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I Wont Do What U Tell Me - Stone Cold Steve Austin
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No Chance In Hell - Mr McMahon
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The Game - Triple H
The Time Is Now - John Cena
Time To Rock & Roll - Trish Stratus
Turn Up The Trouble - Mr Kenne
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Hello again… as my previous post was for need for speed most wanted game download… Now i have got something amazing for you. YES!

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In a poll 90% of women said that they wish their partners kissed them more, but what makes a great kiss and you the perfect kisser?

Here are some basics on french kissing, the history of kissing, why we do it, why we enjoy it and how to give a kiss to remember.

Kissing can express friendship, emotional attachment or can be extremely arousing, depending on the ways it’s done.

Why do we kiss?

Kissing probably derived from ancient times, with food being transferred from the mother’s to her baby’s mouths.

This lip contact developed into a way for mothers to show love to their children. This then developed and became a way to show both love and desire.

What’s the difference between a kiss that falls flat and one that makes you feel weak at the knees? Well a kiss wont but a french kiss will!

Before we look at what goes into a great French kiss, let’s review some basics:

What is a French kiss?

It is simply a kiss where the tongue is put inside your partner’s mouth and vice versa.

French kiss basics1. When you French kiss, be careful to tilt your head to one side and your partner does the same, so now we have no clash of noses!2. Make sure you have good oral hygiene and your teeth are well kept. If there not, your partner will not enjoy kissing you so much or worse may not want to kiss you at all.

3. The mouth and teeth create a smile and that is extremely attractive and makes people want to kiss even more, so make sure yours is in good shape.

Here are some great tips to help you enjoy French kissing.

1. Emotional & Physical connection.

If you kiss someone you really like you will add emotion to passion and the kiss will be extremely dynamic. When the physical pleasure of a kiss combines with the emotions it’s a dynamite combination.

2. Relax Relax Relax!

If you are nervous, you are tense and become stiff and this will ruin a kiss.

When you’re worried about how your partner will feel about you kissing them you won’t be able to enjoy the kiss as you should.

Your apprehension will be felt by your partner.

If you relax you can go with the flow and respond naturally to your partner, which makes a natural connection.

3. Go with the flow

As stated above adapt to your partner and try different kinds of kisses.

Vary the speed and pressure of your kisses.

Move from the mouth and kiss the eyelids, neck, the latter is an extremely erotic area and a kiss on the neck after kissing on the lips, is guaranteed to drive your partner wild.

4. Kiss - respond - flow

The best kisses have a natural flow to them.

They vary from gentleness, to more aggressive mouth and tongue contact, with pauses for breath in between.

Note: Nothing is worse than someone who is kissing you and they don’t allow you time to catch your breath.

Let your kiss find a natural rhythm flowing between gentleness and raw passion.

5. Very Important – Don’t be stiff!

If your body is stiff and you simply kiss with your mouth you are making a big mistake!

Let your body loosen and move gently, use your hands and legs to brush against your partner and let your body flow and move, just like your kissing.

So How do you become a perfect kisser?

Well the key points to keep in mind are:

You should be relaxed and simply communicate with your partner and a natural flow or rhythm will develop.

Kissing is natural and anyone can give or receive a mind blowing kiss.

Relax, let thinks come naturally and let your passion, your body and lips and lips communicate and you will enjoy an amazing French kiss and so will your partner.

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‘Tis the season to be jolly, filled with mistletoe and holly! And mistletoe means kissing, or so tradition holds. So what do you do when your year long crush heads over to you with a branch of mistletoe in hand? Or even worse, how do you handle it when the person who has been crushing on you all year long rushes over with the mystical branch in tow? Don’t fret. Relax! Kissing seems to be a regular part of the winter holidays and many otherwise shy people use the old mistletoe tradition to get smooches from their crushes without putting their feelings out on the line. With this in mind, how should you handle the old mistletoe approach? Rather than running away in panic, when you find yourself under the mistletoe, quickly examine the situation and then use the tips outlined below.

Kissing someone you don’t really like:

Be polite. Smile. Turn your face and offer them your cheek. Hold stead fast to this gesture and if they move to get your lips, well, turn the other cheek. You are never under any obligation to let somebody kiss you on the lips, but a polite social peck on the cheek never hurt anyone. Rather than look like a scrooge when a person you don’t ever want to lock lips with traps you under the mistletoe, offer them your cheek and follow up with a simple peck on theirs. No arms around each other, no hand holding, no extra touching whatsoever, only a peck and a smile. Then say something nice, smile and walk away (quickly). They’ll get the message that you aren’t interested while still maintaining their dignity (a nice holiday gesture, don’t you think?).

Super Savvy Tip:
As you leave turn on the charm and say, “Can I borrow that mistletoe?“. Then, when this person is out of sight, use the mistletoe on the person you really want to be kissing.

Kissing someone you like as a friend:

This one depends on how good a friend we are talking about. Is it just another member of your group? A quick peck on the cheek or lips will do fine. Is it a good bud? You might want to linger for an instant longer. All kisses to friends should be closed mouth kisses - you don’t want anybody getting the wrong idea. No need to put your arms around each other, but if you are good friends there is also no harm in this. For a funny little variation on the friendly kiss, grab a buddy by the head and shower them with little kisses all over the face, like you would a baby. Sweet!

