[anniegetyourgun]

I dunno, Hill...kissing leads to dancing.....

; )

[billorites]

"It triggers a whole spectrum of physiological processes"

If you do it right it sure does.

[Billthedrill]

"I've often thought it would boost the immune system," she says. "If you're sharing your germs with somebody, you're adding to your internal defense system."

Well...uh...yeah, you could look at it like that. Nothing boosts one's immunity like exposure to a nice new disease (assuming you get over it). Head to the communicable disease ward of any major hospital and lay a liplock on everyone there, and pretty soon you'll be the healthiest person in town...if you don't die first. And, of course, there's a few such gifts that just keep on giving - herpes, for example. I'm thinking this may not be the best medical advice going...

[Redcloak]

XOXOXOXO

[TRY ONE]

I'v heard there's a lot of calcium in a kiss....enough to make a bone hard!

[Georgia_JimD]

It helps wash the nicotine out of your mouth between smokes.

[Thinkin' Gal]

Kissing is good for your health

OMG, Arafat will be around for another hundred years!

A serious, tongue-tangling French kiss exercises all the underlying muscles of the face -- which some say could keep you looking younger, and certainly looking happier.

You mean he could look worse???

[The Mayor]

[SmartBlonde]

Forget all that medical stuff. How about 'it makes me feel great and happy'.

And my honey knows 'SMOOCH' is one of my favorite words!

[tacticalogic]

Kissing is good for your health

Or not, depending on who you're kissing.

And who catches you doing it.

[maestro]

Psalm 118:24 "This is the day which Jehovah hath made; WE WILL rejoice and be glad in it."
:-)