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|2010-08-14, 06:03
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There at the Code Geass picture drama ''kiseki birthday''. If I'm correct this is the PD where ghost Lelouch shows up and says his final goodbyes to his friends at Ashford Academy before finally resting in peace. People tell me or uses this picture drama episode(or whatever you call it) as proof that Lelouch really is dead(some say that the creators made this PD(kiseki birthday) to prove that Lelouch really is dead( I'm not trying to prove that he's alive or anything) since at the PD he is or appears to be a ghost)
I could understand why Shirley and Rolo are there(with my conclusion that they are both ghosts too with the same intention as lelouch).but what really bothers me are the two other characters that shows up or 'hunts' Ashford Academy aside from Lelouch, shirley, and rolo. There's C.C. and Suzaku!
My QUESTION is:
why the heck is C.C. and Suzaku there? are they there cause they're ghosts too? or is there some other reason why Shirley Lelouch Rolo C.C and Suzaku are there? Is it one of C.C.'s magic tricks or maybe some fictional specimen(like the thousand soul vase) at CG that can give them 24 hrs at Ashford Academy or something like that. (sorry for sounding silly I'm just trying to be more specific at my question)
If some one can answer even if it's just personal opinion please do.^^
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|2010-08-15, 04:08
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Location: In Maya world, where all is 3D and everything crashes
Age: 30
That picture drama is sort of like the last more happy farewell for the ending of Code Geass.
Like after the tragic ending they still add a soft, kind but also not possible ending so that afterward you can still smile at the characters.
|2010-08-20, 23:05
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Lord Knight of SYTOM
Join Date: Feb 2010
A couple questions, admittedly I'm now seriously overthinking things:
1. Is it possible that Anya might have some degree of autism? The emotionlessness and the propensity for shooting from the hip without thinking things through have led me to wonder.
2. Also, when the incident where Anya brought the Mordred to the school event to chase down Lelouch, was Viletta perhaps thinking that she was going on a rampage? Judging from her surprise at Anya's query about whether this was wrong, she probably thought something was seriously amiss, which leads me to wonder, why would she think that a mere warning would deter her to begin with?
|2010-08-21, 00:56
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Lord Knight of SYTOM
Join Date: Feb 2010
Yeah, I was just overthinking it. However, the social thing I was thinking of was how 1. her willingness to nuke a certain ship, that just happened to be the right thing to do but probably could have just as easily been disastrous, which is why Gino chided her for it, and 2. The whole school event incident, which as Lelouch stated showed a lack of common sense.
Good to see you again.
|2010-08-22, 02:15
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Location: In Maya world, where all is 3D and everything crashes
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This is q/a not a discussion thread so lets leave it at that
|2010-09-01, 20:21
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: My house
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When Charles Altered the memories of the Student Council Members, did he erase Milly's knowledge of Lelouch being a prince?
If so then why are the Ashfords still keeping/sheltering Lelouch and Rolo IF they've been brainwashed that Lelouch is a prince?
|2010-09-21, 21:03
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Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Germany
Age: 28
Autism != no emotions.
If you meant that Anya does not express emotions well, then that's one thing, but people with autism usually do have emotions. Maybe it's not necessary to point this out, but there are far too many people out there who hold harmful beliefs in regards to this.
|2010-09-23, 22:40
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Join Date: Feb 2010
Hey Nogitsune. Sorry for not answering sooner.
Yeah obviously Anya does have emotions, even before she is free of being Geassed, but she does seem to be highly Emotionally Repressed. One instance would be when Bradley showed up and she showed a small amount of disquiet about it.
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Barron, selected by the St. Louis Rams with the 19th overall pick of the 2005 NFL Draft, hasn't played in the NFL since 2010 with Dallas. He signed as a free agent with New Orleans prior to the 2011 season and never played for the Saints after suffering a knee injury, then was in training camp with Seattle last summer.
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District 3 Police Officer Matthew Claudio along with other squads were dispatched to an Armed Robbery complaint in the 1100 blk of N. 24th St. on November 28. When they met with the victim, they found that he was unresponsive and had suffered a traumatic head injury and could not be interviewed. They believed they were investigating a case of a man who was beaten and robbed in the street.
