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LOS ANGELES, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 07/02/14 -- Beeline Interactive, Inc., a leading developer and publisher of social games for smartphones and tablets, and Peanuts Worldwide today announced that their "Snoopy's Sugar Drop" game, a colorful and fast-paced puzzle game starring Snoopy®, his sister Belle, and the whole Peanuts® gang, is now available on Google Play for Android.
"Snoopy's Sugar Drop" is a match-three puzzle game that asks players to help Snoopy find clues to locate his missing sister Belle by switching, mixing, and matching their way through colorful candy puzzles. Featuring 90 delicious levels, players can use powerful sugar-coated boosters and power-ups inspired their favorite Peanuts characters to breeze through the hardest levels.
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Beeline is a leading worldwide developer and publisher of games for smartphone platforms. A wholly owned subsidiary of Capcom, Beeline was formed with the mandate of creating original and licensed games specifically designed for unique play style of the smartphone gamer. Beeline counts the hits Smurfs'® Village, Zombie Cafe and Monster Pet Shop among its portfolio and brings a solid foundation of strong brands, innovation and compelling social gameplay to the market. For additional information on the company and its offerings, please visit www.Beeline-i.com.
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ive played both too. when it comes to my shaman i find i enjoy enhancement a lot more. ele has no real escapability. with enh you feel more involved, i just prefer the speed, as apposed to standin there casting, trying to constantly get at range. only my opinion
Well pvp shamans goes like 1) resto 2) enh 3) ele
It's up to you. If you want to play melee with good sustained dmg and good burst, go enhancement. If you want to play caster with bad sustained dmg but sick burst damage and good support, go elemental
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I'm really confused as what to do :/ Played ehancement for the last 2 months. Loved it but it's actually the most stupid spec ever. You have to kite people? when you're melee! If you won't kite a warrior or something you will get blown up and it's gg. Everyone saying elemental has no survivability doesn't know how to play the class. If you roll elemental you will have no problem getting into a RBG. Also why do you even need survivability when you can hit like this? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgUxiXeNRmM&feature=relmfu
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I was told ench was better but I like Ele way more. It is true if you don't have all your cds that most classes can just kick you to death. But in fair 1 on 1, as ele, you will kill your enemy first before he/she does anything if you have all your cds =)
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The simple past expresses an action in the past taking place once, never, several times. It can also be used for actions taking place one after another or in the middle of another action.
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no differences | I spoke. | I did not speak. | Did I speak? |
For irregular verbs, use the past form (see list of irregular verbs, 2nd column). For regular verbs, just add "ed".
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Use of Simple Past
- action in the past taking place once, never or several times
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I've been using this as a tattoo cover on my clients for years and for some reason, I never tried it on the face. After reading the reviews I figured why not? I started with my foundation brush and stippling it onto the face the same way I usually apply when I use it as a tattoo cover but no matter how little I used it just looked a little blotchy. Then I tried applying with my beloved 187 brush, but it looked too heavy. Finally, I sprayed my 187 brush with Fix+, then swirled the brush in the foundation and stippled it onto my face...can I say WOW!!!
Pores..GONE..redness..GONE..scarring..GONE..just a perfect dewy canvas. Add a pop of blush and a stroke of powder in the T-zone and I was done. It also lasted hours thru sweat and humidity. I've started using this on my clients as well and it is almost as good as the airbrushing I normally would use on them. Because of the application, very little product is necessary so the compact will last you a long time. My only complaint is that the little plastic dome keeps popping out of my compact. I've had to glue it back in place 3 times already! Also, I'm normally NC20-25 in Studio Fix but I use C20 in the Full Coverage(I have NC20 and NC30 in this formula but the C20 was the best match)so I would have a SA match you before buying your MAC shade.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Very Oily, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Other
Eyes: Brown
(Note: This review is cross-posted to Studio Finish and Full Coverage concealer as they are the exact same product, with the difference of SPF.)
First off, for those of you who find yourselves going through the small pot of Studio Finish concealer particularly quickly - Especially if you use it to conceal larger areas of your face besides the undereyes - MAC's Full Coverage foundation, available at freestanding stores, not counters, is one full ounce of the Studio Finish concealer in a mirrorless 28g compact for only about 2x the cost. The only difference is the absence of titanium dioxide in the Full Coverage that gives this concealer the SPF35.
