Virtual KissThe online version of the expression of love By Emma Kae - 29th June 2001 - Back to News Tell us your opinion See what others have said VirtualKiss.com
The long kiss goodnight, the kiss of death or the strawberry kisses of Nikki Webster. Whether you are looking to impress your potential soulmate or rekindle passion with your other half, for anything kiss-orientated, visit VirtualKiss.com, where the kisses are even sweeter.
VirtualKiss.com is THE online kissing resource. There are e-kisses, kissing polls, kissing school and a whole lot more. Just remember to pause for breath.
E-kisses are electronic representations of your favourite kiss, which you select, add a message to and e-mail to your favourite recipient. There are punk kisses, angelic kisses, apologetic kisses, even Mother’s day kisses!
Kissing Polls allow you to cast your vote on the ultimate kiss. How long should a goodnight kiss last for – a second or two or until the next day? Have your say!
Visit the Kissing School for a lesson on how to be THE best person to lock lips with.
Whether you're new to the whole kissing thing, or a seasoned pro looking to brush up on the basics, Kissing 101 covers all of the fundamentals. There is a Kissing 101 class, a dictionary of kissing terminology and the classic do’s and don’ts list.
The website looks fantastic, is incredibly user-friendly and is jam packed with interactive features to keep you entertained.
Click here to visit the website.
Source: http://gippsland.com/ Published by: office@messenger.com.au
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