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[Always A Noob]

What could be more important to know.

Here are the major myths about vaginas becoming "loose":

1. A virgin's vagina is very tight.

2. If you lose your virginity, you lose your vagina's tightness, too. Your partner (s) will notice.

3. Having a lot of sex, or sex with multiple partners, will really "stretch out" your vagina. Your partner (s) will notice.

4. Giving birth destroys your vagina, making having heterosexual sex thereafter feel, for the male, like "throwing a hot dog down a hallway. " Your partner (s) will notice.

Before delving directly into why the above myths are incorrect, it's important to understand how the vagina works to begin with. This will make it much easier to understand the truth later.

READ MORE HERE:

http://loose-science.diply.com/did-y...-looser/105592

[Redneck 1]

Anyone else see the news articles about the Justice Department report on Drug Enforcement Administration agents having "sex parties" with prostitutes paid by foreign drug cartels? The sex parties reportedly occurred for several years in Colombia.

"According to the Justice Department inspector general report, most of the parties were held in US government-leased quarters where agents' laptops, BlackBerry devices, and other government-issued equipment were present. One investigator noted this opened security risks, since agents at the parties could have been exposed to extortion, blackmail, or coercion". A congressional hearing on this scandal has been scheduled.

Perhaps those DEA agents weren't fully committed to the government's unwinnable and idiotic "War on Drugs," LOL.

[OMcCloud]

Nationally? Yeah, legalized prostitution is a longshot. I'd be surprised if it ever happened in my lifetime.

In Hawaii? Even more so. Hawaii's dirty secret is that despite its allegiance to the democratic party, it's a very socially conservative place. Look at all the religious nutjobs that came out of the woodwork when gay marriage came up. Most people seemed caught off guard that there were (and are) that many christian conservatives in Hawaii. People don't seem to mind to get taxed and regulated out every orifice, though, and have no real prospects for economic advancement. But that's a whole other rant.

I suspect a lot of people are willing to tolerate an underground industry in prostitution, but they aren't willing to embrace hooking that's out in the open. I suspect it's the same kind of thinking that's involved with gambling, where Hawaii's one of two states that doesn't have any gaming, including a lottery -- never mind that the only place on the mainland people from Hawaii don't complain about is Vegas.

(Shrug emoticon, but I can't seem to do it here.)

Don't even get me started about "sex trafficking". It's as big a lie as the anti-vaxxer movement.

While religious prudes form an army that sustain prohibition agenda against SSM, pot, gambling, and prostitution, they are not the leaders in the movement to shut down the hostess bars and AMPs. Those leaders, such as Xian and Coffield, are as leftist as they come, using anti-trafficking rhetoric and propaganda to to push a militant feminist agenda for prohibition. Bills are in the pipeline and the army of prudes are writing testimonials as well as donating money to the cause.

[Redneck 1]

Soldier's brain damage cited as factor in woman's stabbing.

Waikiki prostitute provoked the man by scratching him, the defense says.

A Schofield Barracks soldier standing trial for attempted murder was defending himself when he repeatedly stabbed a Waikiki prostitute in December 2012, the soldier's lawyer told a state jury Friday.

The lawyer said XXXXXXX XXXXXX has permanent brain damage and, as a result, was unable to control his response to being attacked.

XXXXXX, 25, has been in custody since his arrest on Dec. 23,2012. However, he remains in the Army as an enlisted soldier, his lawyer Myles Breiner said.

Breiner said the prostitute had agreed to have sex with XXXXXX and took him to a stairwell in the Waikiki Town Center on Kuhio Avenue. When the prostitute learned that XXXXXX had only $40, he said she became enraged and attacked XXXXXX.

He said XXXXXX suffered scratches on his face and neck from the attack.

"(His) reaction to that, he pulled the knife and repeatedly stuck her," Breiner said.

Deputy City Prosecutor Scott Bell told the jury Friday that XXXXXXX XXXXXX suffered stab wounds to her face, head, neck, shoulder, chest, abdomen, leg, buttocks and back.

XXXXXX recovered from her injuries, but has not agreed to participate in prosecuting XXXXXX.

