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So my biology class in high school had an FFA requirement and at one of the FFA events I had to attend, there was some presentation about animal husbandry that involved some clips of semen collection from horses and I noticed in one of them that you could see by the shadows on the ground, that the person assisting the horse was eating the cum off his hand. I pointed it out and the whole event got stopped as they freaked out over having shown bestiality to a ton of kids.
good lord that story made me physically nauseous
What is FFA?
The Future Farmers of America
It's kinda like the Boy Scouts, but for farming instead of camping/outdoorsmanship.
Oh okay, thanks. I have heard of that, but it wasn't common enough where I grew up for me to have ever heard it abbreviated.
Could they just have been holding their hand near their face and the shadow was playing tricks?