For Boys you must know this one..
1. Inner Thigh
Is a very sensitive when touched, and licked. As well as the back and knees, the inner thighs are also a number of the base of the nerve. not surprising when palpating it, will make it turn on like a crazy person, as long as no bite.
Is a very sensitive when touched, and licked. As well as the back and knees, the inner thighs are also a number of the base of the nerve. not surprising when palpating it, will make it turn on like a crazy person, as long as no bite.
2. Back of the knee
Because all the nerves located in the base of the back of the knee, then lick or gig when providing prefabricated lightweight, it can make the He gasped in surprise as pleasure.
Because all the nerves located in the base of the back of the knee, then lick or gig when providing prefabricated lightweight, it can make the He gasped in surprise as pleasure.
3. buttocks
It is true, while 'playing' section of the buttocks, there are some women who like it. In addition, many women also like it when her ass tapped or squeezed by her partner. But there's more ....! Some women like buffs licked, sucked and even penetration with a finger, Mr. P or both.
It is true, while 'playing' section of the buttocks, there are some women who like it. In addition, many women also like it when her ass tapped or squeezed by her partner. But there's more ....! Some women like buffs licked, sucked and even penetration with a finger, Mr. P or both.
4. nape
With breath on this field alone, will make a chill went up his. Imagine the reaction when using the tongue or teeth to stimulate it. Because this is the weakness of the body of a woman who is a large spotless s place to start. Use your fingers to gently brushed her hair, then her neck to hold your mouth. After that gigitlah this section tenderly and slowly, hence the phrase "I want you sooo bad '.
With breath on this field alone, will make a chill went up his. Imagine the reaction when using the tongue or teeth to stimulate it. Because this is the weakness of the body of a woman who is a large spotless s place to start. Use your fingers to gently brushed her hair, then her neck to hold your mouth. After that gigitlah this section tenderly and slowly, hence the phrase "I want you sooo bad '.
5. ear
Many women love when their ears licked, kiss or bite. But it's not something they like. In addition to the above activities, there is one more thing you can do. Usually most women like it when their partner whispers an invitation that can stimulate it.
Many women love when their ears licked, kiss or bite. But it's not something they like. In addition to the above activities, there is one more thing you can do. Usually most women like it when their partner whispers an invitation that can stimulate it.
6. foot
There are some weaknesses girl who likes a touch, massage, or even licked and sucked on their toes. Suppose that part of the conditions have been washed clean, usually they like to spend time with partner on the soles of the feet, toes and ankles them. The sensation of ticklishness can provide its own pleasure for couples.
There are some weaknesses girl who likes a touch, massage, or even licked and sucked on their toes. Suppose that part of the conditions have been washed clean, usually they like to spend time with partner on the soles of the feet, toes and ankles them. The sensation of ticklishness can provide its own pleasure for couples.
7. wrist
Maybe it will surprise the men. But actually she is very happy when this section gets a massage or a light bite by their lovers. And when you're done with the He foreplay, start with kissing and touching the wrist stimulus while observing how far he gets!
Maybe it will surprise the men. But actually she is very happy when this section gets a massage or a light bite by their lovers. And when you're done with the He foreplay, start with kissing and touching the wrist stimulus while observing how far he gets!
Takabonerate
lies southwest of Selayar island and is the third largest coral atoll
in the world (the largest is Kwajalein in the Marshall islands and the
second largest Suvadiva in the Maldives). Spread over 2,220 square
kilometer (21 small islands) in the Flores Sea, there are coral reef and
seagrass ecosystems. The atoll offers some very good wall diving.
Visibility is normally around 30 meter. The atoll rises sharply from the
side of a submerged ridge 2,000 meter below the surface. It is said to
have been a huge volcano, that has since subsided, leaving a wide ring
of coral. The area is an Indonesian National Marine Park and as such
there should be no fishing.
This
beach is one of Bangka Island's prides. The beach is located in
Sungailiat district. The visitors can find various forms of boulders in
this beach, which add its beauty. This beach is very ideal for having
swimming, sun bathing and relaxing. Parai Tenggiri beach has the
complete facilities in Bangka Island. There are luxurious hotels and
water sport facilities. The Visitors will enjoy this beach with the
local fishermen who always spend their days by looking for fishes in the
sea. The calmness and fresh sea wind will greet the visitor when they
arrive there. This make you feel comfortable to stay here. 
Dodola
Island is surrounded by the wide of white sand that connect Dodola
Besar Island and Dodola Kecil Island. The nature panorama around and the
clear water are suitable for swimming and diving. There are also other
islands that can visit by the tourists. Dodola beach is about 5 miles
from Daruba, the capital of South Morotai districts. 