A witness approached Officer Claudio during the investigation and offered that he saw what happened and reported seeing several subjects beating the victim at a bus stop. While speaking with the witness, another subject came out of a house and inquired as to what happened and was very concerned about the victim and was asking detailed questions of the incident.
Officer Claudio had a hunch that something suspicious was going on with the subject who was asking a lot of questions. Officer Claudio felt this subject was acting too interested and was bringing attention to himself as someone with might be withholding information. Once detectives were told of Officer Claudio's hunch the police entered the house of the inquisitive subject. Continuing to get denial from the subject that anything happened, Officer Claudio and his partner, Officer Kyle Jelinek located blood spatter in the hallway leading to the subject's upper unit.
Eventually another witness came forth and offered that the victim wasn't robbed but beaten inside the house of the "nosy" subject. Further, it was the "nosy" subject who beat the victim over a dispute. The witness who had approached Officer Claudio was present during the beating and was attempting to steer the investigation away from him and the subject, who was later identified as his nephew. As a result two arrests were made for Substantial Battery and when the victim was responsive he positiviely identified the "nosy" subject as the person who assaulted him.
This was investigated as an Armed Robbery with little information from the victim. Due to Officer Claudio's keen instinct and awareness, a good arrest was made rather than hours spent by polic looking into a false armed robbery.


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I liked this funny story because the boy in the story thinks that his body will turn into a huge mess of body parts. I also liked this because it teaches you about idioms. One idiom that really scares him is "I sang my heart out!" In the picture the boy's heart actually came out! That was my favorite part.
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The weather isn't the only thing that typically heats up each June.
So does Angels right-hander Tommy Hanson, who has gone 10-0 with a 2.78 earned-run average in June over the last three seasons. He continued that run Saturday by pitching the Angels to a 6-2 victory over the New York Yankees before a crowd of 40,486 at Angel Stadium.
The Angels, who got a three-hit game from Howie Kendrick as well as two hits and two runs batted in each from Albert Pujols and Erick Aybar, have now won three in a row for the first time this month while the Yankees equaled a season low by losing their fifth straight.
Hanson, who has limited opponents to three or fewer runs in four of his previous five starts, scattered five hits over 6 1/3 innings, striking out a season-high eight batters. And he got plenty of offense with the Angels taking an early lead on Aybar's second home run of the season, a line drive that barely got over the low wall next to the right-field foul pole in the second.
The Yankees answered with Brett Gardner's run-scoring triple and an RBI single from Jayson Nix an inning later only to have the Angels tie the score in the bottom of the frame on a walk to Mike Trout, a stolen base and a Pujols single.
The Angels had a chance to break the game open in the fourth inning when Kendrick and Alberto Callaspo started the inning with singles. But Yankees starter David Phelps (4-4) stiffened, retiring the next three batters in order to escape the jam.
Phelps wasn't so fortunate two innings later when Mark Trumbo walked and Kendrick singled to open the sixth inning. After Callaspo hit into a fielder's choice -- only a poor throw from Phelps kept it from being a double play -- Aybar singled to left to give the Angels a 3-2 lead.
It then fell to the bullpen to protect that lead for Hanson (4-2), with Scott Downs and Michael Kohn coming on to strike out consecutive batters with a runner on third in the seventh.
The Angels added three runs in their final two at-bats, getting a run-scoring double by Josh Hamilton and a bases-loaded walk to Kendrick in the seventh and another RBI single from Pujols in the eighth.
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Diseases Characterized by Urethritis and Cervicitis
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Urethritis, as characterized by urethral inflammation, can result from infectious and noninfectious conditions. Symptoms, if present, include discharge of mucopurulent or purulent material, dysuria, or urethral pruritis. Asymptomatic infections are common. Although N. gonorrhoeae and C. trachomatis are well established as clinically important infectious causes of urethritis, Mycoplasma genitalium has also been associated with urethritis (240-243). If clinic-based diagnostic tools (e.g., Gram-stain microscopy, first void urine with microscopy, and leukocyte esterase) are not available, patients should be treated with drug regimens effective against both gonorrhea and chlamydia. Further testing to determine the specific etiology is recommended because both chlamydia and gonorrhea are reportable to health departments and a specific diagnosis might improve partner notification and treatment. Culture, nucleic acid hybridization tests, and NAATs are available for the detection of both N. gonorrhoeae and C. trachomatis. Culture and hybridization tests require urethral swab specimens, whereas NAATs can be performed on urine specimens. Because of their higher sensitivity, NAATs are preferred for the detection of C. trachomatis (197).
