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Blow His Mind: Fellatio Workshop
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RebaTheDiva's Sexpert Consultants
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Dupont Circle
1666 Connecticut Ave NW, Washington, District of Columbia 20009
Now just a few blocks from the Dupont Circle metro station (Q Street exit) in a discreet, private office space; a block shy of The Phillips Collection, you and your friends can experience the ORIGINAL Blow His Mind! Fellatio workshop. The perfect happy hour or after-brunch alternative, these workshops are a unique experience that is tastefully racy,...
Literature And Culture: Saturnalia
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Casa Italiana Language School
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Foggy Bottom
1776 G St NW Ste 107, Washington, District of Columbia 20006
This book tells the story of the tenth case of Publio Aurelio Stazio in 46AD in Rome. Saturnalia is the equivalent of modern day “Carnival” in the time of ancient Rome. It is a time when everything transforms to opposites and all becomes a game. All, that is, except crime! Follow a new and surprising...
$370
14 sessions
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Literature And Culture: Baudolino
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Casa Italiana Language School
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Foggy Bottom
1776 G St NW Ste 107, Washington, District of Columbia 20006
This novel is about the adventures of a young talented peasant boy named Baudolino. It takes place in the Christian word of the 12th century. Emperor Frederik “Barbarossa” tried to subdue the independent city-states of Northern Italy. And after the emperor died, Baudolino and his friends took a long journey in search of the kingdom of Priester...
$370
14 sessions
Literature And Culture: Memorie Scritte Da Lui Medesimo
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Casa Italiana Language School
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Foggy Bottom
1776 G St NW Ste 107, Washington, District of Columbia 20006
The subject of this book includes only the first part of Casanova’s life. Casanova wrote the “Story of my life” which combines both his “memoires” and his autobiography. It is regarded as a source of the customs of European social life during the 18th century. This period represents the height of Venetian splendor before its decline. Students...
$370
12 sessions
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