Jorge wrote:I on the other hand am very interested in sex. I guess I'll look into it in a few years when I get to that point but this is the first I've heard of "less intense orgasms," and I've known a few guys who got snipped.
Well, as long as you know a few guys who got snipped and didn’t have any issues, you’re good to go.
I am required to have yearly physicals with the company I work for. The doctor makes me stay naked during the whole exam. Is that normal? He also spends a lot of time examening my penis, testicles, and looking through my pubic hair. I get erections easily anyway and produce precum easily too. I have asked for another doctor but they say he is the only one that can do the physical.
It's just so embarrassing standing their with an erection with fluid dripping out of my penis. Last year was the worst when he was sqeezing my penis looking for "nodules" I accidently ejaculated on the doctors hands. I really wish I could go to another doctor. Is this normal?
Can we also all take a moment here for some internet heresy and admit that if RBG had retired during Obama's eight years of Presidency we would not be in this fucking mess?
"The fatal flaw of all revolutionaries is that they know how to tear things down but don't have a f**king clue about how to build anything."
Bi_3 wrote:Can we also all take a moment here for some internet heresy and admit that if RBG had retired during Obama's eight years of Presidency we would not be in this fucking mess?
With Supreme Court appointments being totally political I'd have to agree. If you are a Supreme Court judge anywhere near retirement age I believe you'd be honour bound to at least consider retirement at a most politically advantageous position. So as a Democrat RBG did a disservice not retiring earlier and allowing Obama to replace her at that time.
Staying on for the next Pres will always be a gamble. I'm surprised this isn't a more open discussion for all Supreme Court Justices tbh.
Bi_3 wrote:Can we also all take a moment here for some internet heresy and admit that if RBG had retired during Obama's eight years of Presidency we would not be in this fucking mess?
You’re making a big assumption about what McConnell would’ve done in that scenario.
Bi_3 wrote:Can we also all take a moment here for some internet heresy and admit that if RBG had retired during Obama's eight years of Presidency we would not be in this fucking mess?
You’re making a big assumption about what McConnell would’ve done in that scenario.
Democrats controlled the Senate until January of 2015. She could have retired at any point during those first two years of his second term, when she was already well into her 70s. Souter had already retired in 2009. So it's not hard to see either narcissism or arrogance playing a role in the case of both RBG and Stephen Breyer staying on past a perfect retirement window.
VinylGuy wrote:its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
Bi_3 wrote:Can we also all take a moment here for some internet heresy and admit that if RBG had retired during Obama's eight years of Presidency we would not be in this fucking mess?
You’re making a big assumption about what McConnell would’ve done in that scenario.
Democrats controlled the Senate until January of 2015. She could have retired at any point during those first two years of his second term, when she was already well into her 70s. Souter had already retired in 2009. So it's not hard to see either narcissism or arrogance playing a role in the case of both RBG and Stephen Breyer staying on past a perfect retirement window.
Well sure, she could’ve retired in 2009. I think it’s a little bit of “hindsight is 20/20” to suggest that she should’ve stepped down because of the possibility of the absolute insanity that ensued Starting with Scalia’s death.
Maybe. Again, she turned 80 in 2013, and there was clear precedent of Souter retiring in 2009 (in his 60s, btw) so that his successor would be nominated by a Democrat president. I mean, just put it simply: US life expectancy is around 78. Obviously that skews based on income, but there's not a really strong argument to be made that she could have expected to live out her days on the court without risking her seat going to a Republican, unless she's either arrogant enough to think that Democrats would win in perpetuity, or narcissistic enough not to care. It's not a major failing, I guess, and Breyer is just as guilty of it if not moreso (it would be so fucking funny if he died this month too) but she's definitely partly responsible for this situation regardless of the Scalia mess.
VinylGuy wrote:its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
Which is also to say that I don't think it's internet heresy unless you're traveling in real STILL WITH HER hagiographic girl boss circles.
VinylGuy wrote:its really tiresome to see these ¨good guys¨ talking about any political stuff in tv while also being kinda funny and hip and cool....its just...please enough of this shit.
Bi_3 wrote:Can we also all take a moment here for some internet heresy and admit that if RBG had retired during Obama's eight years of Presidency we would not be in this fucking mess?
With Supreme Court appointments being totally political I'd have to agree. If you are a Supreme Court judge anywhere near retirement age I believe you'd be honour bound to at least consider retirement at a most politically advantageous position. So as a Democrat RBG did a disservice not retiring earlier and allowing Obama to replace her at that time.
Staying on for the next Pres will always be a gamble. I'm surprised this isn't a more open discussion for all Supreme Court Justices tbh.
I doubt she thought much about retirement until Scalia died, and by that point, the Republicans had made it too late.
Everything's perfectly all right now. We're fine. We're all fine here, now, thank you. How are you?
Bi_3 wrote:Can we also all take a moment here for some internet heresy and admit that if RBG had retired during Obama's eight years of Presidency we would not be in this fucking mess?
You’re making a big assumption about what McConnell would’ve done in that scenario.
Democrats controlled the Senate until January of 2015. She could have retired at any point during those first two years of his second term, when she was already well into her 70s. Souter had already retired in 2009. So it's not hard to see either narcissism or arrogance playing a role in the case of both RBG and Stephen Breyer staying on past a perfect retirement window.
Well sure, she could’ve retired in 2009. I think it’s a little bit of “hindsight is 20/20” to suggest that she should’ve stepped down because of the possibility of the absolute insanity that ensued Starting with Scalia’s death.
Absolutely. This isn't RBG's fault. Most prognosticators were predicting a Democrat winning in 2016 anyway. Rising Latino vote numbers, healthy economy, etc.
I was more disappointed with Sandra Day O'Connor leaving in 2006 and really surprised with Anthony Kennedy's choice to leave during Trump's era.