Several organisms can cause infectious urethritis. The presence of Gram-negative intracellular diplococci (GNID) on urethral smear is indicative of gonorrhea infection, which is frequently accompanied by chlamydial infection. Nongonoccocal urethritis (NGU), which is diagnosed when examination findings or microscopy indicate inflammation without GNID, is caused by C. trachomatis in 15%–40% of cases; however, prevalence varies by age group, with a lower burden of disease occurring among older men (244). Complications of NGU among males infected with C. trachomatis include epididymitis and Reiter's syndrome. Documentation of chlamydial infection is essential because of the need for partner referral for evaluation and treatment.
In most cases of nonchlamydial NGU, no pathogen can be detected. M. genitalium, which appears to be sexually transmitted, is associated with both symptoms of urethritis and urethral inflammation and accounts for 15%–25% of NGU cases in the United States (240-243). T. vaginalis, HSV, and adenovirus also can cause NGU, but data supporting other Mycoplasma species and Ureaplasma as etiologic agents are inconsistent (244-247). Diagnostic and treatment procedures for these organisms are reserved for situations in which these infections are suspected (e.g., contact with trichomoniasis, genital lesions, or severe dysuria and meatitis, which might suggest genital herpes) or when NGU is not responsive to therapy. Enteric bacteria have been identified as an uncommon cause of NGU and might be associated with insertive anal intercourse (244).
Confirmed Urethritis
Clinicians should attempt to obtain objective evidence of urethral inflammation. However, if clinic-based diagnostic tools (e.g., Gram-stain microscopy) are not available, patients should be treated with drug regimens effective against both gonorrhea and chlamydia.
Urethritis can be documented on the basis of any of the following signs or laboratory tests:
- Mucopurulent or purulent discharge on examination.
- Gram stain of urethral secretions demonstrating ≥5 WBC per oil immersion field. The Gram stain is the preferred rapid diagnostic test for evaluating urethritis and is highly sensitive and specific for documenting both urethritis and the presence or absence of gonococcal infection. Gonococcal infection is established by documenting the presence of WBC containing GNID.
TABLE 1. Oral desensitization protocol for patients with a positive skin test*
|Penicillin V suspension dose†
|Amount§ (units/mL)
|Cumulative dose (units)
Note: Observation period was 30 minutes before parenteral administration of penicillin.
* Reprinted with permission from the New England Journal of Medicine (Wendel GO, Jr, Stark BJ, Jamison RB, Melina RD, Sullivan TJ. Penicillin allergy and desensitization in serious infections during pregnancy. N Engl J Med 1985;312:1229–32.).
† Interval between doses, 15–30 minutes; elapsed time, 4–8 hours; cumulative dose, 1.3 million units.
§ The specific amount of drug was diluted in approximately 30 mL of water and then administered orally.
- Positive leukocyte esterase test on first-void urine or microscopic examination of first-void urine sediment demonstrating ≥10 WBC per high-power field.
If none of these criteria are present, testing for N. gonorrhoeae and C. trachomatis using NAATs might identify additional infections (248). If the results demonstrate infection with either of these pathogens, the appropriate treatment should be given and sex partners referred for evaluation and treatment. If none of these criteria are present, empiric treatment of symptomatic males is recommended only for men at high risk for infection who are unlikely to return for a follow-up evaluation. Such patients should be treated with drug regimens effective against gonorrhea and chlamydia. Partners of patients treated empirically should be evaluated and treated, if indicated.
Nongonococcal Urethritis
All patients who have confirmed or suspected urethritis should be tested for gonorrhea and chlamydia. Testing for chlamydia is strongly recommended because of the increased utility and availability of highly sensitive and specific testing methods (e.g., NAATs) and because a specific diagnosis might enhance partner notification and improve compliance with treatment, especially in the exposed partner.
Treatment should be initiated as soon as possible after diagnosis. Azithromycin and doxycycline are highly effective for chlamydial urethritis; however, infections with M. genitalium respond better to azithromycin (249,250). Single-dose regimens have the advantage of improved compliance and directly observed treatment. To maximize compliance with recommended therapies, medications should be dispensed on-site in the clinic, and the first dose should be directly observed.
