POLL: Mixed studs for better results?
Posted: Sat Jan 20, 2018 3:00 pmFor me real bliss against limp or at least heavy wood problem BBC is when IV has a black or colored girl on set. 
Than you feel the need to mix the races again and thus book white guys: Angelo Godshack and another white stud in IV076, Lutero in IV080.
And we get rock hard white dicks to fuck with your more wood proof BBC.
Disclaimer: No racial prejudiced approach: Outside IV there are wood proof BBC and there are white wood problem studs, one of them is also Angelo with 20% dap anchor failure.
Options presented based on generally available BBC and white pro actors in Europe.
Anyway, for me IV076 and IV080 present more solid fuccking, especially during DAP, than most of the rest of IV.
Thus the question, suggestion: Wouldnt it make sense to mix the races more often? Also mix them when only white girls are fucked at the IV studio?
To get a fuller picture I include a poll:
Question is: Would you accept white studs mixed with Joachim Kessefs BBC crew (if in turn IV fucking gets harder by this wood proofer and culturally less layed down craftsman)?
Than you feel the need to mix the races again and thus book white guys: Angelo Godshack and another white stud in IV076, Lutero in IV080.
And we get rock hard white dicks to fuck with your more wood proof BBC.
Disclaimer: No racial prejudiced approach: Outside IV there are wood proof BBC and there are white wood problem studs, one of them is also Angelo with 20% dap anchor failure.
Options presented based on generally available BBC and white pro actors in Europe.
Anyway, for me IV076 and IV080 present more solid fuccking, especially during DAP, than most of the rest of IV.
Thus the question, suggestion: Wouldnt it make sense to mix the races more often? Also mix them when only white girls are fucked at the IV studio?
To get a fuller picture I include a poll:
Question is: Would you accept white studs mixed with Joachim Kessefs BBC crew (if in turn IV fucking gets harder by this wood proofer and culturally less layed down craftsman)?