If
United States has Grand Canyon, Indonesia has Green Canyon, one of
tourism object in West Java which is located in the Village District
Kertayasa Cijulang, Ciamis Regency ± 31 km from Pangandaran. Well, green
canyon is only a pun of the name of the Grand Canyon in Colorado,
United States. This attraction is the river flowing through Cijulang
cave with stunning stalactite and stalagmite, flanked by two hills with
rocks and trees provide a unique and challenging natural attraction. The
color of the river water that greenness was the reason of this place to
be acknowledged as Green Canyon. The name of The Green Canyon itself
was popularized by a french tourist in 1993, but local citizen called it
cukang taneuh or The Land Bridge in Indonesian language because of the
existence of a long and wide bridge that connected between the Kertayasa
Village and the Batukaras Village.
The
northern tip of the island, Bintan Resorts (Lagoi), 45 minutes from
Singapore by ferry, full of expensive resorts and manicured lawns. As it
has very little in common with the rest of the island, the resorts are
covered in the Bintan Resorts article. Separated from the resorts by
checkpoints and armed guards, the rest of the island is "real" border
town Indonesia, home to electronics factories, fishing villages and
local style resorts (beach and adventure type) along the East Coast
Bintan.
Lake
Toba is the largest volcanic lake in the world and is in Sumatra,
Indonesia. Samosir island within the lake is the island within the
island of Sumatra. Lake Toba is an immense volcanic lake covering an
area of 1707 sq km (1,000 sq km bigger than Singapore) with an island in
the center. Formed by a gigantic volcanic eruption some 70,000 years
ago, it is probably the largest resurgent caldera on Earth. Some studies
say it might have been associated with causing previous ice age/climate
change and the largest human population bottleneck ever. Genetic
estimates suggests that there where only a few thousand individuals that
survived the catastrophe. The island in the middle - Pulau Samosir -
was joined to the caldera wall by a narrow isthmus, which was cut
through to enable boats to pass; a road bridge crosses the cutting.
Samosir island is the cultural centre of Batak tribe who are mostly
Christians in the modern days.
Another
paradise island in Indonesia, Umang Island, situated in Banten
province, is a small island perfect for your tropical getaway.
Especially when you've done some business in Jakarta, since Umang Island
is only 4 to 5 hours away from the bustling city.
The
Raja Ampat Island in Irian is group spreads out over a huge area and
consists of over 610 islands. The four largest islands are Waigeo,
Batanta, Salawati and Misool. The name of Raja Ampat based on the
legend. This area had begun with 6 eggs that found by King Waikew in
Waigeo Island. But from the 6 eggs, just 5 eggs had crack. The last was
become an egg stone till now on.
Bunaken
is one of Indonesia's most famous diving and snorkeling areas and it
draws visitors from all over the world. In addition to banana-shaped
Bunaken Island itself, the 890 km2 of marine national park includes the
neighboring islands of Manado Tua (a distinctive cone-shaped extinct
volcano), Siladen (which will be described later), Montehagen, Nain, and
Nain Kecil.
As
part of Bunaken National Park, Siladen is indeed the little paradise
island that everyone has ever dreamed of.Siladen is a small island to
the northeast of Bunaken, it offers deep coral covered walls and great
marine life. With its long white sandy beaches fringed by coconut trees,
coral reefs and bottomless walls just a few meters from the shore, its
small fishing village of approximately 300 inhabitants and its few
bungalows, Siladen, secluded and off-the-beaten-track, is the perfect
place for sea and nature lovers. Walking around the whole island takes
about one hour.
Although
there is mention of 'fabrics highly decorated' in Dutch
transcripts from
the 17th century, most scholars believe that the intricate
Javanese batik
designs would only have been possible after the importation of
finely
woven imported cloth, which was first imported to Indonesia from
India
around the 1800s and afterwards from Europe beginning in 1815.
Textile
patterns can be seen on stone statues that are carved on the
walls of
ancient Javanese temples such as Prambanan (AD 800), however
there is
no conclusive evidence that the cloth is batik. It could
possibly be a
pattern that was produced with weaving techniques and not dying.
What is clear is that in the 19th century batik became highly developed
and was well ingrained in Javanese cultural life.
an
important source of batik patterns. Wayang puppets are usually made of
goat skin, which is then perforated and painted to create the illusion
of clothing on the puppet. Used puppets were often sold to eager ladies
who used the puppets as guides for their batik patterns. They would blow
charcoal through the holes that define the patterns of clothing on the
puppets, in order to copy the intricate designs onto the cloth.