I'm oily, acne and clog prone. However, I find that stippling on Studio Finish concealer/Full Coverage with a foundation brush (VERY sparingly) gives me this amazing airbrushed finished that does not break me out or clog my pores. A large synthetic foundation brush gently tapped onto the surface of the concealer/foundation will give you more than enough to coverage a square 2 inches of your face. Because of this, my skin does seem to be able to breathe and so far - has not caused me problems.
HOWEVER, if you have had past issues with MAC face products - I can't vouch for it. I am no idealist and realize how much hell MAC products can wreak on some people's skin. For that reason, I recommend you get a sample - Most counters will give generous samples good for more than a week's use. With Studio Finish/Full Coverage, your sample may very well last you a month or more.
This concealer is thick, and emollient based. Because of this, it "melts" onto my skin and gives me a perfected finish that I've never been able to achieve with other, oil free liquid or cream foundations. A little goes a long way and this makes blending incredibly essential to making this concealer look good. You will need to work the product over your skin, and in return - it will really perfect the surface. This covers my pitted acne scars and discolored marks better than anything I've ever used. Also - using the aforementioned "tap, stipple and blend" technique - It looks natural. Even the MAC Pro Store makeup artist was amazed that it was Full Coverage on my skin.
As a final note - Full Coverage and Studio Finish shades on the website may seem less than complete, but freestanding stores and Pro stores have a selection that you may be able to find shades you didn't realize existed. My Pro Store carries C25 - a shade long disappeared from the regular line of MAC face products.
Below is the ingredient list. Note the difference between the two is titanium dioxide, the sunscreen ingredient.
Full Coverage Foundation:
Octyldodecanol, Synthetic Beeswax, Copernicia Cerifera (Carnauba) Wax, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Silica, Hydrogenated Polyisobutene, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Tocopherol, Ascorbyl Palmitate, Polybutene, Alumina, Stearic Acid
Studio Finish Concealer SPF35:
Octyldodecanol, Synthetic Beeswax, Copernicia Cerifera (Carnauba) Wax, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Silica, Hydrogenated Polyisobutene, Simmondsia Chinensis (Jojoba) Seed Oil, Titanium Dioxide, Tocopherol, Ascorbyl Palmitate, Polybutene, PVP/Hexadecene Copolymer, Alumina, Stearic Acid
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
Ok, after reading good and bad reviews about this foundation, I decided to go to the MAC store and buy this, I have oily skin, lots of dark little acne scars, but my facial skin is pretty acne free although I have those little pesky scars, I am the type of girl who likes a flawless face everyday so I gave this a try and it gives me what I have been searching for, and trust me I have been to many counters and have had good experiences, but this ones is really best. I have had foundations from chanel, other MAC ones, shiseido, givenchy, bobbi brown, smashbox, clinique, and many others and the only ones that has given my similar coverage is the CHANEL one, but only becuase i use the DPF compact over the prolumiere, but just a light application. This full coverage foundation gives ,me full coverage look, and i dont have to apply concealer. which i love, it is really easy to apply and blend, becuase of its creamy consistency, and trsut me a little goes a very long way with this foundation, I use a foundation brush and it work very good with a very even finish, which i love. Overall this is a great foundation, the only minor problem if it can be called that is that they have a very small shade range, and I usually use NC40, and the closest to that is C4, becuase I'm a little more yellow toned anyways, and the NW40 is horribly pink on MY skin, and I hate looking pink, the C40 is good shade, but I would have liked to see if the NC40 should be an EXACT shade. overall a great product that withstands my oilyness throught the day and has great staying power. Will repurchase after its finished, which will be in a very very long time i think.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Curly, Medium
Eyes: Green
i was excited about oredering this product beucase i thought it would cover my scars and occasional blemishes, and i really didnt think it helped that all all, actually it broke me out quite a bit. i was disappointed because i rarley ever have breakouts and i thought it would make my skin look beautiful becuase of all the great reviews i read about it.
