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JESSICA reviews 27-06-2016
Treffdatum Dauer Stadt Aussehen Dienst Mitteilung 2016-06-22 1 hours Athens : 10.0: 10.0: 10.0
Well, what can I say about Jessica, simply WOW, I had an amazing time with her. First of all, she is just like the pictures with a super fit body and a gorgeous face with green-brown spotted eyes-when she stares at you with those eyes it is simply breathtaking. As I entered the room she was really friendly with a big smile and broke the ice really fast and made me feel like i knew her for a long time.She speaks very good English with a nice accent so its easy to communicate and you can talk with her about many topics during the social time. Now when it comes to SEX she was really great and blew my mind literally-when we finished i felt really tired.She did not deny me anything, in reasonable terms of course and took a lot of initiatives too. I can say for sure that she enjoyed our meeting a lot . Moreover she doesn't look at the clock during the entire meeting and doesn't rush.She is one of the best girls that have ever come to Greece, so I suggest that you dont miss her.Kuss
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PS: Dear Jessica, thanks for the awesome time I had with you.Oh and callisthenics did indeed originate from Greece.The word calisthenics comes from the ancient Greek words kálos (κάλλος), which means "beauty", and sthénos (σθένος), meaning "strength".A longstanding urban legend has claimed that the exercise was named after one of its earliest promotors, the Greek historian Callisthenes (from wikipedia).