Breiner said at the time of the stabbing, XXXXXX was suffering from an undiagnosed injury to the frontal lobe of his brain.

"Because of organic brain syndrome, he lacked the impulse control that ordinary people have," Breiner said.

Bell told the jury that XXXXXX was not suffering from any mental disease or defect at the time of the stabbing that would prevent him from distinguishing right from wrong and to follow the law.

A state judge deemed XXXXXX fit to stand trial in April 2013, based on the findings of three court-appointed mental health experts. The experts had examined XXXXXX on his ability to understand court proceedings and assist in his legal defense. They also examined XXXXXX to determine whether he should be held legally responsible for his actions.

Both sides are expected to present jurors with their own experts regarding XXXXXX's condition.

Breiner said XXXXXX's brain damage is the result of the beatings he suffered at the hands of his father from the time he was an infant until he was in elementary school when his parents divorced. As a result, he said, XXXXXX has been in and out of treatment facilities and on and off medications.

He said XXXXXX took and failed to achieve a minimum score on the military entrance examination multiple times. XXXXXX was able to enlist in the Army only after a recruiter apparently changed his score, Breiner said.

XXXXXX continued to have difficulty after entering the Army, having to take basic training twice and being denied deployment because of his inability to do his job as an infantryman and to follow orders, Breiner said. At the time of the stabbing, Breiner said, the Army was attempting to discharge XXXXXX.

Honolulu police said a witness saw XXXXXX follow XXXXXX to the Waikiki Town Center. Other witnesses said they heard screams from the stairwell and then saw XXXXXX run out. They found a bloodied XXXXXX on the landing at the top of the stairwell near the second-floor entrance to Mad Dog Saloon.

Police followed the trail of blood from the stairwell and eventually found XXXXXX in a women's restroom on the 11th floor of the nearby Miramar at Waikiki hotel. He was standing on the toilet of a locked handicap-accessible stall.

Bell said XXXXXX had XXXXXX's blood on his head, hands and clothing. Police found a bloody knife, wrapped in a Waikiki Gun Shop poster, in XXXXXX's pocket. It was XXXXXX's blood on the knife blade, Bell said.

[DangerBoy]

Nationally? Yeah, legalized prostitution is a longshot. I'd be surprised if it ever happened in my lifetime.

In Hawaii? Even more so. Hawaii's dirty secret is that despite its allegiance to the democratic party, it's a very socially conservative place. Look at all the religious nutjobs that came out of the woodwork when gay marriage came up. Most people seemed caught off guard that there were (and are) that many christian conservatives in Hawaii. People don't seem to mind to get taxed and regulated out every orifice, though, and have no real prospects for economic advancement. But that's a whole other rant.

I suspect a lot of people are willing to tolerate an underground industry in prostitution, but they aren't willing to embrace hooking that's out in the open. I suspect it's the same kind of thinking that's involved with gambling, where Hawaii's one of two states that doesn't have any gaming, including a lottery -- never mind that the only place on the mainland people from Hawaii don't complain about is Vegas.

(Shrug emoticon, but I can't seem to do it here.)

Don't even get me started about "sex trafficking". It's as big a lie as the anti-vaxxer movement.

Legalization will not happen. Even if decriminalization of sex work is conceded by both activists and some law enforcement, they are pushing for backdoor prohibition by going after customers. Elizabeth Nolan Brown has written a lot of good articles covering this area for Reason Magazine, the libertarian journal. Locally, both the religious right and militant feminist left have too much riding on sex trafficking hysteria, both in terms of ideological platforms and fund raising paradigms, to give an inch on legalization.

OColumbo.

[OMcCloud]

I'm all for legalization of prostitution as long as the law accepts that two consenting adults can pay for sex. Full stop, no conditions.

That being said, when legalization laws have been enacted, it usually means lots of government regulation. Ever been to a legal brothel in Nevada? There's no way you're going to get BB anything, and forget about kissing of any kind. You won't because that's the law. In addition, those laws kill independent providers, as they have to work in a licensed brothel. Don't know what the usual take is, but the Bunny Ranch takes half. And this is in Nevada, where there's a strong tradition of libertarian thinking.