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Olive, Warm
Hair: Black, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
Love this foundation. It's a very thick, pigmented cream that needs to applied with a light hand and lots of blending. I found it gives the most coverage out of all the MAC foundations and even some of their concealers. I actually got this to replace the liquid Select Cover Up. It hasn't broken me out despite that it's has a ton of waxes and is a heavy foundation. I found it's long lasting. You definitely do need to set it with powder. I shade I use is NC35.
I do find this rivals Cover FX Total Coverage Cream Foundation- but MAC ends up being less than half the cost for me. ( Cover FX is $39 vs MAC $18.90- I get a 30% off discount. )
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I've only been wearing makeup since I was 20, so I haven't really gone all out on the options, but so far I'd have to say that this foundation is the best. It really does cover up my redness and some of my scars from my acne.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
To begin, I am NC 30 w/ normal to dry skin, and I have med-dark undereye circles that are hereditary **yay!...NOT!** I mention my med-dark under eye circles because I only use this MAC Full Coverage foundation as a concealer primer :) I generally wear a fluid foundation as I have used "cream" type foundations in the past and do not prefer the feel of it all over my face, but by reading the reviews here on MUA for this product I was amazed to learn that this product is virtually the same product that is used in MAC's Studio pot concealer. Besides I received this in a swap and decided to try it as a concealer as I received this in NW 25. The lighter shade is preferred as I like my under eye area to be a tad "lightened" and make me look awake. I used to use MAC peach color corrector before I applied my EL Double Wear concealer ( love it) over it, but noticed it made my undereye area look darker as the day proceeded. So one day, I dug this MAC Full Coverage foundation out of my train case and applied it lightly under my eye area w/ a MAC 190 brush...I then let it sit for a minute and applied my EL DW concealer (med) over it...again w/ another MAC 190 brush. Keep in mind I would pat and blend the foundation and the concealer under my eye, not just "swipe" it. After I let my EL DW concealer set, I would give the undereye area a light dusting of LM Secret Brightening Powder in 01, and taa-daa...the results were amazing! My dark circles were concealed, my under eye area looked smooth and bright, there was no creasing, and I looked awake. The results lasted all-day. I highly recommend trying MAC Full Coverage Foundation for concealing or as a concealer primer as you get alot more product for your $$ rather than buying the small Studio Concealer in the pot, besides if you like using this product as a concealer, you just might like it also as a foundation...so therefore it is now a multi-tasking product! Not bad IMO :) I did take off 1 lippy as I am not sure of the SPF or even if it contains any SPF...but overall a great product.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
Until i discovered Full Coverage i only ever used liquid foundations as i thought the effect would be too mask-like and my skin is in pretty good condition anyway. But FC really transforms me into a porcelain doll:) I'm a PPP with yellow undertones and my perfect match is NC 20. I apply this with my Becca foundation brush. My skin looks even toned and airbrushed. FC doesn't crease, stays put for 12 hours+ and doesn't look cakey. Highly recommended!
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This is a great full coverage foundation. It really does what it says and covers everything. I have alot of redness around my nose and eyes and this covers brilliantly. I have found the best way to apply is with a slightly damp spong so the coverage is not too heavy, also best to use a little at a time as you dont need too much. Photographs really well (A couple of pics of me wearing in profile). This isnt one to go for if you want a really natural look. I wish it wore a little longer, I get some oil in my T-zone after a while hence the 4 lippies. Wish it was oil free.
Age: 18 & Under
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
I've probably spent more than 3 years searching for the right foundation, and always had bad luck. I have a pretty oily t-zone so most things would either slide right off in an hour or pile up on my nose and end up a greasy, horrible mess. Either that, or the coverage wouldn't be enough, the colour was wrong, it smelled bad, broke me out, etc...... I'm verrryy picky with foundation. Which is why I am forever thankful for the day that I walked into MAC and bought this. NW 20 is the perfect match, it covers flawlessly without being heavy, it doesn't break me out (I think it's actually improved my skins appearance), smells fine, lasts long without getting oily... simply, it's amazing. amazing. amazing. I HIGHLY recommend it. :)
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I had mentioned before that I was volunteering for this show on a home here in Tucson. I found out earlier tonight that I was not chosen, so I won't be going. They are demolishing the home tonight I guess. In fact in about 10 minutes. The little girl, Lizzie Bell, who is being helped has a very rare blood disorder. They are apparently going to make a house that is safe for her. I may still go down there with my pouch and belt and hammer and see if they need a framer. I'll have my Cowboys hard hat with me. They got over 3500 volunteer applications. I wish I had been chosen, but those are the breaks.