Super Savvy Tip:
After the kiss is over, throw in a quick hug and add, “I am so glad you’re my friend!“, just so there is no room for confusion or gossip.

Kissing someone you might like
(when you aren’t quite sure):

This is an excellent chance to test the chemistry between you. The kiss you give in this situation should fall somewhere between what you’d give to a bud and what you would give to a full fledged crush. Think short and sweet with a hint of passion. Also, make sure that there is some other body contact. Putting your arms around each other is nice, but if it seems to be too much, holding hands works too. Whatever you do, do not venture in to the realm of french kissing, but opening your mouth ever so slightly adds an element of intimacy. This kiss should last more than a second but less than 15 seconds. Too long and you run the risk of sending an undeniable “I am in to you!” message. Too short and you may give the person an unintended brush off.

Super Savvy Tip:
If the kiss made you see stars, linger a while by holding hands or staying arm in arm, and smile. If the kiss made you feel silly, smile and say, “Thanks!“, then head straight for your nearest friend.

Kissing someone you have a crush on
(when it is clear they are interested too):

This may very well be the most exciting type of kiss there is. It is so full of promise and good natured lusty feelings. You don’t know this person well enough to love them yet, but you sure feel something so strong toward them that it makes you breathless. Fight that feeling. To make this kiss memorable you are going to have to breath. It is probably still too early to try french kissing, but making it a little wet won’t hurt. Start with a gentle closed mouth peck and move on to something a little more inviting - open mouth but no tongue. Try to keep your lips soft, not too puckered, and make sure that your arms are around your partner. A couple of kisses in a row is a nice idea. Try not to let this kiss linger too long or you may find yourself making out. Making out with a crush too quickly has spelled doom to many could-have-been romances. Make sure the kiss has a definite end and that you both stay on the same planet as the rest of the party-goers.

Super Savvy Tip:
When the kiss is over, invite your crush to hang out with you a bit more. If there is dancing, suggest a turn on the floor. Or hold hands and join a group of people talking. Keep holding hands so people can see that, right now, you are “together”.

Kissing someone you have just started dating:

If this isn’t your first date, chances are you have kissed before , so a turn under the mistletoe shouldn’t be that frightening. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t special. A mistletoe kiss with a new steady can be something you will never forget. For this reason, it should be a little different than your other kisses. Holding each other close is a definite must. Start kissing the same as you have in the past. Play with each others hair or run your fingers up and down one another’s back. If you have never french Kissed before, now may be a good first time. If you aren’t ready to french kiss yet, try what we Canadians call a “Quebec kiss”. This type of kiss is a shorter, dryer version of the french kiss with only a little bit of tongue playing. If you aren’t ready for that either, try spicing up the kiss with a little bit of fun, playfully tickle your partner to signal that it is over or end with a gentle kiss on the nose or forehead.

Super Savvy Tip:
Stay in each other’s arms even after the kiss is over and talk. Talk about the kiss and how nice it was, talk about the party and how fun it is, and then lean in for another quick smooch.

Kissing someone you have a relationship with:

It never gets boring kissing your steady but kissing under the mistletoe is always a little bit special. Since you are probably well acquainted with one another’s kissing techniques, there isn’t much extra advice you need. A holiday kiss is always nice if entered in to in the interest of fun, rather than passion. Remember you are at a party under mistletoe, not in a private place with the lights down low. Your kiss should take that in to account. French Kissing is fine as long as you don’t get carried away. Kissing on the neck or face is also nice. But don’t paw each other and don’t turn the mistletoe kiss in to a make out session. Kiss like you normally would but keep it lighthearted and fun. If you haven’t french kissed before it may be fun to give it a try under the magic of the mistletoe. Whatever you do, make sure it is fun and make sure that you are ready to rejoin the party when it is over.

Super Savvy Tip:
If you are solid in the relationship ending the kiss with a whispered, “I love you!” or “I am sure glad you’re mine!” can make the moment linger in both of your hearts.

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Here is another Fantastic Game from Microsoft  Trade of Empires III: The Asian Dyansties.

From renowned real-time strategy developers Ensemble Studios and Big Huge Games, Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties introduces gamers to Asian civilizations and a host of new gameplay features. Experience firsthand the rich and historical influences of Asia while commanding units and expanding your empire in the Eastern world.

In addition to the introduction of playable Asian civilizations to Age of Empires III, the expansion pack provides new content, new ways of winning and trading, random map styles that feature remixes of classic Age of Empires game styles, and the return of Wonders - a favorite gameplay element in Age of Empires II.

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The trial version for Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties, the second expansion pack for the massively popular Age of Empires III, features the Japanese, a new random map (Honshu), and the chance to play King of the Hill, a new game type.

The trial version for Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties, the second expansion pack for the massively popular Age of Empires III, features the Japanese, a new random map (Honshu), and the chance to play King of the Hill, a new game type.

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