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Oral sex performed on one male by numerous females, all of which are wearing different colored lipstick.
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Rainbow party — may refer to: *Rainbow (political party) *Rainbow party (sexuality) … Wikipedia
Rainbow party (sexuality) — A rainbow party is purportedly a group sex event involving oral sex and the subject of an urban legend. At these parties, said to be increasingly popular among adolescents, girls wearing various shades of lipstick supposedly take turns fellating… … Wikipedia
rainbow party — /ˈreɪnboʊ pati/ (say raynboh pahtee) noun (taboo) an occasion of group sex in which females perform oral sex on the males. {from the notion that the male partner ends up with stripes of different coloured lipstick on his penis} …
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Rainbow Coalition — may refer to any of the following groups:* National Rainbow Coalition, the ruling Kenyan political party * The 24th Government of Ireland, formed after the previous coalition fell apart * A combination of several political parties in Finland, in… … Wikipedia
Rainbow (political party) — This article is about the Greek political party. For other uses, see Rainbow party (disambiguation). Ουράνιο Τόξο Ouránio Tóxo Виножито Vinožito Rainbow Leader … Wikipedia
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Rainbow 100 — DEC Rainbow 100 as a museum piece in Citilab Release date 1982 … Wikipedia
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Rainbow George Weiss — (born 1940) son of a diamond merchant, is a fringe UK politician who stood in 13 constituencies at the 2005 General Election. He founded his own parties from the proceeds of the sale of a house in Hampstead, North London which he moved into in… … Wikipedia