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A member asked:
What to do if i heard from a friend that celery and tartar sauce makes your penis bigger is this true?
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No: I'll bet that even my colleagues here who are most open to "herbal medicine" would laugh at this. If you have 3.0" or more, you can satisfy yourself and the vast majority of women. A smaller penis gets harder, is compatible with more partners, and reaches her best nerve endings, near the front, more easily. The internet has given men faulty ideas about how they should look. Think for yourself.
Answered 12/9/2013
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