain worms can go wild.  Your average gigantitis is a disease of some sort.  Having lots of GOOD extra tissue takes either a lot of time -- as any believer in fenugreek may tell you -- or a little innovative science fiction.  Implants, of course, are already inorganic and bypass this altogether.

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Re: Bee stings?
« Reply #22 on: September 23, 2003, 11:10:35 AM »
The first times this approach will work. But avoid playing with allergic phenomenons: Every contact with an allergen increases the vulnerability of the bodies defense.
Suddenly and without announcing a spontaneous anaphilactic shock can occur. This can lead to death.
Also the degree of a defence crash in nature increases dramatically. It is possible your girlfriend comes to a point where she has to avoid being stung for the rest of her life.

Without this risk it would be no problem to place some bees on the right positions and to make them blow up the goodies (ok, your girlfriend has to be a little masochistic, but a lot of women are).
The way it is, playing with such a desease is dangerous. Keep always cortison pills or similar stuff with you, if you really try it.

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Kowalski

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Re: Bee stings?
« Reply #23 on: September 24, 2003, 12:58:21 PM »
I've also heard that if you pound on it for 30 minutes with a meat tenderizing mallet that it will swell up larger. I think I'll go try it right now.