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One Way to Prepare For 'Steak and BJ Day'
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Ladies and gents, did you know that men have declared March 14 as "Steak and BJ Day"? Yes, that's right, in response to having to bust out the hearts and flowers on February 14, dudes are expecting their mates to dole out the meat and oral pleasure. After all, it shows you care, right?
Anyhow.
An event on March 14 commemorating "Steak and BJ Day" caught our eye, so we thought we'd pass on the info, in case it inspires your carnivorous and carnal appetites.
The Pleasure Chest will present a free workshop on the art of the blowjob, and some in attendance will go home with free steaks and gift cards donated by local butcher shop Lindy & Grundy.
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Specifically, the course is called "Head of the Class: Blowjobs 201" and it will take place on "Steak and BJ Day" eve, Wednesday March 13th from 8-10pm at the Pleasure Chest’s West Hollywood store. Here's what it's about:
The class, taught by educator Sex Nerd Sandra, is dedicated to teaching students “the art of the better blowjob.” The course description suggests that the class “is for anyone who feels confident in giving head, but wants to take their skills to the next level,” making it a perfect primer for the annual holiday.
All that, and the possibility of free meat!
The Pleasure Chest warns prospective pupils that their free workshops are really popular, especially the BJ ones, so they suggest people arrive at least 30 minutes early to get a seat.
If you don't need to hone your skills, you are, of course, welcome to celebrate "Steak and BJ Day" however you see fit. Be safe and enjoy!
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