From: Gene McAloon 

On Thu, 19 Jun 2003 17:54:11 -0400, Judy Folkenberg
 wrote:

>Isn't the brain the most sexual and most sensitive organ?  After all how could
poets
>through the centuries bed women with ease, merely by reciting a few lines of
poetry
>to them?    Never, never underestimate the charm of a few well-chosen
words!

I agree with you wholeheartedly. There are many things that turn women on
and not the least is being romanced long before the bed thing. Even in bed
much depends on what the man says both before and after. Not to mention
making sure that she has an orgasm, a little detail that seems to escape
many males.

But then many males are lousy lovers. They wonder why most of their
conquests are one night stands. They seem to suppose that because they can
get it up every
night that is good enough.

As for Phil, everyone knows pacifists are lousy lovers. You do know that,
don't you? Besides, he is British and their reputation as lousy lovers is
known world wide. A Brit talking about sex is rather like a talking dog;
you are amazed not that he talks so well, but that he talks at all.


Gene

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