posted December 10, 2011 09:56 PM            

2. Discovered out how to bypass nature to live longer.

3. More DNA can survive.

posted December 12, 2011 06:21 PM            

Wow, just wow.

posted December 16, 2011 04:17 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
That morning after pill has some heinous side-effects.

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posted December 18, 2011 10:51 AM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
Just about every drug has potential side-effects, up to and including death. I just recall this one due to a Knowflake trying it. She posted a bunch of ones she experienced, but I don't recall the details.

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True. Anytime we ingest a substance, it provides an opening to side effects.

So we simply must make a personal decision on "is the benefit worth the potential cost".

I don`t recall that particular Knowflake but am aware it can be risky.

posted December 18, 2011 06:04 PM            

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CVS Refused to Sell Man Plan B Morning-After Pill
By Mikaela Conley | ABC News Blogs – Fri, Dec 16, 2011 12:04 PM EST.. .

CVS Pharmacy offered a mea culpa Thursday after a pharmacist denied the sale of the morning-after pill to Isaac Kurtz of Houston. The pharmacist told Kurtz she was acting on "personal belief" and not store policy.

"She tells me she needs to speak with the woman," Kurtz told the Houston Press. "I'm taken aback by this and ask her what she needs to talk to her about. I bought them here before without issue. She then tells me she won't sell it to me."

CVS store policy does not prohibit men from buy the morning-after pill, and under federal law, anyone over the age of 17 can buy Plan B without a prescription.

"We apologize for the isolated incident in our Houston pharmacy in which a male customer was unable to purchase this item," CVS spokesman Michael DeAngelis said in a statement. "We are following up on the pharmacy staff to ensure that our policies are properly followed to prevent a recurrence of this incident."

Last week, the Food and Drug Administration deemed Plan B One-Step a safe and effective nonprescription medication for all women of childbearing years. The decision would have allowed the product to be available over-the-counter to people of all ages, but, in an unprecedented move, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius blocked the pill from hitting drug store shelves.

"Last week's decision added confusion to Plan B," said Susan Wood, director of the Jacobs Institute of Women's Health in Washington D.C. "It made people think there was a safety issue or it somehow affected younger teens' desire to participate in risky sexual behavior. Of course, neither of those are true, and those who don't know all the information now have misinformation."

Because Plan B is not sold on store shelves, Woods said pharmacists end up acting as gatekeepers for the product.

http://gma.yahoo.com/blogs/abc-blogs/cvs-refused-sell-man-plan-b-morning-pill-170403574.html

posted December 22, 2011 09:37 PM            

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Originally posted by PixieJane:
I don't understand why people take jobs and then refused to do them. It's like if someone who hates alcohol because of all the abuse, accidents, violence, and health problems it caused and yet took a job at a store that sold alcohol but then refused to actually sell it. It's just stupid to me. I can understand being morally against a product, but if it's so strong that you can't sell it then take the job in the first place! (Or at least tell the one who hires you in advance as fair warning.)

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That reminds me of someone I met. She was nice and pretty. Her beliefs where different than mine...but she never pushed them on me. She just told me what she beleived in, but didn't tell me what to do.

Any who she told me she worked at a drug store for a while but then quit cause they started to sell something that's against her morals.
I wonder what it was (didn't ask her)
At first I was thinking porn. lol but then I'm like oh maybe birth control. Who knows.

posted January 25, 2012 12:33 PM            

for future reading

posted January 30, 2012 04:58 AM            

A dose of ultrasound to the testicles can stop the production of sperm, according to researchers investigating a new form of contraception.