John Strong says this every single time he cums in a girls mouth. I just don't get it, why? What's wrong with the tongue outside the mouth ready for the jizz to land on?
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Posted - Oct 11 2008 : 5:41PM
First this is my speculation... I recall Brandon Iron saying this in his 50 to 1 Series a lit, and he frequents the board, maybe he will see this and answer/clarify. Anyway, from my over-analyzing, he (and others) say this so when the pop doesn't hit the tongue and immediately drop to the floor or belly or what ever. With the tongue in, the cum should mainly stay in the mouth and the girl can spit, swallow, play with or what ever with the cum. World Class Adult Reviews
I think there are two reasons. First, John Strong, as discussed to death on another thread, has his...idiosyncrasies. Second, I think, based upon my observations of scenes where the pop shot hit a tongue outside of the mouth, is that if the jizz hits the tongue outside of the mouth, it may trigger a reflexive action in which the tongue will go right into the mouth and then what is ever in the mouth will get swallowed. Given the aforementioned discussion on another thread of Mr. Strong's...idiosyncrasies...I go with this latter interpretation because I've got too many titles with this guy going "Yeah, baby, oh, baby" and "Tongue inside baby, tongue inside."
Everyone has their own peccadilloes. Some directors feel things will go smoother one way; others, another. I don't care one way or another. As a dribbler, I like a tongue to function as a landing strip. I need my work displayed briefly and then taken in like a pink conveyor belt. It's like those gates on the back of moving trucks that move hydraulically. As long as no cargo is lost or broken and it gets where it needs to go, I'm fine with it.
Ironman-- I remember how early on in your career you'd do your own mechanical/hydraulic sound effects as your junk hit a woman's mouth. It was funnier than anything but a bit distracting.
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