Not sure. I helped on of them before. That was fun. I got to teach a bunch of Boy Scouts how to frame and fir out a wall.
They just did the news of the tear down of the house. It was actually a nice looking home. But it has termites and mold problems and the little girl has a rare blood disorder. I'm kind of bummed that I wasn't chosen. I'd really like to assist.
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I'll be honest; I had to do a lot of research before sitting down to write this article. I have only come into contact with one uncircumcised penis during my short stint as a single adult woman, and it didn't really seem to be that big of a deal at the time.
However, when it comes to uncircumcised penises, there's more than meets the eye . Approximately 50% of men are "uncut," which is really how the penis is meant to be in the first place (not many men outside the United States are circumcised). Circumcision originated among ancient religious populations as a way to purify man by removing the source of his sexual pleasure. This tradition has held its ground into the 21st century, which can lead to quite a bit of confusion when a woman unexpectedly comes into contact with a penis au naturale.
It may surprise you to learn that the foreskin itself, before it is separated from its owner, is extremely sensitive to pleasure. During circumcision two very important things are removed that will never grow back: the frenulum, the band near the tip of the penis that connects the foreskin with the glans, and then of course, the foreskin and all the nerve endings that go along with it.
Not only are these sources of pleasure eliminated during circumcision, but the shaft of the penis is left unprotected and slowly loses its responsiveness through a process called keratinization. In an article published in Fathering Magazine, Rio Cruz explains that "the male glans and inner foreskin, just like the clitoris and inner labia of women, are actually internal structures covered by mucous membrane that, when exposed to the air and harsh environment through circumcision, develop a tough, dry covering to protect the delicate, sensitive tissue."
The main difference in having sex with an uncircumcised penis is that the foreskin acts as a glider of sorts, and it stays in place while the glans and shaft continue to thrust. This leads to less friction in the vagina and thus a more pleasurable experience for the female.
It's too bad this writer knows so little about science, history, or sex.
* Circumcision did not originate to reduce male sexual pleasure. It doesn't do that. There are plenty of ways religion does that (along with female sexual pleasure), but circumcision isn't one. It was originally intended to create a visible difference between one group and another.
* Circumcision does not prevent men from feeling extraordinary sexual pleasure. Guilt, shame, back pain, lack of communication, fear of pregnancy, anger, and fear of losing erection do that quite well. When men complain about not enjoying sex enough, professional sex therapists never say "that's because you've been circumcised." A significant number of men who love sex are circumcised.
* The World Health Organization and American medical groups all agree that circumcision is an extremely safe way to reduce HIV.
1) Non-religious male circumcision was indeed popularized to reduce male sexual pleasure. It's worth remembering that no-one except for Jewish people and Muslims would even be having this discussion if it weren't for the fact that 19th century doctors thought that :
a) masturbation caused various physical and mental problems (including epilepsy, convulsions, paralysis, tuberculosis etc), and
b) circumcision stopped masturbation.
Both of those sound ridiculous today I know, but that's how they thought back then, and that's how non-religious circumcision got started. If you don't believe me (and I was initially skeptical), then google this: "A Short History of Circumcision in North America In the Physicians' Own Words" or just look for any medical text from about 1850-1950 that mentions male circumcision or masturbation. Heck, they even passed laws against "self-pollution" as it was called. Over a hundred years later, circumcised men keep looking for new ways to defend the practice.
2) While the evidence is mixed and highly disputed, there are several peer-reviewed studies showing downsides to male circumcision.
