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The more I travel through the Internet the more pages I see with Leigh Brooke on. However, does she ever go with white men? There are over 4 of the "Dog Fart" type serious picture sets that I have seen, some involving her and 3 others.

In her write up:


It has her in a few films with Dick Nasty, of which one is deemed boring.

I was wondering if the saying "Once a girls has had black she never wants to go back" applies to Leigh?

I'm probably risking an accusation of racism here, but careful observation of these '5 onto 1'-type scenes shows frequent rotation of studs, as the larger members (no pun..) seem often not to be able to keep a stiffy for all that long (Sean Michaels being a good example).
Several girls I know who have been with both (and indeed most) races say they prefer not to have their kidneys bludgeoned by truncheon-size tools. The Japanese manage perfectly well with a mean size of around 4.5 inches.
Which is not to suggest that all black guys can't keep it up, just that those with exceptional dimensions MAY have more trouble than most.
Leigh may not have been offered work from 'all-white' studios, or she may prefer black guys because they tend to look after their bodies rather better than the majority of Caucasians. Or perhaps they're just more gentlemanly.

All of which seems to be a perfect illustration of God's "good news, bad news" message to Adam, quite a long time ago.

Good news: Adam, I've decided to give you two very important organs. A brain and a penis."
Bad news: You've only got enough blood to operate one at a time.

jj wrote:
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> I'm probably risking an accusation of racism here, but
> careful observation of these '5 onto 1'-type scenes shows
> frequent rotation of studs, as the larger members (no pun..)
> seem often not to be able to keep a stiffy for all that long
> (Sean Michaels being a good example).

The same observation was made about John Holmes.

So there may be a physiological explanation.......perhaps something related to maintenance of blood volume [thread continued on BMA website..........]

I think that was the explanation given yes, but it's a long time since I read this article or whatever it was.