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There are men in Guam whose full-time job is to travel the countryside and deflower young virgins, who pay them for the privilege of having sex for the first time. Why? Under Guam's laws, it is expressly forbidden for virgins to marry.The men of the Caramoja tribe in northern Uganda tie a weight on the end of their penises to elongate them. Sometimes their member gets so long that the men literally have to knot them up! The Mambas of New Hebrides wrap theirs in yards and yards of cloth, making them look up to 17 inches long! Oh, add these places to my travel plans. Aig mistake for women adulteresses - the Serni of Brazil take a guilty wife, whip her and then expose the wounds to fire ants. Picnics are bad enough, and I know I'd definitely be getting this treatment. The penalty for masturbation in Indonesia is decapitation. Look Ma, no hands! I can hear your groan…)In Ancient Greece, women would expose their vaginas to ward off storms at sea. I'm not sure why. The clam? Fish jokes? While nudity was considered commonplace to the ancient Greeks, a man was considered indecent if he had an exposed erection. All I can think about is ancient Greco-wrestling and what if…Did you have to stop and run away for a while? Count numbers in your head? The first known contraceptive wascrocodile dung, used by the Egyptians in 2000 B.C. It was replaced with elephant droppings when they realized it wouldn't work. Collecting the croc crap - now that's a dangerous job. The origin of the modern day confessional box comes from the European Middle Ages. Before then, prostitutes who visited priests to confess their sins were often sexually assaulted. Ah, the little room with the screen…my catholic girl memories resurface of the things I confessed in those velvet-covered boxes. Chinese lovers, before the days of Mao, were most fond of sex with fowl. Now it's all about the Asian Bird Flu and running away from anything feathered.
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