"Pachamama"

I watched a documentary about chilli one day, back in the day south american dancers used to sprinkle chilli powder on the dance floor, to 'heighten' the senses.

Now that's worth a try, hope it doesn't make me sneeze.

hehe, I don't think you need a bit of chilli to release your inner dancing banana!!

A few weeks back the hubby and I went our for a meal at our local Thai restaraunt..... for starters we had alsorts of lovely little dip things with 3 gorgeous dipping sauces, one of these sauces was red hot spicy and delicious!!! it literally made me feel 'high' I said to the hubby it made me feel like I'd snorted a line of cocaine!!

Pachamama wrote:hehe, I don't think you need a bit of chilli to release your inner dancing banana!!

oysters work also...

hehe, my hubby brought a plant home one day, that he was given by a 'professor of chemistry' who is now a keen gardener and botanist... he told my hubby to get me to have a good sniff of this plant as it has aphrodiscal proporties ahahah... it's aroma certainly stimulated the senses...
' Years ago I used to wear a perfume called Musk Oil by Jovan. When I was waitressing in a hotel one evening I was at a table where there was a young couple, the bloke said to me, ' excuse me but can you tell me what fragrance you are wearing?' I told him and he said ' well it's working! '( or something to that effect) I was mortified!!!

hehe, great! imagine saying that though, with him having dinner with his partner! how did she take it?

exactly!! which made it doubly mortifying for me, cheeky sod! she took it really well actually, maybe they had a brief discussion about it before he aksed me, I dunno, I just remember turning purple and asking another waitress to serve them.