Recommended Regimens
Azithromycin 1 g orally in a single dose
Doxycycline 100 mg orally twice a day for 7 days
Alternative Regimens
Erythromycin base 500 mg orally four times a day for 7 days
Erythromycin ethylsuccinate 800 mg orally four times a day for 7 days
Levofloxacin 500 mg orally once daily for 7 days
Ofloxacin 300 mg orally twice a day for 7 days
To minimize transmission, men treated for NGU should be instructed to abstain from sexual intercourse for 7 days after single-dose therapy or until completion of a 7-day regimen, provided their symptoms have resolved. To minimize the risk for reinfection, men should be instructed to abstain from sexual intercourse until all of their sex partners are treated.
Persons who have been diagnosed with a new STD should receive testing for other infections, including syphilis and HIV.
Patients should be instructed to return for evaluation if symptoms persist or recur after completion of therapy. Symptoms alone, without documentation of signs or laboratory evidence of urethral inflammation, are not a sufficient basis for retreatment. Providers should be alert to the possibility of chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome in male patients experiencing persistent pain (perineal, penile, or pelvic), discomfort, irritative voiding symptoms, pain during or after ejaculation, or new-onset premature ejaculation lasting for >3 months.
Unless a patient's symptoms persist or therapeutic noncompliance or reinfection is suspected by the provider, a test-of-cure (i.e., repeat testing 3–4 weeks after completing therapy) is not recommended for persons with documented chlamydia or gonococcal infections who have received treatment with recommended or alterative regimens. However, because men with documented chlamydial or gonococcal infections have a high rate of reinfection within 6 months after treatment (251,252), repeat testing of all men diagnosed with chlamydia or gonorrhea is recommended 3–6 months after treatment, regardless of whether patients believe that their sex partners were treated (251).
Partner Referral
A specific diagnosis might facilitate partner referral. Therefore, testing for gonorrhea and chlamydia is encouraged. Because a substantial proportion of female partners of males with nonchlamydial NGU are infected with chlamydia, partner management is recommended for males with NGU regardless of whether a specific etiology is identified. All sex partners within the preceding 60 days should be referred for evaluation, testing, and empiric treatment with a drug regimen effective against chlamydia. Expedited partner treatment and patient referral are alternative approaches to treating partners (71).
Recurrent and Persistent Urethritis
Objective signs of urethritis should be present before the initiation of antimicrobial therapy. In persons who have persistent symptoms after treatment without objective signs of urethritis, the value of extending the duration of antimicrobials has not been demonstrated. Persons who have persistent or recurrent urethritis can be retreated with the initial regimen if they did not comply with the treatment regimen or if they were reexposed to an untreated sex partner. Persistent urethritis after doxycycline treatment might be caused by doxycycline-resistant U. urealyticum or M. genitalium. T. vaginalis is also known to cause urethritis in men; a urethral swab, first void urine, or semen for culture or a NAAT (PCR or TMA) on a urethral swab or urine can be performed. If compliant with the initial regimen and re-exposure can be excluded, the following regimen is recommended while awaiting the results of the diagnostic tests.
Recommended Regimens
Metronidazole 2 g orally in a single dose
Tinidazole 2 g orally in a single dose
Azithromycin 1 g orally in a single dose (if not used for initial episode)
Studies involving a limited number of patients who experienced NGU treatment failures have demonstrated that Moxifloxacin 400 mg orally once daily for 7 days is highly effective against M. genitalium (253,254). Men with a low probability of T. vaginalis (e.g., MSM) are unlikely to benefit from the addition of metronidazole or tinidazole.
Urologic examinations usually do not reveal a specific etiology for urethritis. A four-glass Meares-Stamey lower-urinary-tract localization procedure (or four-glass test) might be helpful in localizing pathogens to the prostate (255). A substantial proportion of men with chronic nonbacterial prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome have evidence of urethral inflammation without any identifiable microbial pathogens. Estimates vary considerably depending on the source and sensitivity of the assay, but one study demonstrated that in 50% of men with this syndrome, ≥5 WBCs per high-power field were detected in expressed prostatic secretions (256). Referral to a urologist should be considered for men who experience pain for more than 3 months within a 6-month period.
