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Lloyd Banks – Money Moves the World

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Jessie James – Jessie James

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Pee Wee – Yo Soy

I Love You, Man

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Michael Jackson: The Document (Unauthorized)

OK Rico and mambo I have a dilemma, I’ve been dating my 27-year-old boyfriend for a few months, and I think we have a pretty great sex life. It feels good to be in a relationship where we both have no problem getting each other excited. But last weekend I was at his place, got a headache, and looked in his bathroom for some Advil and found a bottle of Viagra. When I asked him about it, he said he doesn’t have any diagnosed problems, but he just doesn’t get quite as “spectacular” as he did when he was 17 or “keep it” that way for as long. I guess that’s okay but now I’m turned off by the fact that he needs Viagra to HELP get excited about me. Am I right to be upset about this or are other men hung-up on the fact that their equipment doesn’t match up to its teenage “performance”? I would really appreciate your 2 cents on this. Thanks for taking the time reading my dilemma.
Turned OFF

“Turned Off”,
You used to be TURNED ON…now you’re “Turned Off”! Not good. I don’t see what the problem is if your man is “Puttin’ it down for the 805″! You have to remember this, some of us need a little bit of coffee in the morning to get us up! Most of us need a little “Pick me up” in one way or another. Bottom line: who cares if your man needs some help. As long as your man is “Representing for the 805 and beyond”, I think you have no reason to complain or be turned off. Good luck and let’s hope the light switch gets “Turned On” instead of “Turned Off”!
Rico!

Turned Off,
First all I think you’re putting too much thought into his VIAGRA use. You should be happy he’s risking his health just to please you. Taking Viagra is the same thing as women getting a Chi Chi Job or tummy tuck. I say enjoy your sex life. Good luck
Mambizzle

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