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 Content preview:  ABC MENS HEALTH REPORT - July 19 Meet Jim - Hes 53 years old
    yet struggles in the bedroom to get a stff-erection nightly. "I started taking
    this new formula I saw on shark tank and everything changed. You dont need
    to be my age and s [...] 
 
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ABC MENS HEALTH REPORT - July 19

Meet Jim - Hes 53 years old yet struggles in the bedroom to get a stff-erection nightly.   
"I started taking this new formula I saw on shark tank and everything changed.  You dont need to be my age and struggle to get it up"


This is what I used
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Get it up fast and keep going all night long


Head judge Mark Cuban went wild for it
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an hour more. When you send it to table, pour butter and sugar over it.—Another. To make a ground rice pudding. To a pint of milk put four ounces of ground rice; boil it for some time, keeping it stirring, lest it should burn; pour it into a pan, and stir in a quarter of a pound of butter; then beat up six eggs, leaving out half the whites, a little lemon peel finely shred, a little nutmeg grated, a quarter of a pound of sugar, a gill of cream, a little rose-water, and as much salt as you can take up betweenan hour more. When you send it to table, pour butter and sugar over it.—Another. To make a ground rice pudding. To a pint of milk put four ounces of ground rice; boil it for some time, keeping it stirring, lest it should burn; pour it into a pan, and stir in a quarter of a pound of butter; then beat up six eggs, leaving out half the whites, a little lemon peel finely shred, a little nutmeg grated, a quarter of a pound of sugar, a gill of cream, a little rose-water, and as much salt as you can take up between your thumb and finger; mix all well together, make a puff paste, lay it round the rim of the dish, and bake it.—Lay your thumb and finger; mix all well together, make a puff paste, lay it round the rim of the dish, and bake it.—Lay


allspice, and a little mace. When the rice is quite tender, take out the spice, and rub the rice through a sieve into a clean stewpan: if too thick, put a little milk or cream to it. This makes a very delicate white sauce; and at elegant tables, is frequently used instead of bread sauce. RICE SOUFFLE. Blanch some Carolina rice, strain and boil it in milk, with lemon peel and a bit of cinnamon. Let it boil till the rice is dry; then cool it, and raise a rim three inches high round the dish, having egged the dish where it is put, to make it stick. Then egg the rice all over. Fill the dish half way up with a marmalade of