If men require treatment with a new antibiotic regimen for persistent urethritis and a sexually transmitted agent is the suspected cause, all partners in the past 60 days before the initial diagnosis and any interim partners should be referred for evaluation and appropriate treatment.
Special Considerations
HIV Infection
Gonococcal urethritis, chlamydial urethritis, and nongonococcal, nonchlamydial urethritis might facilitate HIV transmission. Patients who have NGU and also are infected with HIV should receive the same treatment regimen as those who are HIV negative.
Two major diagnostic signs characterize cervicitis: 1) a purulent or mucopurulent endocervical exudate visible in the endocervical canal or on an endocervical swab specimen (commonly referred to as mucopurulent cervicitis or cervicitis) and 2) sustained endocervical bleeding easily induced by gentle passage of a cotton swab through the cervical os. Either or both signs might be present. Cervicitis frequently is asymptomatic, but some women complain of an abnormal vaginal discharge and intermenstrual vaginal bleeding (e.g., after sexual intercourse). A finding of leukorrhea (>10 WBC per high-power field on microscopic examination of vaginal fluid) has been associated with chlamydial and gonococcal infection of the cervix. In the absence of inflammatory vaginitis, leukorrhea might be a sensitive indicator of cervical inflammation with a high negative predictive value (257,258). Although some specialists consider an increased number of polymorphonuclear leukocytes on endocervical Gram stain as being useful in the diagnosis of cervicitis, this criterion has not been standardized. In addition, it has a low positive-predictive value (PPV) for infection with C. trachomatis and N. gonorrhoeae and is not available in most clinical settings. Finally, although the presence of GNID on Gram stain of endocervical fluid is specific for the diagnosis of gonococcal cervical infection, it is not a sensitive indicator, because it is observed in only 50% of women with this infection.
When an etiologic organism is isolated in the presence of cervicitis, it is typically C. trachomatis or N. gonorrhoeae. Cervicitis also can accompany trichomoniasis and genital herpes (especially primary HSV-2 infection). However, in most cases of cervicitis, no organism is isolated, especially in women at relatively low risk for recent acquisition of these STDs (e.g., women aged >30 years). Limited data indicate that infection with M. genitalium and BV and frequent douching might cause cervicitis (259-263). For reasons that are unclear, cervicitis can persist despite repeated courses of antimicrobial therapy. Because most persistent cases of cervicitis are not caused by relapse or reinfection with C. trachomatis or N. gonorrhoeae, other factors (e.g., persistent abnormality of vaginal flora, douching [or exposure to other types of chemical irritants], or idiopathic inflammation in the zone of ectopy) might be involved.
Because cervicitis might be a sign of upper-genital–tract infection (endometritis), women who seek medical treatment for a new episode of cervicitis should be assessed for signs of PID and should be tested for C. trachomatis and for N. gonorrhoeae with the most sensitive and specific test available. Women with cervicitis also should be evaluated for the presence of BV and trichomoniasis, and if these organisms are detected, they should be treated. Because the sensitivity of microscopy to detect T. vaginalis is relatively low (approximately 50%), symptomatic women with cervicitis and negative microscopy for trichomonads should receive further testing (i.e., culture or other FDA-cleared method). Although HSV-2 infection has been associated with cervicitis, the utility of specific testing (i.e., culture or serologic testing) for HSV-2 in this setting is unknown. Standardized diagnostic tests for M. genitalium are not commercially available.
As discussed, NAAT should be used for diagnosing C. trachomatis and N. gonorrhoeae in women with cervicitis; this testing can be performed on either vaginal, cervical, or urine samples (197). A finding of >10 WBC in vaginal fluid, in the absence of trichomoniasis, might indicate endocervical inflammation caused specifically by C. trachomatis or N. gonorrhoeae (264,265).
Several factors should affect the decision to provide presumptive therapy for cervicitis or to await the results of diagnostic tests. Treatment with antibiotics for C. trachomatis should be provided for those women at increased risk for this common STD (e.g., those aged ≤25 years, those with new or multiple sex partners, and those who engage in unprotected sex), especially if follow-up cannot be ensured and if a relatively insensitive diagnostic test is used in place of NAAT. Concurrent therapy for N. gonorrhoeae is indicated if the prevalence of this infection is >5% (those in younger age groups and those living in certain facilities).
