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Friday May 2, 2003 |
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The Holocaust was an obscene period in our nation's history. I mean in this century's history. But we all lived in this century. I didn't live in this century. --Dan Quayle |
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Daily Blog As usual, it's way later than I wanted it to be when I was writing this, and since I've gotten about 13 hours of sleep the last 3 days combined, I'll just get right to this, and then crash. Up here we have news, and down below we have porn. I mean a follow up to the circumcision stuff from yesterday, with a counterpoint from a man who still has his, and a rebuttal from a female. It's pretty explicit, so bear that in mind if you're reading from work.
¤ This is a weird article. It's not so much the article, which is just about a famous French restaurant serving up their one-millionth roast Caneton. What's weird about the article is how slanted it is in tone, while not being an editorial, and mostly just presenting the information. Check out the first paragraph:
Yummy! I may never eat again! That part sounds like a PETA press release, but then the rest of the article is very matter of fact. Perhaps the horrified author thought the facts spoke clearly enough of the disgusting practice, and he/she didn't need to embellish? Here's the recipe. You may want to skip this if it's lunchtime and you're eating say, Ravoli.
Despite the gory and gruesome recipe, it's quite a celebrity favorite.
¤ Must read article about the Patriot Act in action. Two people in NYC going to an Indian restaurant near Times Square, and just as they get their food and sit down:
After securing the premises, the cops seated the customers, waiters, and kitchen staff and kept them under guard while a bunch of INS agents with lap tops ran everyone's ID.
They were eventually released, unharmed, though their evening was ruined and they missed the play they had tickets to. Feeling safer yet? You might want to stay out of ethnic restaurants for the immediate forever. As well as grow white skin and keep your hair short and face shaved, lest you look suspicious. The future looks even brighter.
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To start with, here's an email from a reader who probably wants to remain anonymous, describing his experiences with a foreskin.
It does seem that a penis would get desensitized without the foreskin over it, but according to that study I posted about yesterday, they do not. My thought was that the foreskin itself was super sensitive, so any cock with one was just automatically far more sensitive than a cock without one. Seems self-evident. However, the guy commenting says that his foreskin actually sort of lessens the sensitivity, which seems odd. I can't comment, since I'm in the 75% who were cut when a baby, so I have nothing to compare it to. Another guy who is not circumcised says that he loves his, for it's enormously sensitive and feels great to touch or have touched. It's probably a sign of denial over our loss that men who have been cut bother to make up excuses about why it doesn't really matter that they have been mutilated. For the rebuttal, here's what a female friend of mine said when I quoted here the above email:
And that's the other side of the issue, that most women don't like them, or at least they *think* that they don't like them. Once they got used to it would they mind? True, a penis is a lot less-attractive looking with a foreskin covering up the interesting looking part (assuming I can say that w/o sounding gay), but visual stimulation only goes so far, and maybe it's sexy when the head is peeking out from under the skin? I don't really want to think about it, honestly. I guess I'm glad I was circumcised, since I've never missed it and get plenty of sensation as it is, and I think I look a lot better without it. But maybe I'm just in denial, missing what I never had. Anyone else wants to comment, feel free. |
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