Any media where they discuss castration

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I agree with Lizz completely! As a virile castrated
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dandelion wrote: Wed May 20, 2026 12:06 pm My coworker likes to play heavy metal (on low) at work, while I like to play Baroque. Over the years I have very slowly and minutely begun to attempt to learn to appreciate heavy metal.
You mean Baroque the band or the music of XVI-XVII? In case of the latest, Baroque era is also my biggest interest in classical music. When I was in the conservatory, I gave more attention to it.
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Friotler7 wrote: Tue May 26, 2026 12:11 pm
You mean Baroque the band or the music of XVI-XVII? In case of the latest, Baroque era is also my biggest interest in classical music. When I was in the conservatory, I gave more attention to it.
Baroque as in the era of classical music. Like JS Bach. Actually I just played his Goldberg Variations this morning at work.
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dandelion wrote: Tue May 26, 2026 1:39 pm
Friotler7 wrote: Tue May 26, 2026 12:11 pm
You mean Baroque the band or the music of XVI-XVII? In case of the latest, Baroque era is also my biggest interest in classical music. When I was in the conservatory, I gave more attention to it.
Baroque as in the era of classical music. Like JS Bach. Actually I just played his Goldberg Variations this morning at work.
That's nice, most people I met who were into classical music did not appreciate Baroque very much.
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Here, Natalia Dyer of Stranger Things threatens to shot two men in the "potatoes sacks", supposedly their testicles.

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I actually learned it from my professor from my college days.. When I'm at work or doing something like building FA and want to listen to some background music, Baroque is the kind to go. Any other periods can get so distracting that it pulls my attention away. I suppose Sadie's Gymnopedie would be ok also but it just doesn't have the depth of JS Bach's works.
Friotler7 wrote: Thu Jun 04, 2026 3:53 am
dandelion wrote: Tue May 26, 2026 1:39 pm
Friotler7 wrote: Tue May 26, 2026 12:11 pm
You mean Baroque the band or the music of XVI-XVII? In case of the latest, Baroque era is also my biggest interest in classical music. When I was in the conservatory, I gave more attention to it.
Baroque as in the era of classical music. Like JS Bach. Actually I just played his Goldberg Variations this morning at work.
That's nice, most people I met who were into classical music did not appreciate Baroque very much.
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Thanks for that collection of links, there are a lot of good short 'normal people' level discussions of different surgery options and the general anatomy in that area. Well done and informative, though mostly "talking head" style, minimal graphics (No problem with that if wanting education, but not a great choice for those wanting kinkier material...)

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WheelyFixed wrote: Fri Jun 26, 2026 2:31 pm Thanks for that collection of links, there are a lot of good short 'normal people' level discussions of different surgery options and the general anatomy in that area. Well done and informative, though mostly "talking head" style, minimal graphics (No problem with that if wanting education, but not a great choice for those wanting kinkier material...)

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