Trichomoniasis and BV should also be treated if detected. For women in whom any component of (or all) presumptive therapy is deferred, the results of sensitive tests for C. trachomatis and N. gonorrhoeae (e.g., NAATs) should determine the need for treatment subsequent to the initial evaluation.
Recommended Regimens for Presumptive Treatment*
Azithromycin 1 g orally in a single dose
Doxycycline 100 mg orally twice a day for 7 days
* Consider concurrent treatment for gonococcal infection if prevalence of gonorrhea is high in the patient population under assessment.
Recurrent and Persistent Cervicitis
Women with persistent cervicitis should be reevaluated for possible reexposure to an STD. If relapse and/or reinfection with a specific STD has been excluded, BV is not present, and sex partners have been evaluated and treated, management options for persistent cervicitis are undefined; in addition, the utility of repeated or prolonged administration of antibiotic therapy for persistent symptomatic cervicitis remains unknown. Women who receive such therapy should return after treatment so that a determination can be made regarding whether cervicitis has resolved. Research is needed on the etiology of persistent cervicitis including the potential role of M. genitalium (266). In women with persistent symptoms that are clearly attributable to cervicitis, referral to a gynecologic specialist can be considered.
Follow-up should be conducted as recommended for the infections for which a woman is treated. If symptoms persist, women should be instructed to return for re-evaluation because women with documented chlamydial or gonococcal infections have a high rate of reinfection within 6 months after treatment. Therefore, repeat testing of all women with chlamydia or gonorrhea is recommended 3-6 months after treatment, regardless of whether their sex partners were treated (267).
Management of Sex Partners
Management of sex partners of women treated for cervicitis should be appropriate for the identified or suspected STD. Partners should be notified and examined if chlamydia, gonorrhea, or trichomoniasis was identified or suspected in the index patient; these partners should then be treated for the STDs for which the index patient received treatment. To avoid reinfection, patients and their sex partners should abstain from sexual intercourse until therapy is completed (i.e., 7 days after a single-dose regimen or after completion of a 7-day regimen). Expedited partner treatment and patient referral (see Partner Management) are alternative approaches to treating male partners of women that have chlamydia or gonococcal infections (68,69,71).
Special Considerations
HIV Infection
Patients who have cervicitis and also are infected with HIV should receive the same treatment regimen as those who are HIV negative. Treatment of cervicitis in HIV-infected women is vital because cervicitis increases cervical HIV shedding. Treatment of cervicitis in HIV-infected women reduces HIV shedding from the cervix and might reduce HIV transmission to susceptible sex partners (268-270).
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In Wank Party 2013 we have four really great guys, Tomas Berger, Daniel Koc, Jaro Grygar and Vladimir Kruty. In this second part we join them as Jaro is riding on Daniel's rock hard cock. Daniel really thrusts that dick deep into Jaro's ass. As they enjoy that fuck Tomas has his cock deep in Vladimir's ass, he fucks him doggy-style, going nice and deep. Then they move, with Vladimir turned, legs spread wide as his ass is plowed. Jaro is on his back wanking himself as Daniel continues to fuck him hard and fast. Vladimir then takes it missionary style, with Tomas pounding away at that ass, leaning forward to kiss at the same time. Vladimir wanks his cock as he takes that big dick. Jaro is moaning as Daniel rams his dick deep in that hot ass. As Tomas continues to fuck him Vladimir has built us a big load, his tight balls delivering a huge cumshot all over his belly. Changing partners finds Daniel fucking Vladimir and Tomas deep in Jaro's eager hole. Tomas and Daniel are able to kiss each other as they fuck those asses. With Jaro on his shoulders, wanking as he gets fucked deep, he cums, catching a nice load in his mouth. He moves onto the sofa, joining Vladimir as both guys still take those big dicks in their holes. Jaro takes Tomas' dick deep in his as and leans forward to suck on Vladimir's cock. Then both Tomas and Daniel need to cum too. They pull out of those hot asses and Daniel dumps his load all over Vladimir's cock and balls. Tomas is quick to follow, shooting his cream up Jaro's back. After a really hot scene the guy end with some beautiful kissing.
