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Tan____Kinky
Over 90 days ago
Bi-curious Female, 43
Straight Male, 67
0 miles · Hartlepool

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Quote by Whipsnspurs
I'm sorry, but again you are losing sight of the fact that these example are those of people doing things voluntarily that puts them at higher risk than normal. What they get is unimportant in reference to this discussion, it's how they get it that counts.
I know all about these maladies and don't need them explaining. Ten years as a paramedic saw to that.
Once again, it's HOW they are contracted that's relevant not what is contracted.

you know what peanut? it seems to me that however we try to explain it you are trying your hardest to ignore that fact that there is a huge difference in contracting something you could have definately provented by taking one action. and getting something that you could not have prevented no matter what you did/didn't do. as far as i know there is nothing you can be given to prevent cancer. smoking may put you at a higher risk but there are plenty of smokers out there who live to a ripe old age who never suffer anything.
whips
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The point of how they are contracted is what ive been trying to get at all along not everything is so cut and dry!
Quote by Peanut
Nope no mistake made kiss

Rightio, in that case I have no idea why the non-smoker with lung cancer appeared in this sub-debate.
My bad.
Because someone who has never smoked etc can still have smoking related illnesses should they pay to?? and what will stop everyone just saying they dont smoke or gave up years ago to get free treatment. However only those who have not had a vaccination will get the vaccination related illnesses
Hope that sorta makes sense
Ah I see where you're going now, but alas it wasn't the disease that was the point it was what one had done to contract the disease. Lung cancer isn't a smoking related disease if the person who contracts it isn't a smoker. It's just plain ol' cancer then.
Another pertinent example would be a bareback swinger contracting an STD. Should they be refused treatment?
Again with STD's it doesnt have to be bareback to contract them. Condoms are only 99.9 % safe and then there is all them that a condom does not not come close to protecting against, herpes and warts for instance. So its not just a case of those who chose to do it bareback who are at risk!
Take a smoking related illness like emphysema it isnt just smokers who get these illnesses so IMO it isnt always voluntary
Quote by Peanut
Nope no mistake made kiss

Rightio, in that case I have no idea why the non-smoker with lung cancer appeared in this sub-debate.
My bad.
Because someone who has never smoked etc can still have smoking related illnesses should they pay to?? and what will stop everyone just saying they dont smoke or gave up years ago to get free treatment. However only those who have not had a vaccination will get the vaccination related illnesses
Hope that sorta makes sense
Quote by Peanut

Having said that I am still of the opinion that that first fart shared is always difficult :twisted:

Depends if your sat on their face at the time :giggle: bolt
Oh God been there redface
And the other one is going for gold on the vinegar strokes and you can feel one building up... then orgasm hits and along with it the loss of ability to keep the fart in. Add to that the desperate attempt to squeeze the sphincter to keep it in just results in a more resonant release.
rolleyes
rotflmao rotflmao rotflmao rotflmao rotflmao rotflmao rotflmao rotflmao so very true :giggle:
Quote by Peanut
Because the smoker may not be a smoker at all and can still contract lung cancer therefore making it unvoluntary, Think you may have to agree to differ on this one

That's a different non-argument entirely. It was the fact that smokers were brought into the discussion that makes your statement moot.
The point being made is that Whips was alluding to one voluntary action resulting in no treatment, whereas another voluntary action should result in receiving treatment.
Hey wasnt a dig, i can see both sides, the first bit was just my twopennorth worth
That's okay I didn't take it as a dig. I just thought that you'd made a mistake and wanted to clear it up.
Apologies if I got that wrong.
Nope no mistake made kiss
None IMO there isnt one lol , but i like a really wide mix of music which would never be on one album all at the same time unless it was one i had made myself biggrin sad lol
Quote by Misskitty_2008
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Good one Tankinky!!! Will have to remember that one...
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Just gotta make sure, its something you are actually interested in, redface
Quote by Peanut
Having said that I am still of the opinion that that first fart shared is always difficult :twisted:

Depends if your sat on their face at the time :giggle: bolt
Quote by bbw_wboro
In fact I take great delight in turning over the football when he comes over to see me cos I'm an evil cow !!!
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Ooh i do that to, or when i know there will be a match on i scour the tv quide looking for a "one off" that il never see again and argue that ive been wanting to see this "one off" for months/years :giggle:
Quote by Peanut
Because the smoker may not be a smoker at all and can still contract lung cancer therefore making it unvoluntary, Think you may have to agree to differ on this one

That's a different non-argument entirely. It was the fact that smokers were brought into the discussion that makes your statement moot.
The point being made is that Whips was alluding to one voluntary action resulting in no treatment, whereas another voluntary action should result in receiving treatment.
Hey wasnt a dig, i can see both sides, the first bit was just my twopennorth worth
Because the smoker may not be a smoker at all and can still contract lung cancer therefore making it unvoluntary, Think you may have to agree to differ on this one
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Quote by redpantherman
:welcome: to the forums Mise_eire
The last swinging spot I know off was rather wet
So I shifted her over & I slept on the dry bit! biggrin

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Quote by redpantherman
:welcome: to the forums Mise_eire
The last swinging spot I know off was rather wet
So I shifted her over & I slept on the dry bit! biggrin

:shock: :shock:
Try clicking "join" as soon as this happens if your quick you usually get back into the same room straight away
Quote by gary-danne
Hi all smile.....
I have windows live mail installed on my laptop but I know most folks don't like downloading their emails to their pc's....so alternatively just make a shortcut to msn in firefox....Glad you all like Firefox....
Cheers Gary xxx

Thanks i will just remember to shut down ie and open firefox to do the rest of my interwebby stuff
Thicko question coming up redface
Just downloaded firefox and have started using that but the first thing i do when i switch the pc on is check my emails through msn this still opens in windows ie, will it always open in ie? going through msn or is it just something that needs changing in settings?
Quite happy with it so far though :thumbup:
Quote by jaymar
Jaymar wrote:
Is it just me or is there something in the air tonight??

Possibly dunno

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kiss luv ya too! I just love that advert! haha
ooh i love that to, just spent a good half hour looking through the related videos class :thumbup: and still cant decide which of the adverts i prefer the gorilla or