News and Media Reports

**Why Try** · 10-30-18 09:19

The AMP next door over this Volusia County Republican Chairman's shoulder may have been the intended office by a possibly upset monger instead. This just as well could have been the actual story.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/florida-g...%20-%20Text%29

**HardBall99** · 10-27-18 09:19

Originally Posted by DFK55 [View Original Post]

Provider offering these products. Would anyone consider or admit to using? Quote: I'm excited to announce my new penis care line which includes a foaming penis wash, scrub, balm, and mask.

Do you have a link? My penis needs a mask for Halloween!

**Skiper** · 10-26-18 23:41

https://www.google.com/amp/amp.heral...220661105.html

Wow.

**DFK55** · 10-25-18 08:35

Provider offering these products. Would anyone consider or admit to using? Quote: I'm excited to announce my new penis care line which includes a foaming penis wash, scrub, balm, and mask.

**Skiper** · 08-16-18 22:31

Twirling with spiders.

https://www.tampabay.com/news/public...der-_170687474

When you cross the bridge, watch out for those giant spiders!

**Skiper** · 08-16-18 22:13

What a giant size set of balls on this old guy!

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.tam...3ftemplate=amp

**Ssnake** · 04-03-18 14:35

Worth a read. Really feels like over reach in my opinion. I would be really interested to hear what the moderators take is on this.

https://lawfareblog.com/fosta-new-an...ood-law-either

**Jokester1** · 03-14-18 13:46

Originally Posted by TTY954 [View Original Post]

She did not get the virus from the shot, she got cancer. AFAIK they proved the connection. https://vactruth.com/2012/05/13/gard...-cause-cancer/.

The virus causes cancer.

**TTY954** · 03-14-18 08:09

Originally Posted by Jokester1 [View Original Post]

No vaccine is 100% effective. And she might have had the virus before getting the shot.

She did not get the virus from the shot, she got cancer. AFAIK they proved the connection. https://vactruth.com/2012/05/13/gard...-cause-cancer/.

**Jokester1** · 03-14-18 07:26

Originally Posted by Rockey7373 [View Original Post]

A must read for DATY gents.

http://www.sacbee.com/news/nation-wo...204118554.html

Alas, undoubtedly too late for me after 56 years of munching from Germany to Korea and various stops in between.

**Jokester1** · 03-14-18 07:25

Originally Posted by TTY954 [View Original Post]

I'm convinced the vaccine is just a money maker, and is proven itself to cause sickness. I have a friend's daughter who has to take Chemo for cancer she got after having the vaccine. Think long and hard before doing it.

No vaccine is 100% effective. And she might have had the virus before getting the shot.

**Riley4511** · 03-13-18 05:40

https://www.wired.com/story/sex-work-social-media/

**Ajdal** · 03-12-18 06:57

Percentage of people getting the vaccine that have had that happen to them? Or possibly was she pre disposed to catching the virus anyway? Any Health Care statisticians handy? Thanks either way Ajdal out.

Originally Posted by TTY954 [View Original Post]

I'm convinced the vaccine is just a money maker, and is proven itself to cause sickness. I have a friend's daughter who has to take Chemo for cancer she got after having the vaccine. Think long and hard before doing it.

**TTY954** · 03-11-18 16:26

I'm convinced the vaccine is just a money maker, and is proven itself to cause sickness. I have a friend's daughter who has to take Chemo for cancer she got after having the vaccine. Think long and hard before doing it.

**Jay Twogo** · 03-11-18 12:13

Originally Posted by Ajdal [View Original Post]

Prevent a guy from catching it? Age limits, effectiveness etc? Ajdal out.

They currently recommend it for males in their teens up to 26. Not sure if that's because it would not be effective for anyone older, or they just thought it should be for a younger sexually active generation. Most insurance plans won't pay for it for anyone over 25. Since oral cancer is killing more men, than ovarian cancer kills women, maybe it's time CDC reconsidered it's approach.

HPV is treatable if you have it, and most people will at some point, so it's a good idea to get tested and treated if necessary.