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Glass Makeout

Hot video of an Asian girl making out with a glass wall.

posted by Optional Snake
9/27/2005 6:58:06 PM

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Skytgon : LVL 30: VP 3.9: said:

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1386 days 12 hours ago...

136, seriously, I counted. That was the hardest thing ive done all day. haha jk.

But that girl's cute. I like her smile espesially.

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Danimal : LVL 42: VP 5: said:

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1372 days 23 hours ago...

This is about this most arousing, erotic, sensual, sexual thing I have ever seen on the net. ....and I saw a lot...... *cough* of porn*cough*. *eg*

and dang.... isn't she cute. Everything is sexy. The smile, the eyes, the hair, the lips, the tounge, the teeth, and even the saliva runnig down the glass. To put it all in on word:

Yummy!!

5/5

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Forman : LVL 7: VP 1.6: said:

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1358 days 16 hours ago...

lol^^^^^^^

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Mandelbaum : LVL 30: VP 3.9: said:

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1352 days 3 hours ago...

Negligible! What are you talking about? Korean similar to Japanese? Most Korean words have Chinese origin, not Japanese. The two languages have similar grammar, but that has nothing to do with Korea being invaded by Japan.

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SageMaster : LVL 3: VP 1.2: said:

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1343 days 9 hours ago...

I love her lips...but that was just odd

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Negligible : LVL 14: VP 2.3: said:

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1339 days 11 hours ago...

it is true that the korean language originated mostly off of chinese
but i wasnt talking about that

the korean language still sounds a lot more similar to japanese then chinese because korea was under control japanese government

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Mandelbaum : LVL 30: VP 3.9: said:

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1338 days 23 hours ago...

@Negligible

Yes, Korean sounds more like Japanese than Chinese, but I still have to argue that it's not because Korea was controlled by Japan. I will try to explain why I hold this view.

1.Whenever a foreign occupier tries to impose their language on the occupied, the people will do everything in their power not to comply. There is no way that the Koreans would alter their pronunciation to sound Japanese. That phenomenon occurs if you respect and look up to another culture. Being occupied by Japan, Korean speakers were more likely to alter their pronunciation away from Japanese.

2.Language is always changing, but not as fast as your view implies. Korea was ruled by the Japanese for less than 50 years in the 20th century. I don't think that's enough time to change the pronunciation of a language. Japan invaded Korea at the end of the 16th century and controlled the southern part, but only for a few years.

3.Rather than altered pronunciation, there should have been a much larger amount of Japanese words in Korean.

4.Governments have much less control over language than most people think. Around the world government bodies are trying to prevent foreign words from entering their national languages. Maybe France is the most well known example. Korea is trying to stop young people from using slang originating in Japan. The interesing thing is that they can't stop it. If the speakers adopt the new word, it doesn't matter what the official policy dictates. Even more interesting is that the "borrowed" words often undergo a change in pronunciation (to suit the sounds of the borrowing language), spelling and sometimes even in meaning. My point is that the pronunciation is the hardest to alter. Half a century of Japanese rule could not have done that.

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