The history of studies of kissing games of adolescents in the American state of Iowa reached its first high point in 2005, with the publication of the book: The Kissing Game: Roots of Courtship, 1923-1931, from Gramps’ Diary, by Clair B. Heyer.
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Kissing Games of Adolescents in Ohio
The history of studies of kissing games of adolescents in the American state of Ohio reached its first high point in 1959, with the publication of: “The Kissing Games of Adolescents in Ohio,” Brian Sutton-Smith, Midwest Folklore, vol. 9, 1959, pp. 189-211.
Kissing Inclinations, Amsterdam
“…what happens if a person who prefers to kiss with the head turned to the right attempts to kiss a person who prefers to kiss with the head turned to the left.“? This potentially awkward social situation is the subject of a new scientific analysis from researchers at the MOVE Research Institute based at Vrije […]
Shroud prof: Pope OK’d knightly spit & kiss
Vatican archives researcher Barbara Frale, who recently discovered what she says is proof that the shroud of Turin is genuine, earlier found proof that Pope Clement absolved the Knights of Templar because he decided that when the Knights spit on the cross and kissed each other on various body parts, they did it for good, […]