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    Pour cold water on it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GepperRankins View Post
    does blush mean erection?
    Blushing and erections are a bad combination. Generally most people don't have that much blood that they can use it so wantonly. This leads to fainting which is then extremely embarrassing. If the teacher is foxy and you come round in her arms the embarrasment and excitement lead to a horrendous vicious circle.

    errr... so I have heard.
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    go to tuck your shirt in and hook it with your thumb to under your belt

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    Common problem.

    I was experiencing the same thing in grade 3.

    Just wait for puberty to take its course and avoid talking to the secksy teachers in biology class.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Seedler View Post
    Common problem.

    I was experiencing the same thing in grade 3.

    Just wait for puberty to take its course and avoid talking to the secksy teachers in biology class.

    So you abided this "common problem" from grade 3 'til you were taking biology (presumably in high school)?

    Does that little fucker even work any more?
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    Quote Originally Posted by j2k4 View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Seedler View Post
    Common problem.

    I was experiencing the same thing in grade 3.

    Just wait for puberty to take its course and avoid talking to the secksy teachers in biology class.

    So you abided this "common problem" from grade 3 'til you were taking biology (presumably in high school)?

    Does that little fucker even work any more?
    grade 3 was referring to my experience...

    and the biology part refers to how he could solve the problem...

    Get it? eh eh?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Seedler View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by j2k4 View Post


    So you abided this "common problem" from grade 3 'til you were taking biology (presumably in high school)?

    Does that little fucker even work any more?
    grade 3 was referring to my experience...

    and the biology part refers to how he could solve the problem...

    Get it? eh eh?
    As your story goes, you got wood in third grade (age 8, we assume) and it didn't begin to go away until puberty, at which point you became aware that your female biology teacher was another aggravating factor.

    No, I don't get it at all (at all).
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