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CastratedTomcat (imported) wrote: Sun Nov 12, 2017 9:05 pm It's absolute senseless but in the US anybody still mutilate his childs without thinkover the sense and what they are doing.

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If that child is a boy. Somehow needlessly cutting the nether regions of a girl is considered barbaric at best. HER body, HER choice I guess.

I would suspect your boss only knew that you crossed the border (not your dress) and was "yanking your chain" with the other detail as a subtle warning to be mindful of your use of company property (as you suggested).

You should always be careful of where you go with another's vehicle - even you ...

I know this is an old post but does anyone know some of the movies in Bobbitquest's Bobbitmania 5 - particularly the one with the girls using a blow torch on a poor guy's nads while he's strung up by the wrists?

the rules ARE the rules

That's it exactly. It's unfortunate that she fits between the rules. Hopefully this can open the door to modify the rules to allow for this kind of circumstance, for her, and others in the future.

Perhaps she may be closer to being a male as far as her testosterone levels ...

There are etiquette protocols for all aspects in life; dining in public, going to the theatre, sharing the road, etc.

I find that posting also requires certain etiquette. There have been countless posts which painfully lack etiquette or common courtesy.

For example:

Quotes

When quoting a post ...

Well, from the article I read about the kafuffle, it sounded as though all Perez did was to twitter a couple times about it with remarks like "OMG I'm bleeding and need help, someone cal police" and so on.

Who can take him seriously? I mean, who twitters or posts on Face book or what ever that they ...

I understand your point of view and agree in part with what you say. I do have a slight difference of opinion on the following:


As for regret, anyone that goes to a doctor to be castrated and still has doubts gets what they deserve. I know it sounds harsh, but I believe in personal responsibility ...

Stefan (imported) wrote: Wed Oct 01, 2008 1:31 am I don't seee shaving as a step in that direction.

Perhaps he shaves with a straight razor - if one's not too careful with one of those he could quite posibly remove more than just hair...

I like the idea also - but when the victim is unaware. There was a story (I forget the title - something along the line of you'd better bahave) . It was about the not too distant future where castration drugs are so easily obtainable through the internet that women could go around injecting men at ...