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 Ex-Girlfriend Slave Captives $9.95 Two young ladies, Jena and Trudy, are sent to Mistress Kim at the request of their ex-boyfriends. The girls want a second chance from their boyfirends. First they have to prove they have changed their ways. The girls agree to do whatever it takes to please their boyfriends. They are in for more then they bargined for. The girls are abducted and soon find themselves helpless and alone in a world they never knew existed. They must now learn to please and serve their ex-boyfriends if they wish to regain their trust. Jena's love for black cock has pushed her ex to his breaking point. While Trudy's messy and bratty ways must change. Her ex demands total obediance. Each girl endures the punishment and torture that only Mistress Kim can dish out. The girls are humiliated, bound, gagged, spanked, whipped, raped and abused.  Ex-Girlfriends $12.98 Music Girl Sam's review is well put. As an actual connoisseur of music (My hd has 14,000 songs on it and my box in my basement still has 300 cds I haven't burned to my computer yet.) I'd have to say that this group is nothing more than a great high school band. Yes their sound is more polished and studio-ized than the average garage CD, but the lyrics and the overall generic pop-rock group style make this cd sound as it were conjured up by someone of the maturity of a teenager. That being said, maybe they will have a better second effort since they obviously know how to play instruments and sing. All they need is someone to write the songs for them. I personally fell into the trap of hearing one song, then checking the reviews on Amazon and letting that be enough. I guess I should have known that when the New CDs are only .90 then there's probably something up. My recommendation is to download "Statue" and skip the rest of the CD. Most of the lyrics couldn't be more clich'd and when they aren't, they sound just plain silly. I mean check these out from "Nikki Don't Stop" (track 11): Hotter than a Puerto Rican mama, suckin' on ice in a sauna, Hotter than a little cheerleader, throwin' back cheap tequila, Hotter than a stolen rolex, hotter than late night phone sex, Hotter than the back seat of a black jeep on a back street If you think these lyrics either make sense or actually took an intelligent person to write them, then you still aren't tall enough to ride the rides at Kings Island. I'd give this CD 2 stars, but because so many people gave them 5 I have to give them less to bring down the rating in attempt to save people like myself that got duped into buying this studio album. Buy Teddy Geiger before you buy this or The Fray or Snow Patrol or virtually anything else along those lines before you waste your money on this. |
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