The Scent Of A Man

During World War 2, British Intelligence, namely MI6, discovered that semen was a terrific invisible ink with which to pen top secret letters. It did not react to the main methods of detection at the time (iodine vapour) and was readily available...............The report is from Telegraph.co.uk dated 21 September 2010 entitled, MI6 used bodily fluids as invisible ink

The only drawback was that Secret Agents had to be reminded to use "fresh" ....*ahem*...."ink" when recipients of their letters began noticing an unusual odor emanating from the letters.

Presumably the use of cum as invisible ink, also gave new meaning to the phrase, "I need to be left alone whilst I go through my confidential briefs".

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