Otakar Bubek is aged 21 and lives in Ostrava. He is currently unemployed and likes sports, particularly football. He is a great looking guy, with a very cheerful disposition. He smiles a lot, as he does his interview. Then Otakar kneels on the bed and removes his tee-shirt, to show off a very nice chest. He runs his hands over his body, opening his pants. His muscles ripple as he feels all over himself. Sitting on the bed Otakar then removes the pants, to reveal a big hard cock. He takes hold of the cock and begins to stroke it. He rests the cock on the frame of the bed, holding it in place with his hands as he starts a nice fucking motion. His big cock head shines as he fucks his cock against the metal frame. The foreskins wraps around the head with each thrust. Standing up Otakar then starts wanking his cock as he looks into the camera. Then he turns around and pushes his sexy ass towards the camera. He squats some, which spreads the cheeks to expose his hole. His hands then spread the cheeks to really show of that hole beautifully. As we enjoy that hot ass Otakar continues wanking on his hard cock. Next he lays on the bed and caresses his body as he continues to wank himself. As he wanks a helping hand arrives and moves Otakar down the bed a little. The legs are lifted into the air so that his sexy ass is exposed again, with the hands pulling the cheeks apart. That hole looks so inviting but the hand moves to take over the wanking of Otakar's throbbing cock. But Otakar like doing it himself and his hand resumes the wanking, soon producing a big creamy cumshot, as the wanking speeds up. The helping hand then milks the rest of the cum out of that cock and Otakar goes off for a well deserved shower.
Ladi In Love, Scene 3 brings together Milan Wolf and Vanko Rybka. We find Vanko tanking a break from his work, and wanking as he looks at a magazine. As he wank Milan arrives and watches a while, taking out his own cock and wanking himself too. Then he moves up, behind Vanko, and begins to feel him. He pulls the shirt down and then takes hold of Vanko's cock and wanks it for him. Milan moves to the side, so that Vanko can wank him too. As they wank each other they begin to kiss as well. Vanko then drops to his knees and begins to suck on Milan's rock hard cock. His mouth wraps around the cock and sucks it, then the tongue licks up and down the thick shaft and swirls all over the head. Vanko then licks his way up Milan's body, sucking on the nipples as well. Then Vanko sits and Milan returns the sexual favour, sucking on his cock. He enjoys that hot cock, working his mouth all over it before standing again so that Vanko can suck him again. Vanko really loves that dick, licking and sucking all over it, and going under to lick at the balls too. Then Milan moves, one leg up and Vanko slides underneath to rim his hot hole. He gets that ass nice and wet and is soon sliding his dick deep inside. With Milan on his back Vanko can fuck that ass good and hard. Both guys are so close to cumming and Vanko pulls out and soon shoots his cum. Milan quickly follows with his own hot load. Vanko then leans over and kisses Milan to end a very nice scene.
Marcin Balear is aged 26 and lives in Prague. He works as a fitness trainer and enjoys sports, athletics and bodybuilding. We have certainly enjoyed some very good guys recently, and Marcin is another of them. With his good looks and great body he really does impress. He looks great as he stands and poses for the camera, lifting his tee-shirt and showing off some very impressive abs. Just how good that chest is we get to see when he removes the tee-shirt. Clearly his work on the bodybuilding has worked out very well indeed. Added to the stunning chest are very hard nipples, standing proud. Marcin opens, and then lowers his jeans and we see his underwear fitting so snugly around his waist, very nicely packed. Turning around Marcin lowers the underwear and his hot bubble butt comes into view. When he turns back around he begins to lower the underwear at the front too. He teases with some cock, with the balls already nice and tight. Then the underwear comes off completely and Marcin poses, flexing his biceps. He goes through a whole series of very impressive poses, each one showing off those muscles so perfectly. Then he reclines on the bed and begins to play with his cock. It swells very nicely and Marcin stands up to give us a very nice view. He really does look very good indeed and finishes off with another series of hot poses.


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Gerard Butler Has Fashion Fun
300 star Gerard Butler heads over for some fashion fun outside The Tents during the Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week Fall 2009 Collections in Bryant Park, New York City on Monday (February 16).
The 39-year-old Scottish actor has reportedly been bonding with Indian actress Priyanka Chopra. The pair apparently met at the inauguration of The Atlantic, The Palm at the end of last year and have stayed in touch since then.
Priyanka's spokesperson said, "Priyanka and Gerard hit it off really well in Dubai and have maintained their friendship ever since." Priyanka is former Miss World, winning the crown in 2000.