Questioning the fabric of reality....polyester? vinyl?

May 31, 2005 23:37

I have some very important questions I need answers to ( Read more... )

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aesio June 1 2005, 06:44:49 UTC
This is really fucked up...I'm going to have to sleep on it.

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selenytes June 1 2005, 06:46:06 UTC
"Are men really willing to risk blindness for a hardon?"

Yes they are

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choogy June 1 2005, 15:46:50 UTC
hair and penises - men's achilles heels

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cepherus June 1 2005, 08:51:46 UTC
Damn straight...
Besides, blind people get laid more because they dont know what they are sticking it into.. Soft and squishy.. all game!

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platinumetude June 1 2005, 13:28:17 UTC
Are men willing to go blind for an erection...

As long as the sex is good.

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choogy June 1 2005, 15:46:13 UTC
this brings up a really good question though - not that men are willing to go through this kind of risk to have a normal sex life - but how much testing should be required the fda before pills are marketed to a public? and where is the line drawn for what is to be considered an acceptable "side effect?" and why does medicare of all things, cover this and not pay the full amount of diabetic testing needles?

america's priorities seem really backwards sometimes- and you must see this up close every day with the work that you do. the programs that need the most funding are usually the least funded and the medicines people need the most are unavailable financially for them.

my question is: how do we find our middle ground as americans that care but can't force any change?

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queenociana June 1 2005, 16:42:45 UTC
I honestly do not have a good answer for this one...

I think about it as this. If you keep yourself informed, share what you know about things being so fucked up when it is appropriate, and when you have time/energy/have taken care of your own basic needs THEN you can find a way to be active.

Changing dinnertable and party conversation from "go yankees" to "fda medicine review processes have some major flaws" helps.

Aw hell. I have to admit that finding a way to live within a culture that I happen to get pleasure from, while knowing that said culture is killing me and those around me....is a tad tough. It is worse with kids because I want them to enjoy life, but damned if the things that everyone else finds as normal are actually toxic and I want my kids to have none of it. Being an outsider is tough...but so is participating in the plague that we call patriotic and pleasurable.

My organic eating, non-violent, atheist kids can beat up your mcdonalds loving, bitchslapping, god fearing brats any day.

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choogy June 1 2005, 17:36:23 UTC
lol

well maybe THAT is the key, honestly. maybe how we enact change is through instilling beliefs and ideals that are more morally correct and ethical in our kids; plant the future generations to make up for the ones we've already fucked up.

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