3) Promoting male circumcision to prevent HIV seems a dangerous distraction in the fight against AIDS. We now have people calling circumcision a "vaccine" or "invisible condom", and viewing circumcision as an alternative to condoms. The South African National Communication Survey on HIV/AIDS, 2009 found that 15% of adults across age groups "believe that circumcised men do not need to use condoms".
The one randomized controlled trial into male-to-female transmission showed a 54% higher rate in the group where the men had been circumcised btw.
ABC (Abstinence, Being faithful, and especially Condoms) is the way forward. Promoting genital surgery seems likely to cost African lives, not save them.
January 30, 2015 - 5:53amThis lady needs to meet more uncircumcised men. To state that the foreskin remains in place during sex as a "glider" is, in my case at least, totally incorrect. My foreskin rolls back as I enter my wife's vagina, allowing my (very sensitive) head to feel the inside of her to the greatest and most wonderful degree with each thrust.
July 15, 2014 - 6:03amOkay so here is my opinion. I am an American Man, 23 years old with European parents. I am uncircumcised. I am in perfect control of when i ejaculate and having control over when you finish is just a matter of learning your body. The main problem in the united states is that i would say 90% of American guys in my class were cut. and most girls in the united states have never seen or "handled one". where they wont say anything to you, it clearly used to bother girls(when i was in high school) i was a popular kid, so it did not stop much, but people spread rumors.. and i cannot tell you how many times girls would talk about an uncircumcised penis's when i was right next to them not knowing i was intact. they would say things like it looks gross! looks like a maggot, etc etc.. Doesn't make a Guy very confident in his ability to please a woman. actually it makes him feel unhappy and resentful. and believe it or not although i am happy to be an intact male, i would have been much happier and stress free in middle-highschool if i was circumcised, because of the ridicule you get if you are not (kids are cruel i guess)
Needless to say i am in a happy relationship now. since the first time we had sex she told me i was the best shes ever had (and believe me shes not the only one to say that!) though being well endowed may play a slight role, im starting to believe my foreskin has something to do with it.
i will agree that an uncircumcised man is more sensitive, and when i was first stating to have sex i was lucky to get 5 mins! but now i have learned my body and i can choose when i go! so for the skeptics saying an uncircumcised man lasts longer? false.
So in all, and i think anyone should take this into consideration, and as much as i would like to stand up for all of us uncut men out there, being uncut caused me A LOT of heart ache and pain and got me made fun of when i was younger.. and a penis being something a Man derives much of his pride from. having your made fun of (especially by girls) can be really tough. Being that i live in the united states if i could go to my parents at day one i would probably tell them to please hack it off. but seeing as how thats not going to happen and i already dealt with growing up part. i am totally fine with being uncut.
i hear more and more children are being left intact (up to 60% in some parts of the country.) so maybe in later generations things will be different.. so please take what i have to say in to consideration. all a man needs is confidence! and the rest follows
November 6, 2012 - 3:24pmI just wrote this last message in which I alluded to Prince Charles. I think I should have added the following in retrospect at the end. You know as I already said I am 59 now, but with or without a foreskin I think most of you women will perhaps agree (I have only just noticed that this would seem to be a woman's website) that there are two ways of having sexual intercourse and both may have their own validity. One is to f*** a body the other is to make love to a brain. And, all you charming women out there, as a man and at my great age it would seem that the latter alternative is so much more meaningful and so much more enjoyable because this seems to magically benefit from the incredible joy of the mutually complimentary convergence or mariage of both the brain and the body.
I don't want to sound boring but I really do believe that if one day I find such a woman then I sincerely believe that she will be able to relegate the fact that I am circumcised or not to a totally inconsequential oblivion.
You know all you lovely ladies out there, even 'dirty' old men like me who have been thinking 'dirty' during 'dirty' weekends, could already be utterly charming or better still instantly become the heaven sent Greek God of your dreams that perhaps you yourselves, even all the so-called 'sluts' and 'slag heaps' have always also dreamt about which was precisely why you were so promiscuous in the first place just like me!
In a sense we are all searching for love and the ideal relationship and I can tell you at the age of 59 that this is increasingly about not just bodily sex, but being on the same wave-length, enjoying the same mutual friends and having the same sense of humour with in my case a woman who will become my very best friend.
