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Source channel @olddriverGDstudy · Post #53 · Mar 24

#知识#接吻 第一式:舔吻 用舌舔对方的上下唇,让对方感受舌部味蕾舔掠的感觉,注意要保持唾液的充分,如果唾液太少,干燥的舔吻会有不舒服的感觉。 第二式:咬吻 用牙齿轻咬对方的唇,但别咬的太用力,以免受伤喔! 第三式:吸吻 轻轻的吸吮对方的唇部;可用自己的唾液轻抹在对方的唇部,然后吸吮干净。 第四式:推动吻 把舌伸进对方口中,让舌与舌互相推放,男生力气应放小,以免女生疼痛;这种互推吻可形成快感。 第五式:吸舌吻 以你的唇含住他的舌,轻轻的吸吮对方的舌头,动作宜缓慢而轻柔,勿过于仓促。 第六式:齿龈吻 用舌探索对方的牙及牙龈的内外两侧,以刺激口内粘膜为目的。动作要仔细,慢,轻柔的介于碰触与不碰触之间,以产生一种特殊的亲密感。 第七式:滑动吻 用舌尖稍用力的舔对方的舌部内侧,由里向外滑舔。 第八式:舔舌吻 双方以舌对舌互舔,以用舌尖为主,不用唇。 第九式:嚼食之吻 咬住对方的舌头,似欲吞食般的吻;请小心别用力过火,只是假装而已。想像对方的舌头是好吃的东西,又咬又舔又吸的想吞进肚子里去。 第十式:律动之吻 以舌在对方的口中,有节奏律动般的的绕着对方的舌尖,画圈似的舔吻。 第十一式:深喉咙吻 将舌深入对方的喉咙重舔。重压,是霸道占有般的吻;这是一种颇不舒服的吻法,但还是有乐在其中的人。 第十二式:热情之吻 将自己的舌把对方的舌包卷于口中,上下左右回旋翻动,用放肆的旋动来增加快感,虽嫌粗鲁但颇具挑战性,是接吻高手必备的技巧之一。 第十三式:甘泉之吻 利用两唇相接时……以舌将自己的唾液渡入对方口中,并吸食对方的唾液。适用于两情相悦且身体健康的爱侣,会觉入口之唾液为琼浆玉液般,世间独有。

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@googlefactss · Post #39958 · 10/27/2025, 11:01 PM

Today, exactly 100 years ago on the 28th of October 1925 the mask of Tutankhamun was discovered. There was a legend that those who disturbed the tomb would be cursed, soon after the discovery and disturbance of the tomb certain incidents in wich members of the team started dying made it seem that this legend was true. [read more here] @googlefactss#history#funfact#Egypt#legends

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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #1319 · 02/27/2026, 12:11 PM

🌎 The legend of Yamata no Orochi comes from ancient Japanese mythology and describes an enormous eight-headed, eight-tailed serpent defeated by the god Susanoo. According to the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki texts from the 8th century CE, Susanoo discovered the creature in Izumo Province and tricked it with sake before slaying it. Archaeological evidence indicates these texts are among Japan’s oldest written records. ✨ #mythology⚡#Japan⚡#legends 👉subscribe Interesting Planet 👉more Channels ​

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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #631 · 08/26/2025, 03:22 AM

🌎 Ireland’s legend of the Salmon of Knowledge tells of a magical fish that granted wisdom to whoever tasted it. In Celtic mythology, eating this salmon gave the poet Fionn mac Cumhaill extraordinary wisdom, making him a great hero in Irish folklore. ✨ #mythology⚡#legends⚡#folklore 👉subscribe Interesting Planet ​

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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #922 · 10/17/2025, 12:11 PM

🌎 On the island of Flores in Indonesia, local legend tells of the Ebu Gogo—small, hairy people said to steal food and mimic speech. In 2003, scientists discovered Homo floresiensis fossils nearby, a tiny ancient human species, fueling debate about whether the myth preserves a memory of real prehistoric encounters. ✨ #legends⚡#anthropology⚡#indonesia 👉subscribe Interesting Planet 👉more Channels ​

🗺🐍Grootslang (Afrikaans and Dutch for “big snake”) is a legendary creature said to dwell in a deep cave in the Richtersveld region of northwestern South Africa, fiercely guarding its diamonds 💎 from treasure seekers. According to myth, the Grootslang was so powerful and cunning that the gods who created Earth decided to split it into two separate species — the elephant🐘 and the snake. 🐍 Yet some Grootslangs, the legends say, escaped into the deepest cave, where they have survived to this day. The cave is filled with diamonds 💎, but no one can reach them — the creature keeps watch day and night. 🌑✨ #Culture#Myths#SouthAfrica#Africa#Legends#Wildlife

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@googlefactss · Post #40775 · 03/11/2026, 03:04 PM

Flexible glass was a legendary type of glass from ancient Rome. A craftsman is said to have invented it, and it could supposedly bend without breaking. He showed it to Emperor Tiberius, who reportedly asked him to confirm he was the only one who knew how to make it. The emperor then had him executed to prevent the invention from spreading, an early example of planned obsolescence. No known examples survive today. 🏺🪞📜 [Read more] @googlefactss #FlexibleGlass#AncientRome#History#Legends#Innovation

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@interesting_planet_facts · Post #757 · 09/15/2025, 08:22 PM

🌎 The Mapuche people of southern Chile and Argentina have long told of the mythical “Pillán,” powerful spirits linked to volcanoes and natural disasters. Early European chroniclers in the 16th century recorded beliefs that eruptions were caused by these spirits’ anger. The word “pillán” still appears in many local place names near active volcanoes. ✨ #Mapuche⚡#mythology⚡#volcanoes⚡#legends 👉subscribe Interesting Planet ​

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