what do vagina's taste like /r9k/?

>>37913932
This isn't the right board to ask this, anon. All of us are virgins that larp from time to time.

>>37913932
like rusty coins.

>>37913957
There has to be at least one person in here that has eaten a girl out

>>37913963
It is the most close description i've seen

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>>37913932
>>37913963
It's a bit metallic tasting indeed body fluid and shit I guess. I remember saying "Taste like chicken" when I was going down on my first ever tho. Good times, lol.

>>37913932
they taste like >>37913963
you'll have to try real hard not to gag

>>37914167
>you'll have to try real hard not to gag

It seems like you had a shrimp flavor anon.

It taste like dick.
No really, the inside of a pussy and a dickhead taste the same.

>>37914831
that means trannies aren't gay because their vaginas are made from their dicks

>>37913932
They taste like horse.

The story of Reckless is not only remarkable - it is unusual. And once you learn about her, you will see why the Marine Corps not only fell in love with her - but honored her and promoted her every chance they got. And it wasn't just the Marines that served with her in the trenches that honored her - her last promotion to Staff Sergeant was by Gen. Randolph McC Pate - the Commandant of the entire Marine Corps. You can't get higher than that in the Marines.
Reckless joined the Marines to carry ammunition to the front lines for the 75mm Recoilless Rifle Platoon of the 5th Marines - and she quickly earned the love and respect of all of the Marines that served with her. Lt. Eric Pedersen paid 250 dollars of his own money to a young Korean boy, Kim Huk Moon, for her. The only reason Kim sold his beloved horse was so he could buy an artificial leg for his older sister, Chung Soon, who lost her leg in a land mine accident.
Kim's loss was the Marines' gain.
It was not only Reckless' heroics that endeared the Marines to her - it was her incredible antics off of the battlefield. You will not believe her antics when she was being ignored, or if she was hungry - let's just say you never wanted to leave your food unattended. As legendary as she was for her heroics - her appetite became even more legendary. This horse had a mind of her own - not to mention, being very determined.
Reckless had a voracious appetite. She would eat anything and everything - but especially scrambled eggs and pancakes in the morning with her morning cup of coffee. She also loved cake, Hershey bars, candy from the C rations, and Coca Cola - even poker chips, blankets and hats when she was being ignored - or if she was trying to just prove a point.

They genuinely vary quite a lot, they all have a musky, slightly acidic taste but some are definitely sweeter or worse.

OOne of Reckless' finest hours came during the Battle of Outpost Vegas in March of 1953. At the time of this battle it was written that, "The savagery of the battle for the so-called Nevada Complex has never been equaled in Marine Corps history." This particular battle "was to bring a cannonading and bombing seldom experienced in warfare _ twenty-eight tons of bombs and hundreds of the largest shells turned the crest of Vegas into a smoking, death-pocked rubble." And Reckless was in the middle of all of it.
Enemy soldiers could see her as she made her way across the deadly "no man's land" rice paddies and up the steep 45-degree mountain trails that led to the firing sites. "It's difficult to describe the elation and the boost in morale that little white-faced mare gave Marines as she outfoxed the enemy bringing vitally needed ammunition up the mountain," Sgt. Maj. James E. Bobbitt recalled.
During this five-day battle, on one day alone she made 51 trips from the Ammunition Supply Point to the firing sites, 95% of the time by herself. She carried 386 rounds of ammunition (over 9,000 pounds - almost FIVE TONS! -- of ammunition), walked over 35 miles through open rice paddies and up steep mountains with enemy fire coming in at the rate of 500 rounds per minute. And as she so often did, she would carry wounded soldiers down the mountain to safety, unload them, get reloaded with ammo, and off she would go back up to the guns. She also provided a shield for several Marines who were trapped trying to make their way up to the front line. Wounded twice, she didn't let that stop or slow her down. What she did in this battle not only earned her the respect of all that served with her, but it got her promoted to Sergeant. Her heroics defined the word "Marine." She was BELOVED by the Marines. They took care of her better than they took care of themselves, throwing their flak jackets over her to protect her when incoming was heavy, risking their own safety

>>37913932
like bad punctuation.

learn Horse History:

In the very early days of World War One, cavalry was a devastating weapon when used against infantry.

A British cavalry charge at the Battle of Mons was enough to hold off the advancing Germans.

However, with the coming of static trench warfare, the use of cavalry became rare.

Barbed wire, mud and machine guns were a deadly combination for any cavalry soldier.

Horses became beasts of burden as opposed to having any strategic impact on the Western Front in terms of their use in cavalry attacks.

One of the last cavalry charges of the war came at The Battle of the Somme in 1916.

The attack was on July 14th on High Wood a German strongpoint that was holding up the British advance.

Men from the 20th Deccan Horse, an Indian cavalry unit, attacked the German positions.

Armed with lances and despite going uphill which slowed down the charging horses, some of the men reached the woods.

Some Germans surrendered when confronted by cavalry in woodland - something they could not have expected.

However, the attack, while brave, was very costly with 102 men killed along with 130 horses.

Just two months later the tank was used in the battle effectively signalling the end of any chance of success that a cavalry attack might have.

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