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 Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 10:26 am
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Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 10:35 am
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LadyInWhite ThePeerOrlando LadyInWhite I kept thinking if i ever had to get an abortion i'd ask to have the fetus put into a jamjar and then show it to anyone who came past my house. whee My girlfriend has an innate fear of pregnancy. She freaks out if we see the condom broke (which she always checks), and gets the morning after pill (despite the fact that it makes her incredibly sick for days). I'm sure that if abortion were outlawed and she got pregnant, she'd either kill herself or try and perform a self-abortion. She said she wants to have her mangled body (along with her dead fetus' mangled corpse) to be put on display somewhere to show women the danger of illegal abortion, and hopefully alter someones opinion of illegalizign abortion. Of course this was in a moment of dark rage after hearing about S. Dakota, so I'm unsure if she was just angry or serious. I just sweatdrop Smart girl. domokun When i went to Dresden, Germany, we went to the Hygiene Museum and in the Procreation section they had a bunch of jars with fetal development stages. It was quite interesting. I don't think they were aborted fetii i think they were donated or something. ninja
I went there! And, yes they were donated. It was the most awesome thing. |
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Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 11:59 am
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Yi Min LadyInWhite ThePeerOrlando LadyInWhite I kept thinking if i ever had to get an abortion i'd ask to have the fetus put into a jamjar and then show it to anyone who came past my house. whee My girlfriend has an innate fear of pregnancy. She freaks out if we see the condom broke (which she always checks), and gets the morning after pill (despite the fact that it makes her incredibly sick for days). I'm sure that if abortion were outlawed and she got pregnant, she'd either kill herself or try and perform a self-abortion. She said she wants to have her mangled body (along with her dead fetus' mangled corpse) to be put on display somewhere to show women the danger of illegal abortion, and hopefully alter someones opinion of illegalizign abortion. Of course this was in a moment of dark rage after hearing about S. Dakota, so I'm unsure if she was just angry or serious. I just sweatdrop Smart girl. domokun When i went to Dresden, Germany, we went to the Hygiene Museum and in the Procreation section they had a bunch of jars with fetal development stages. It was quite interesting. I don't think they were aborted fetii i think they were donated or something. ninja |
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Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 12:08 pm
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ThePeerOrlando sybex Shark ThePeerOrlando Screw being symbolic. I say we just start dumping the corpses of women who die from botched back alley abortions on their lawns. Once the bodies start to pile up, thye might reconsider their position. Maybe we could convince the person making the decision of what to do with the body to allow us to do so? I'm sure after watching their loved one die over a four week period from an infection and non-stop bleeding, they'd be ******** angry. |
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Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 5:18 pm
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Posted: Tue Feb 28, 2006 8:24 pm
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sybex Shark ThePeerOrlando sybex Shark ThePeerOrlando Screw being symbolic. I say we just start dumping the corpses of women who die from botched back alley abortions on their lawns. Once the bodies start to pile up, thye might reconsider their position. Maybe we could convince the person making the decision of what to do with the body to allow us to do so? I'm sure after watching their loved one die over a four week period from an infection and non-stop bleeding, they'd be ******** angry.
It's more like burying them on the front lawn of the man who's responsible for their death, and what do you think Arlington National Cemetary is? It was (originally) the front yard of General Robert E. Lee, the commander of the Confederate forces during the Civil War. During the war, the bodies of the soldiers who died fighting were buried there, because the clerk that was in charge thought it was poetic justice to bury them at "the feet of the man who was ultimately responsible for their death". |
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Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 2:02 am
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reggie _chan Nethilia Only if you spice it with apple. I love appletinis. So today I need to go out and get more asspatches. Cause a mostly infertile Neth is a happy Neth. My mom in law is covering them so that we, in her words, don't have to worry about things like that while the manperson is in college and I have no health care. Better than the pill, since pills are easily forgotten around me. My freind got pregnite on the pach back it up just to be safe.
About half the time, I do. |
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Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 2:16 am
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LadyInWhite Yi Min LadyInWhite Smart girl. domokun When i went to Dresden, Germany, we went to the Hygiene Museum and in the Procreation section they had a bunch of jars with fetal development stages. It was quite interesting. I don't think they were aborted fetii i think they were donated or something. ninja It was indeed. I wonder what anti-choicers would say about that... ninja I think i'll go back and stare at them when i go back in July.
Do you live in Germany or do you just visit? I lived there for two and half years. I remember some of the other seniors were not so keen about it.