The
cloth that is used for batik is washed and boiled in water many times
prior to the application of wax so that all traces of starches, lime,
chalk and other sizing materials are removed. Prior to the implementation
of modern day techniques, the cloth would have been pounded with a wooden
mallet or ironed to make it smooth and supple so it could best receive
the wax design. With the finer machine-made cotton available today, the
pounding or ironing processes can be omitted. Normally men did this step
in the batik process.
The wajan is the container that holds the melted wax. It looks like
a small wok. Normally it is made of iron or earthenware. The wajan is placed on a small brick charcoal stove or a spirit burner called
an 'anglo'. The wax is kept in a melted state while the artisan
is applying the wax to the cloth.
The
best waxes are from the Indonesian islands of Timor, Sumbawa and Sumatra;
three types of petroleum-based paraffin (white, yellow and black) are
used. The amounts mixed are measured in grams and vary according to the
design. Wax recipes can be very closely guarded secrets. Varying colors
of wax make it possible to disguise different parts of the pattern through
the various dying stages. Larger areas of the pattern are filled in with
wax that is cheaper quality and the higher quality wax is used on the
more intricately detailed sections of the design.
Creating
batik is a very time consuming craft. To meet growing demands and make
the fabric more affordable to the masses, in the mid-19th century the . cap. (copper stamp - pronounced chop) was developed. This invention
enabled a higher volume of batik production compared to the traditional
method which entailed the tedious application of wax by hand with a canting.
bottom. The block is cut in half at the center so the pattern on each
half is identical. Cap vary in size and shape depending on the
pattern they are needed for. It is seldom that a cap will exceed
24 cm in diameter, as this would make the handling too difficult.
of
the design that the artisan wishes to remain the original color of the
cloth. Normally this is white or cream.
If
the cap method is utilized, this procedure is normally done by men. The cap are dipped into melted wax. Just under the surface of the melted
wax is a folded cloth approximately 30 centimeters square. When this cloth
is saturated with wax it acts like a stamp pad. The cap is pressed
into the fabric until the design side of the cap is coated with wax. The
saturated cap is then stamped onto the fabric, leaving the design
of the cap. This process is repeated until the entire cloth is
covered. Often cap and canting methods are combined on the
same piece of cloth.
When
the desired color has been achieved and the fabric has dried, wax is reapplied
over the areas that the artisan wishes to maintain the first dye color
or another color at a later stage in the dying process.
Certain batik designs are reserved for brides and bridegrooms as well
as their families. Other designs are reserved for the Sultan and his family
or their attendants. A person's rank could be determined by the pattern
of the batik he/she wore.
Kawung is another very old design consisting of intersecting circles, known
in Java since at least the thirteenth century. This design has appeared
carved into the walls of many temples throughout Java such as Prambanan
near Jogjakarta and Kediri in East Java. For many years, this pattern
was reserved for the royal court of the Sultan of Jogjakarta. The circles
are sometimes embellished inside with two or more small crosses or other
ornaments such as intersecting lines or dots. It has been suggested that
the ovals might represent flora such as the fruit of the kapok (silk
cotton) tree or the aren (sugar palm).
Ceplok is a general name for a whole series of geometric designs based on
squares, rhombs, circles, stars, etc. Although fundamentally geometric,
ceplok can also represent abstractions and stylization of flowers, buds,
seeds and even animals. Variations in color intensity can create illusions
of depth and the overall effect is not unlike medallion patterns seen
on Turkish tribal rugs. The Indonesian population is largely Muslim, a
religion that forbids the portrayal of animal and human forms in a realistic
manner. To get around this prohibition, the batik worker does not attempt
to express this matter in a realistic form. A single element of the form
is chosen and then that element is repeated again and again in the pattern.
Parang was once used exclusively by the royal courts of Central Java. It
has several suggested meanings such as 'rugged rock', 'knife pattern'
or 'broken blade'. The Parang design consists of slanting rows of thick
knife-like segments running in parallel diagonal bands. Parang usually
alternated with narrower bands in a darker contrasting color. These darker
bands contain another design element, a line of lozenge-shaped motifs
call mlinjon. There are many variations of this basic striped pattern
with its elegant sweeping lines, with over forty parang designs recorded.
The most famous is the 'Parang Rusak' which in its most classical
form consisting of rows of softly folded parang. This motif also appears
in media other than batik, including woodcarving and as ornamentation
on gamelan musical instruments.