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Subject: Re: (2534)      Re: (2524) Re: I CONFESS MY IGNORA
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>Hi!, I'm a dyke about to go embark on a lesbian safer sex campaign at Brown
>University and I was wondering if anyone on the list knew of any studies on
>the efficacy of non-microwavable Saran Wrap as a barrier for oral sex.  If you
>don't want to send the response to the whole list, my account # is:
>st102199@BROWNVM

    Hi Moore.  Basically, I would advise against using saran wrap for the
stopping of STDs on oral sex for the following reasons:

    (1) Saran wrap breaks a lot more easily than you may think.  If a
tooth gets caught on it, it could become easily shredded.

    (2) It also would be quite problematic if stretched.  Basically,
depending on the strength and size of a persons tounge, it could easily
break right through it.

Not being a lesbian (not yet, anyway) and not having much practice
performing oral sex on females, however, I'd suggest you get other
opinions on this, if not simply experimenting some yourself.

--Bill