So please don't tell me that a woman discriminates against circumcised men or that the discovery of circumcision can potentially ruin a relationship! And please don't tell me that making love to a woman is just a purely physical sensation and not the communion of souls.
Best wishes to you all my lovelies
From the 'dirty' old man who has just 'come' clean!
October 24, 2012 - 1:04amLets start by saying that I think the very frank information, provided in this excellent website about circumcision by so many, is highly informative and very serious, and I thank you all for your contributions and the owners of the site for enabling this to happen.
On a lighter note however, being a person who has long since lost the weight of his foreskin, I am 59 and have been circumcised according to my mother (who was very proud of the fact), by the Queen of England's doctor no less! So my first comment is that I sincerely hope that Prince Charles did not suffer the same fate as myself. But alas, if this was the case we are both like brother's who climbed the scaffold of the foreskin guillotine as babies and suffered the same circumcision fate at the same executioner's hands!
Apart from this little aside, I would like to add that as I grow older my glans would seem to have got gradually less sensitive which is not surprising I suppose, so coming takes a bit longer with age, but in my case I very much doubt if this is mentally linked to less sexual motivation which very fortunately does not seem to have changed that much bar regrettably the frequency of opportunities!
There are clearly very many traditional, religious and sanitary reasons for circumcision. But perhaps the main one is the 'cleanliness' justification and not just with the meaning that so many readers have suggested. There has been a confusion in my opinion between the risk of not remaining 'clean,' in the sense that an uncircumcised boy or man might not wash his glans enough, and the 'cleanliness' (or purity) of circumcision that is supposed to prevent, or at least discourage, young boys from indulging in what was, and still is often believed in certain circles to be the wicked sin of masturbation.
At the risk of sounding too logical, if a doctor has to cut-off a foreskin from a baby at birth for the sake of personal hygiene, then why not also surgically remove the baby's anal ring so that the child will never have to use lavatory paper! I don't live in England any more, but at 59 you could say that I am in part a refugee from an almost puritan culture where 'dirty' old men went on 'dirty' weekends and talked 'dirty' to their girl friends, many of whom might have been labelled by the righteous as an 'easy lay,' a 'slag-heap' or a 'slut'! Oh dear, we have an issue here and not just because I am now 59, but because 'wanker' wanking boys were also once, and still are frequently considered to be even more 'dirty!' I am afraid I am rather dubious about the use of this word 'dirty' in all these contexts, I do hope I am not morally depraved! I would add however, being a disgracefully happy fully qualified 'dirty old man' who 'talks dirty' during 'dirty weekends' to a beautiful sweet charming woman, at the great age 59, that the famous philosopher Lord Bertrand Russel did once say that people will always seek to prevent others from enjoying what they cannot enjoy themselves. So bad luck all you immaculately 'clean', very 'clean' talking 'clean weekender' old men!
Yes, I'm sorry my fellow circumcised friends, our foreskins were primarily executed not because evolution has not given babies the right to defend themselves by biting the surgeons hand off that held the scalpel, but for spurious reasons of morality which is why I myself was always told that masturbating would at best turn me blind! Masturbation was once, and still is in certain religions, considered to be evil or wicked and it is quite true to state that the derogatory term 'wankers' who wank of course will find this a lot more difficult without a foreskin.
The foreskin execution technique was also used by one religion in particular as a mark proving that a young man was truly a bona fide member as if this was a tattoo or like all the other countless cults or sects and orders such as free-masons who shake hands in a certain way only recognizable to other members.
Believe you me my friends, if God and/or mother nature, or just the pure secular multi-million year old evolutionary mechanism of the survival of the fittest, gave boys a foreskin then it is fitting to add myself being still a 'dirty old wanker' from time to time, that even if you are now a parent with a new born baby boy, I would very seriously advise you to let him keep it at least until he can make up his own mind! An as an objective indication, I have not personally seen any evidence yet of a hundreds of millions of grown-up men all queuing up outside the doctor's surgery clamoring to get circumcised.
