[yK2VgoEI]

We played the AIDS game in sex ed.

[Clesylafabada]

Is 't that the game where a bunch of gay men have an Orgy where 1 or 2 is known to have Aids?

JM

[Angelinaaiiiiiiiii]

All sex-ed ever taught me was that girls are really icky, substitute PE teachers are really homophobic and it inspired me to try out other mastabatory techniques.

[Goalseexere]

Yeah, I found sex education to be very mechanical but really didn't teach you the things you need to know in order to find a partner

[drgshmcm]

Is it?

[shumozar]

Cowpers gland lol

[acissombiapse]

I had something like one hour of sex-ed, and I was among the five or so suckers who went there (it wasn't mandatory, and there were something like 200 students who could apply).

I learned that AIDS risk is smallest while sucking your partner. And that you need to watch out for lampposts when you gaze at a girl's booty

[Avoireeideree]

i didn't learn anything in sex-ed.

[Jalieteplalry]

I learned that sometimes couples like to talk dirty to further enhance their sexual experience.

[Thunderzee]

talking dirty

[dremucha]

Sega advice though, nonetheless

[Npbfamgt]

Originally posted by aneeshm
I learnt nothing in sex-ed, because we never had sex-ed. Field trips to those temples with engravings of orgies on the walls count as sex-ed, methinks.

[AlexBrith]

5th grade girls learned about what girls go through. boys learned what boys go through. Health III we'll have the sex stuff. that is junior year. more biology tho. catholic schools here don't like going into details. we wont even get to practice using condoms. not that that matters to me.

[quedry36]

I learnt how vaginal intercourse looks seen from the cervix.

[Nosmas]

Originally posted by Maquiladora
I watched some girls roll a condom down a test tube, thats about all i remember, and its served me well ever since Alas the somewhat more hirsute head of biology did it...doesn't quite have the same appeal...

[ELURNSERB]

[Gypejeva]

Was anyone batting for the other team?

[VFOVkZBj]

Originally posted by Ninot
There were two people at 2nd base, one at 3rd.

The guy at 3rd base was very proud.

We were all 13 or 14, mind you. Sounds like Spec.

[gomosopions]

...apparently.

[avdddcxnelkaxz]

Originally posted by Q Cubed
I don't remember learning anything.

Then again, I wasn't paying attention--I thought it a colossal waste of time that I would have rather spent in physics, math, or English.

My priorities were a bit off back then. My priorities in highschool were Math, Science, and Lit.

In college they became Math and Physics.

I currently wish they were a bit different.

JM