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When first introduced to Europe, chocolate was only for the nobles, who endlessly debated it nutritional and medicinal properties. In fact, because of the dominance of the Catholic Church, long debates were held as to whether or not chocolate was actually a food and whether, as such, eating it broke the fasting rules in place at the time.
 
2009:D

eye roll again, huh? lol:D

Excellent. I will make sure I properly celebrate :D

Of course, the eye roll :D. You know... the occasional indulgence. Well, aside from chocolate and coffee of course :rolleyes: :D

When first introduced to Europe, chocolate was only for the nobles, who endlessly debated it nutritional and medicinal properties. In fact, because of the dominance of the Catholic Church, long debates were held as to whether or not chocolate was actually a food and whether, as such, eating it broke the fasting rules in place at the time.

Oh, this is too funny!

Thank you :kiss:
 
Excellent. I will make sure I properly celebrate :D

Of course, the eye roll :D. You know... the occasional indulgence. Well, aside from chocolate and coffee of course :rolleyes: :D



Oh, this is too funny!

Thank you :kiss:

I'll celebrate with you.:D

Well, thanks for the eye roll. absolutely melts me. I can picture you eating chocolate and giving the eye roll lol:D

With that being said, they regarded chocolate as a symbol of the corrupt in Roman Catholic Church.
 
The act of kissing puts 29 facial muscles in motion. In other words, kissing is an effective exercise to tighten those facial muscles and prevent baggy cheeks.
 
Kissers exchange saliva containing various substances, like proteins and antigens. These can give a boost to the production of antibodies and boost your immune system.
 
Trousers cause twice as many accidents as chainsaws.

I can go with this one, I think we've all got our legs stuck while putting them on and fallen over. I've also heard tales of men getting their todgers stuck in the zip :eek:
 
I'll celebrate with you.:D

Well, thanks for the eye roll. absolutely melts me. I can picture you eating chocolate and giving the eye roll lol:D

With that being said, they regarded chocolate as a symbol of the corrupt in Roman Catholic Church.

Woo hoo!

*stocks chocolate throughout North America, for International Year of the Chocolate*:D

Melts, eh?

Psst...
:rolleyes:

:D
 
A washroom that was built by Lam Sai-wing is the world's most expensive washroom. He built the washroom for his shop and everything in the washroom is made out of gold and jewels. It cost $3.5 million to build.
 
Frisbee got its name from William Russel Frisbee, who was a pie baker. He used to sell his pies in a thin tin pan, which had Frisbee written on it. When Walter Frederick Morrison thought of the idea of making saucer like disks to play catch, he visited the campus of Yale and noticed people there were using the pie pan to play catch so he therefore renamed his invention to Frisbee.
 
The most expensive perfume in the world is Parfum VI, which was made by Arthur Burnham. A 4 inch bottle which is covered with diamonds and 24-carat gold costs $71,380.


Just give me the bottle. :D
 
The U.S. produces more chocolate than any other country but the Swiss consume the most, followed closely by the English.
 
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Following my honey and his kissing topic....

Eskimos, Polynesians and Malaysians rub noses instead of kissing.

Romans kissed each other on the eyes or the mouth as a greeting.

In Russia, the highest sign of recognition was a kiss from the Tsar.

Victorian etiquette required a man to kiss the back of a ladies hand.

A standard greeting in Europe is a kiss on both cheeks.

African tribes pay homage to their Chief by kissing the ground where he has walked.
 
Following my honey and his kissing topic....

Eskimos, Polynesians and Malaysians rub noses instead of kissing.

Romans kissed each other on the eyes or the mouth as a greeting.

In Russia, the highest sign of recognition was a kiss from the Tsar.

Victorian etiquette required a man to kiss the back of a ladies hand.

A standard greeting in Europe is a kiss on both cheeks.

African tribes pay homage to their Chief by kissing the ground where he has walked.

I always get weird looks from people when I not only kiss their cheeks, but also ask for a second one. :eek:

Oh well, vive la difference, as they say.
 
Following my honey and his kissing topic....

Eskimos, Polynesians and Malaysians rub noses instead of kissing.

Romans kissed each other on the eyes or the mouth as a greeting.

Let's rub our noses together and I'll kiss you on the eyes lol:D:kiss::kiss:



A quick romantic kiss will burn about 2-3 calories, whereas an open-mouth french kiss with tongue-tongue contact will shed much more
 
Let's rub our noses together and I'll kiss you on the eyes lol:D:kiss::kiss:



A quick romantic kiss will burn about 2-3 calories, whereas an open-mouth french kiss with tongue-tongue contact will shed much more

Ok but after I roll my eyes at you. :D:rolleyes:

In France, a french kiss is known as a "joining of souls". Both the lips and the tongues have their roles.
 
Ok but after I roll my eyes at you. :D:rolleyes:

In France, a french kiss is known as a "joining of souls". Both the lips and the tongues have their roles.


Roll your eyes at me every chance you get.:D

I think we can break this kissing record!:D:kiss:


The world's longest kiss took place on January 28, 2002. Louisa Almodovar and Rich Langly of New Jersey kissed for a record 30 hours, 59 minutes and 27 seconds.
 
Do you prefer your eyes open or closed?:D:rose:

Two-thirds of people keep their eyes closed while kissing. The rest stare wide-eyed in enjoyment at the emotions on their partner’s faces.

Eyes wide shut of course :cool:

There are 110 days to Christmas.
(Stands beneath the Mistletoe)
 
On an average day about 3.3% of the world's population has sex. Less than 0.4% of these acts results in a birth.
 
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