And, I was like eek *runs to next thing* eek *runs back to the first thing* "Whoa.. can I touch this?"
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Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 2:19 am
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Nethilia reggie _chan Nethilia Only if you spice it with apple. I love appletinis. So today I need to go out and get more asspatches. Cause a mostly infertile Neth is a happy Neth. My mom in law is covering them so that we, in her words, don't have to worry about things like that while the manperson is in college and I have no health care. Better than the pill, since pills are easily forgotten around me. My freind got pregnite on the pach back it up just to be safe. About half the time, I do.
Mine come with this 5$ off next purchase of the patch coupon. I don't use them, because my insurance completely covers them. |
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Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 8:21 am
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Yi Min LadyInWhite Yi Min LadyInWhite Smart girl. domokun When i went to Dresden, Germany, we went to the Hygiene Museum and in the Procreation section they had a bunch of jars with fetal development stages. It was quite interesting. I don't think they were aborted fetii i think they were donated or something. ninja It was indeed. I wonder what anti-choicers would say about that... ninja I think i'll go back and stare at them when i go back in July.
And, I was like eek *runs to next thing* eek *runs back to the first thing* "Whoa.. can I touch this?"
Teacher: sweatdrop |
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Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 12:35 pm
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Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2006 11:34 am
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sybex Shark ThePeerOrlando It's more like burying them on the front lawn of the man who's responsible for their death, and what do you think Arlington National Cemetary is? It was (originally) the front yard of General Robert E. Lee, the commander of the Confederate forces during the Civil War. During the war, the bodies of the soldiers who died fighting were buried there, because the clerk that was in charge thought it was poetic justice to bury them at "the feet of the man who was ultimately responsible for their death".
Heh, I know it is. Silly me, not typing it right. Sorry.
Anyway. I'd think if bodies begin piling up on your front yard, you begin to think "Oh s**t." at some verigated point. And we could just leave them to rot in front of it, no burial, and afterawhile who knows, bubonic ain't that far off... |
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Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2006 12:22 pm
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ThePeerOrlando sybex Shark ThePeerOrlando It's more like burying them on the front lawn of the man who's responsible for their death, and what do you think Arlington National Cemetary is? It was (originally) the front yard of General Robert E. Lee, the commander of the Confederate forces during the Civil War. During the war, the bodies of the soldiers who died fighting were buried there, because the clerk that was in charge thought it was poetic justice to bury them at "the feet of the man who was ultimately responsible for their death". Heh, I know it is. Silly me, not typing it right. Sorry. Anyway. I'd think if bodies begin piling up on your front yard, you begin to think "Oh s**t." at some verigated point. And we could just leave them to rot in front of it, no burial, and afterawhile who knows, bubonic ain't that far off... |
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Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2006 3:57 pm
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sybex Shark ThePeerOrlando sybex Shark ThePeerOrlando It's more like burying them on the front lawn of the man who's responsible for their death, and what do you think Arlington National Cemetary is? It was (originally) the front yard of General Robert E. Lee, the commander of the Confederate forces during the Civil War. During the war, the bodies of the soldiers who died fighting were buried there, because the clerk that was in charge thought it was poetic justice to bury them at "the feet of the man who was ultimately responsible for their death". Heh, I know it is. Silly me, not typing it right. Sorry. Anyway. I'd think if bodies begin piling up on your front yard, you begin to think "Oh s**t." at some verigated point. And we could just leave them to rot in front of it, no burial, and afterawhile who knows, bubonic ain't that far off...
...Wait. You think I have morals?  I must not be doing my job right... |
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Posted: Thu Mar 02, 2006 4:36 pm
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ThePeerOrlando sybex Shark ThePeerOrlando sybex Shark ThePeerOrlando It's more like burying them on the front lawn of the man who's responsible for their death, and what do you think Arlington National Cemetary is? It was (originally) the front yard of General Robert E. Lee, the commander of the Confederate forces during the Civil War. During the war, the bodies of the soldiers who died fighting were buried there, because the clerk that was in charge thought it was poetic justice to bury them at "the feet of the man who was ultimately responsible for their death". Heh, I know it is. Silly me, not typing it right. Sorry. Anyway. I'd think if bodies begin piling up on your front yard, you begin to think "Oh s**t." at some verigated point. And we could just leave them to rot in front of it, no burial, and afterawhile who knows, bubonic ain't that far off... ...Wait. You think I have morals? I must not be doing my job right... |
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