But let's say this happens in Hawaii. Since the AMPs will probably be the equivalent of a licensed brothel, you'll see all those FOB / FOJ girls you guys love so much skip Hawaii and go to the mainland instead because, let's face it, most of them probably don't have the paperwork to work legally in the US. I'd bet the MSs are in the same boat too.

Also, keep in mind that there's a new movement to "legalize" prostitution but jack up the penalties for being a customer.

Be careful what you wish for. There's no way that Hawaii would enact a law that just accepts two people exchanging money for sex. It's going to be heavily taxed (the GET plus a sin tax, I'm sure) and heavily regulated, because the politicians in Hawaii love to tax and they love to regulate even more -- and no one seems to care.

Legalization will not happen. Even if decriminalization of sex work is conceded by both activists and some law enforcement, they are pushing for backdoor prohibition by going after customers. Elizabeth Nolan Brown has written a lot of good articles covering this area for Reason Magazine, the libertarian journal. Locally, both the religious right and militant feminist left have too much riding on sex trafficking hysteria, both in terms of ideological platforms and fund raising paradigms, to give an inch on legalization.

OColumbo.

[Redneck 1]

Anyone see the Star Advertiser article on couple from Hawaii charged with prostitution and tax fraud? She was allegedly a local provider sending money to NJ. Wondering who it is? Chances are some of us have been with her.

Although I think a forum rule prohibits posting her name, her first name seems to be Thai and she's 38 years old. The charged offenses reportedly are one count of "conspiring to use interstate commerce to distribute proceeds of prostitution," two counts of "using interstate commerce to distribute proceeds of prostitution," one count of "conspiracy to defraud the United States in the collection of income taxes," and two counts of "filing a false tax return".

[Max808]

Anyone see the Star Advertiser article on couple from Hawaii charged with prostitution and tax fraud? She was allegedly a local provider sending money to NJ. Wondering who it is? Chances are some of us have been with her.

[RuFeelingOK]

(Wonder how the doctors obtained the transplanted penis? Was it from a corpse?)

South African doctors perform world's first penis transplant.

CAPE TOWN, March 13 - South African doctors have successfully performed the world's first penis transplant on a 21-year-old man whose organ had been amputated three years ago after a botched circumcision.

The nine-hour operation, which took place in December, was part of a pilot study by Tygerberg Hospital in Cape Town and the University of Stellenbosch to help the 250 or so young South African men who lose their penises each year after coming-of-age rituals go wrong.

Doctors said the patient, who was not named, had already recovered full urinary and reproductive functions, and that the procedure could eventually be offered to men who have lost their penis to cancer or as a last resort for severe erectile dysfunction.

"Our goal was that he would be fully functional at two years and we are very surprised by his rapid recovery," Andre van der Merwe, the head of the university's urology unit who led the operation, said in a statement.

Another nine patients have now been lined up to have the operation.

Each year thousands of young South African men, mainly from the Xhosa tribe, mark their passage into manhood by shaving their heads and smearing themselves with white clay from head to toe, living in special huts away from the community for several weeks, and then undergoing ritual circumcision.

But in May 2013, more than 20 youths died after initiation rituals in the northerly Mpumalanga province, prompting calls for reform of a traditional practice.

A few months later, police made several arrests on suspicion of murder after 30 young men died in coming-of-age rituals in rural Eastern Cape. Unlawful circumcisions have been known to injure up to 300 young men across the province in the space of a week.

The South African government has promoted medical circumcisions over the less safe traditional practices. Last year, the Department of Health said it was studying a non-surgical, disposable circumcision device that it believed could also provide a safer alternative.

The Israeli device, PrePex, has been endorsed by the World Health Organization. It has been piloted at several non-profit sites across South Africa but has not yet been introduced in government hospitals.

Wonder if can swap for one biggah one! LOL.

[Redneck 1]

(Wonder how the doctors obtained the transplanted penis? Was it from a corpse?)

South African doctors perform world's first penis transplant.