Frankly, who are you to disagree with millions of years of human evolution? Who are you to proclaim that God or mother nature made a dreadful mistake by giving us foreskins in the first place! If you as a parent insist upon circumcision, I really do hope you are right because the cost could be expensive in terms of the sexual enjoyment of your son! But we're all also a bit like cooped-up battery chickens, if you've never known any different you wouldn't miss the real outside world.
Being circumcised myself from birth, I was just guessing what it might have been like to have a foreskin of course!
My dear "dirty" old man, I dare say, reading your lovely words have made me swoon. If only men like you exsisted in my inner social circle. Alas intllects of your rank seem to be a breed that does not, or is it can not, exsist in my generation. What I wouldnt give to read more of your beautifully phrased musings and know, if only in part, the man behind the word anonymous.
Most amused and delighted,
Post script: As I would say to my like minded peers
"Oh my, that man's intellegence is scary sexy!"
"Buffydaddy" said a few pages back:
"...or in general men who assert that their partners are not so motivated to perform oral sex on a phallus that blossoms forth an aroma somewhere between the stenches of a garbage heap or a jock strap that hasn't been cleaned in six months by an athlete"
I have to say, this is extremely unprofessional, childish and disgusting language for a urologist with several decades of experience to be using. I'd expect this stupidity from a particularly nasty 13 year old, but a middle aged medical professional? There's the pro-circ mindset for you.
October 16, 2012 - 12:36amIn the Philippines, 99% of men undergo circumcision. It's more about cultural and traditional reasons. Like, if you don't don't get circumcised, you are bound to be ridiculed and teased to death by your peers, especially for young boys.
September 6, 2012 - 11:52amHas anyone made mention that the lack of sensitivity may be a good thing? Endurance in a man is what most women want, don't we ladies? I'm glad my husband has been cut and can patiently wait, and have continued pleasure before my organism.
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According to James C. Cascone, principal, Deloitte & Touche LLP, co-leader of the Deloitte Center for the Global Food Value Chain and national leader of Deloitte's food & product safety practice: "Preventing foodborne illnesses is at the heart of today's sweeping regulatory reform of the US food industry. FSMA's biggest challenge may be the adoption of mandatory compliance programs that exert a global reach.
"There is a need for improved supplier transparency globally, and enhancing product traceability throughout the value chain may impact business relationships, sourcing practices and growth strategies. The new regulatory environment may increase the cost of compliance, but also presents a unique opportunity for food and beverage companies to transform current operational practices and position their businesses for competitive advantage," Cascone said.
It gives more direct control to CVM in establishing and maintaining ingredient definitions
The mid-year meeting addressed several regulatory matters affecting petfoods
Public meetings invited comments and provided updates
Smaller lobbying groups employed most often to fight for clients' interests
What you need to keep your manufacturing line clean, safe and contaminant-free
The new US food safety legislation will also affect regulation of petfood
The intent was to educate regulators and industry about the Model Pet Food Regulations
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Has your username always been capitalized? I could have sworn it's been lowercase.
nbd? Well I have done no challenge at all, heh. The greatest thing I managed to achieve was to get a SL30 character into the dark wraith covenant to invade the weak in dark souls 1. I feel dirty tho.
Just visited the thread for the first time. Actually kinda weird that I didn't do that earlier because im kind of a fanboy. Tho I lack the courage and skill to do all those mighty challenges and stuff you guys do
Man, I never knew you were a bearer of the curse (dark souls player)
rip my sense of humor "he never got it"
i apologize i cannot understand zingers like those because i don't get zings a tragedy really
it's a derivative work so you most likely can
when are you selling that miss fortune daki man
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Inspired by our recent move to Washington state, I created this quilt reminiscent of the beautiful forests that surround our new home. You can make it in similar colors for a Christmas tree look, or change it up with your favorite colors.
The pattern is a 19-page PDF file that includes photos, diagrams, and printable templates, along with instructions to make this throw-size quilt. The quilt pattern calls for 10 fat quarters with additional yardage needed for background triangles and borders but it would look fabulous sewn up scrappy style as well!
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I love to quilt. Love free motion quilting. I also sew clothing and other things. I write about my sewing life on my blog, http://sewinspiredblog.com.
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