who discovered french kiss?
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Probably lots of people discovered it but it wasnt until a foreigner named it that it became a french kiss.  So whoever named it is probably credited with discovering it.
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mmm french kissing...
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IN ORDER TO FRENCH KISS SOMEONE YOU HAVE TO USE TONGUE. IT'S JUST LIKE A REGULAR POP KISS ONLY YOU HAVE TO OPEN YOUR MOTH AND USE YOUR TONGUE TO MASSAGE YOUR PARTNERS TONGUE. USUALLY IF YOU HAVE NOT DONE IT BEFORE AND THE PERSON THAT YOU KISS HAS THEN THEY WILL LEAD YOU, IT'S JUST LIKE DANCING BUT USING YOUR MOUTH
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was it "cherry lips(go baby go)"?
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Discovered by: Sir Humphrey Davy, Joseph-Louis Gay-Lussac, L.J. Th&„nard \n\nDiscovered at: England, France \n\nBoron compounds have been known for thousands of years, but the element was not isolated until 1808 by Sir Humphry Davy, Joseph-Louis Gay-Lussac (1778-1850) and Louis Jaques Thénard (1777-1857). This was accomplished through the reaction of boric acid (H3BO3) with potassium.
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gros baiser or gros bisou means a big kiss
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my first kiss was when i was in school. My boyfriend kissed me because i played well for his team we were volley ball players and we were partners. It was more encouraging than anything else.
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Ancient\nAccording to Thales of Miletus, writing at around 600 BC, a form of electricity was known to the Ancient Greeks who found that rubbing fur on various substances, such as amber, would cause a particular attraction between the two. The Greeks noted that the amber buttons could attract light objects such as hair and that if they rubbed the amber for long enough they could even get a spark to jump.\n\nAn object found in Iraq in 1938, dated to about 250 BC and called the Baghdad Battery, resembles a galvanic cell and is believed by some to have been used for electroplating.\n\n[edit]\nModern\n \nLeyden jars, Museum Boerhaave, Leiden [3].Italian physician Girolamo Cardano returned to the subject of electricity in De Subtilitate (1550)[1], distinguishing, perhaps for the first time, between electrical and magnetic forces. In 1600 the English scientist William Gilbert, in De Magnete, expanded on Cardano's work and coined the modern Latin word electricus from ηλεκτρον (elektron), the Greek word for "amber", which soon gave rise to the English words electric and electricity.\n\nHe was followed in 1660 by Otto von Guericke, who invented an early electrostatic generator. Other European pioneers were Robert Boyle, who in 1675 stated that electric attraction and repulsion can act across a vacuum; Stephen Gray, who in 1729 classified materials as conductors and insulators; and C. F. Du Fay, who first identified the two types of electricity that would later be called positive and negative.
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umm . . riiiigghtt . . . so you know somebody who you saw kissing, and you saw two somebodies doing it . . . so what?
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sealed with a loving kiss
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I sure do! slow passionate kissing and french kissing
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Jules Rimet \nnaturally
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WHY NOT TRY SOME MORE AND..THE FRENCH KISS\n\nThe Lip Kiss - the most common of them all. This is the starting point of any love story! Often the first physical contact that most couples engage in is initial moment when your lips touch. Close your eyes and let the moment carry on. Although this may seem basic, if done well , it can promise great things in the future.\n\nThe Neck Kiss - the neck and the nape are highly sensitive and erogenous areas for both men and women. Start with blowing warm air in her hair, ear and along the neck.  Run your lips all over her neck -  light nibbling and biting can be incredibly erotic. Intersperse with wet kisses and nibbling all along the neck and the ear lobe.\n\nThe Suction Kiss - nibble on your partner's upper lip while he or she works on your lower lip. Take it in your mouth and gently suck on it for a while. Be extra cautious and don't bite the person's lip off! Alternate between the two lips and then finally suck the entire mouth. Let the other person do the same to you and you'll never want to stop.\n\nThe Candy Kiss - to enhance the kiss, just pop a candy or chocolate in your mouth before lip locking. It is an amazing and unexpected surprise to taste something sweet on your partners tongue as you kiss him or her. \n\nThe French Kiss - this is when you know you are in love... Many consider this to be more personal and intimate than having sex. While you are kissing your partner's lips gradually use your tongue to open the mouth and then start sucking on the other persons tongue. Passionately suck and keep breathing through your nose to keep it going for long. Before you know it, you'll have been kissing for hours and it'll seem like minutes!\nNow armed with the knowledge you'll surely be a winner in the play field of love, so get going.
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Pasteur, he was a virologist who not only invented pastuerization but discovered many things about bacteria that are still in use today.  Google him.