CAPE TOWN, March 13 - South African doctors have successfully performed the world's first penis transplant on a 21-year-old man whose organ had been amputated three years ago after a botched circumcision.

The nine-hour operation, which took place in December, was part of a pilot study by Tygerberg Hospital in Cape Town and the University of Stellenbosch to help the 250 or so young South African men who lose their penises each year after coming-of-age rituals go wrong.

Doctors said the patient, who was not named, had already recovered full urinary and reproductive functions, and that the procedure could eventually be offered to men who have lost their penis to cancer or as a last resort for severe erectile dysfunction.

"Our goal was that he would be fully functional at two years and we are very surprised by his rapid recovery," Andre van der Merwe, the head of the university's urology unit who led the operation, said in a statement.

Another nine patients have now been lined up to have the operation.

Each year thousands of young South African men, mainly from the Xhosa tribe, mark their passage into manhood by shaving their heads and smearing themselves with white clay from head to toe, living in special huts away from the community for several weeks, and then undergoing ritual circumcision.

But in May 2013, more than 20 youths died after initiation rituals in the northerly Mpumalanga province, prompting calls for reform of a traditional practice.

A few months later, police made several arrests on suspicion of murder after 30 young men died in coming-of-age rituals in rural Eastern Cape. Unlawful circumcisions have been known to injure up to 300 young men across the province in the space of a week.

The South African government has promoted medical circumcisions over the less safe traditional practices. Last year, the Department of Health said it was studying a non-surgical, disposable circumcision device that it believed could also provide a safer alternative.

The Israeli device, PrePex, has been endorsed by the World Health Organization. It has been piloted at several non-profit sites across South Africa but has not yet been introduced in government hospitals.

[RdPuerco]

I don't know, they seem pretty close to me. Certainly I wouldn't proclaim one fine pair of premium tits the winner over the other if it was a contest. But damn, what a contest that'd be! To judge properly, I'd need to have the actual tits pressed against my head for reference purposes.

I rescind my earlier opinion; Julia Kyoka has marginally nicer tits. Just ever so slightly rounder and firmer, closer to the ideal embodied by Katerina Konec.

[RdPuerco]

Shion Utsunomiya has way better tits and is a better performer than Julia. Unfortunately, Shion retired from JAV recently.

I don't know, they seem pretty close to me. Certainly I wouldn't proclaim one fine pair of premium tits the winner over the other if it was a contest. But damn, what a contest that'd be! To judge properly, I'd need to have the actual tits pressed against my head for reference purposes.

[Hornysamowen]

Don't get it in your eye's.

If your getting it in your eye, I think your doing it wrong, LOL. Jk.

[Incogfilipino]

Sweet Jesus, those may be the nicest tits I've ever seen. Ever.

Shion Utsunomiya has way better tits and is a better performer than Julia. Unfortunately, Shion retired from JAV recently.

[Hard808]

Pay for the rail if you want to rail (at an AMP).

I'm all for legalization of prostitution as long as the law accepts that two consenting adults can pay for sex. Full stop, no conditions.

That being said, when legalization laws have been enacted, it usually means lots of government regulation. Ever been to a legal brothel in Nevada? There's no way you're going to get BB anything, and forget about kissing of any kind. You won't because that's the law. In addition, those laws kill independent providers, as they have to work in a licensed brothel. Don't know what the usual take is, but the Bunny Ranch takes half. And this is in Nevada, where there's a strong tradition of libertarian thinking.

But let's say this happens in Hawaii. Since the AMPs will probably be the equivalent of a licensed brothel, you'll see all those FOB / FOJ girls you guys love so much skip Hawaii and go to the mainland instead because, let's face it, most of them probably don't have the paperwork to work legally in the US. I'd bet the MSs are in the same boat too.

Also, keep in mind that there's a new movement to "legalize" prostitution but jack up the penalties for being a customer.

Be careful what you wish for. There's no way that Hawaii would enact a law that just accepts two people exchanging money for sex. It's going to be heavily taxed (the GET plus a sin tax, I'm sure) and heavily regulated, because the politicians in Hawaii love to tax and they love to regulate even more -- and no one seems to care.