Yawining, ....is little like sexual climax ???

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yawning does feel nice, but it doesn't really do it for me down south. :(
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Cynth wrote:Okay, we've got "yawining", "yawning", and "yawanning" so far. Hope I haven't missed any other variants.
What are variants? Are they any in C&F? What do they look like? Are they better than yoannning? :lol:
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here's a variant: gähnen

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Yanni-ing. There's a yawn if ever I heard one. :D
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Tommy wrote:So what kind of vibrato should be used when yawanning, and should only the consonants or vowels be bent.? Crans, rolls, ect............... What should non smokers do at the end? Protocols for newbies?
No consonants at all - more like a vowel-movement.
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Chiffed wrote:
Tommy wrote:So what kind of vibrato should be used when yawanning, and should only the consonants or vowels be bent.? Crans, rolls, ect............... What should non smokers do at the end? Protocols for newbies?
No consonants at all - more like a vowel-movement.
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I heard that Yanni-ing is what happens to some women when they play his records or see him in person, for me, he makes me yawn!

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amar wrote:yawning does feel nice, but it doesn't really do it for me down south. :(
Ditto. I just sort of climaxed ten times the last minute without really enjoying it THAT much :boggle:

I need more coffee (anti-aphrodisiac, anyone?)
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Interestingly you can make another person yawn...by yawning. You make the monkeys in a zoo or your dog yawn....yawn while looking at them, it will often induce yawning in the onlooker. Scientist have not figured out the mechanism or the advantage.


Back to the thesis, I have managed to make an entire classroom of sophomores yawn during a lecture...but a roomful of orgasms??!!


Although my student evaluations would probably go up...hhhhhhhmmmm
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thirdfipple wrote:Interestingly you can make another person yawn...by yawning.
The technical term for this is 'yawning together.'
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Wombat wrote:
thirdfipple wrote:Interestingly you can make another person yawn...by yawning.
The technical term for this is 'yawning together.'
Or "making yawn"... :P
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Henkersbraut wrote:[anti-aphrodisiac, anyone?

Gotcha covered.
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