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Do you want some? ok enjoy then.\n\nButterfly Kiss - With your faces less than a breath away, open and close your eyelids against your partners. If done correctly, the fluttering sensation will match the one in your heart. \n\nCheek Kiss - A friendly, "I really like you" kiss. Often the preferred kissing method of a first date. With your hands on your partner's shoulders, gently brush your lips across her cheek. \n\nEarlobe Kiss - Gently sip and suck the earlobe. Avoid louder sucking noises as ears are sensitized noise detectors. \n\nEskimo Kiss - With your faces less than a breath apart, gently rub your noses together. \n\nEye Kiss - Hold your partner's head with both hands and slowly move their head in the direction you wish your kiss to go... then slowly kiss up towards your partner's eyes and give them a tender kiss on top of their closed eyes. \n\nEyelid Kiss - While your partner is resting/sleeping with eyes closed, very very gently kiss the spot right below their browbone. A very intimate kiss. \n\nFinger Kiss - While laying together gently suck on their fingers. This can be very seductive and pleasurable. \n\nFoot Kiss - An erotic and romantic gesture. It may tickle, but relax and enjoy it! To give a toe kiss by gently suck the toes and then lightly kissing the foot. It helps to gently massage the base of the foot while performing the kiss. \n\nForehead Kiss - The "motherly" kiss or "just friends" kiss. The forehead kiss can be a comforting kiss to anyone. Simply brush your lips lightly across the crown of their head. \n\nFreeze Kiss (or Melt Kiss) - Experiment with this fun kiss. Put a small piece of ice in your mouth, then open mouth and kiss your partner, passing them the ice with your tongue. It's an erotic and sensual french kiss with a twist of cold. \n\nFrench Kiss - The kiss involving the tongue. Some call this the "Soul Kiss" because the life and soul are thought to pass through the mouth's breath in the exchange across tongues. Surprisingly, the French call this "The English Kiss". \n\nFruity Kiss - Take a small piece of fruit and place between your lips (juicy fruits such as grapes, strawberries, small pieces of pineapple or mango are ideal). Kiss your partner and nibble one half of the piece of fruit while they nibble the other until it breaks in half, allowing the juice to run into your mouths. \n\nHand Kiss - Gently raise her hand to your lips. Lightly brush your lips across the top of her hand. Historically this kiss was performed with a bow, which showed deference to a lady. \n\nHickey Kiss - The object is not to draw blood, but to gently leave a mark that will prove your interlude was not a dream. This is often included in erotic foreplay. \n\nHostage Kiss - Cover your lips with tape and get your love's attention. When they come near, make noises like you're trying to tell them something and motion as if you can't get the tape off. Once they remove the tape from you to hear what you're trying to say tell them: "I've been saving my lips all day just for you!" Then kiss your love passionately! \n\nHot and Cold Kiss - Lick your partner's lips so that they're warm, and then gently blow on them. The sudden cold blast makes for a sensual explosion, and they will often try it on you next, as well as get very passionate. \n\nMistletoe Kiss - Surprise your lover by capturing them with a gentle holiday kiss under the mistletoe. This is also a good method for shyer individuals to steal a kiss from a potential lover. \n\nLetter Kiss - Send your lover a kiss in a love letter by writing the letter x several times in a row at the bottom of a letter such as XXXXX. \n\nLick Kiss - Just before kissing, gently run your tongue along you partners lip whether it be the top or bottom one depending on the position of your lips. Very sensual. \n\nLip Sucking Kiss - When kissing gently suck on their lower lip. This can be
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Where else do you learn to kiss?\nLOL
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A French kiss is a romantic or sexual kiss in which one participant's tongue touches the other's tongue (or lips), and usually enters their mouth. Also known as a tongue Kiss, or Deep Kiss.\n\nWhile family members may sometimes kiss on the lips, a tongue kiss almost always indicates a romantic or sexual relationship. French kissing stimulates the lips, tongue and mouth, which are all areas very sensitive to touch. It is considered by many to be both very pleasurable and highly intimate. Unlike other forms of "casual" kissing (such as brief kisses of greeting or friendship), episodes of French kissing will often be prolonged, intense, and passionate. It may signal the beginning of a period of "making out" or sex. Because of the intimacy associated with it, in many regions of the world tongue kissing in public is not acceptable to most, particularly in the case of extended duration. See: public display of affection.\n\nIn a tongue kiss participants may exchange saliva, which would often be considered disgusting in other contexts, but which may add to the passion and excitement of the sexual kiss. Although most sexually-transmitted diseases are not transmitted by kissing, the exchange of saliva in a French kiss may increase the chances of catching an orally transmitted disease. Infectious Mononucleosis (American: Mononucleosis or, colloquially, "mono"; European: Glandular Fever), a disease spread through saliva, is often colloquially referred to as "the kissing disease."