The Truth About The Eyeball Licking Craze In Japan
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a middle school teacher in japan walks into an equipment room and finds two sneaky sixth graders who've snuck off from class only they weren't doing drugs they weren't kissing they were licking each other's eyeballs stunned by what he saw the teacher grabs the two students and questions what the heck they're doing was there something in the student's eyes was it a dare nope they were licking each other's eyeballs for sexual gratification and if that revelation wasn't shocking enough the teacher quickly had his mind blown because it wasn't just these two students after holding an all great asse...
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- Q: What did the two sneaky sixth graders do in the equipment room that shocked the teacher?
A: They were licking each other's eyeballs for sexual gratification. - Q: What was the teacher's reaction after realizing what the students were doing?
A: The teacher was stunned and quickly grabbed the two students to ask what they were doing. - Q: What did the teacher discover after holding an assembly and asking if anyone had done the same thing?
A: One-third of the students raised their hands, indicating that many students had also engaged in the practice.
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