Decisions, Decisions.

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scooterscot replied

9 January 2015, 10:14
Weekly ejaculations will reduce your chances of developing the disease by a third. So get the Mrs (or Mr) to lend you a hand.

Are you 50 or over? Get tested now. Only takes minutes to perform the test. No better treatment than prevention.
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FatLazyContractor replied

9 January 2015, 10:11
Originally posted by original PM View Post

wash it ffs you lazy tw@

That's a lot of real estate to wash.
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original PM replied

9 January 2015, 10:07
Originally posted by FatLazyContractor View Post

Yes, let's ask the ladies:

- Cheesy Willies? or
- Visible Bellends?

HTH

wash it ffs you lazy tw@
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FatLazyContractor replied

9 January 2015, 09:40
Yes, let's ask the ladies:

- Cheesy Willies? or
- Visible Bellends?

HTH
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EternalOptimist replied

9 January 2015, 09:38
There is a risk associated with piling money into research and academia and sending half the population to uni. The quality goes down
we end up getting hosed down with crap like this produced by third raters who go out on data mining expeditions in a desperate attempt to keep the grants flowing
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GlenW replied

9 January 2015, 09:24
Male genital mutilation? No thanks.
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eek replied

9 January 2015, 09:13
Originally posted by zeitghost View Post

Compare & contrast:

New Research Shows That Circumcision Reduces the Risk of Prostate Cancer | Birmingham Circumcision Blog

Circumcision 'doubles autism risk' - BT

Isn't autism genetic and circumcision usually a religious decision? As religious decisions for babies are made for them by their parents doesn't that imply there is a genetic bias within the test data..
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zeitghost started a topic Decisions, Decisions.

9 January 2015, 09:08
Decisions, Decisions.

Compare & contrast:

New Research Shows That Circumcision Reduces the Risk of Prostate Cancer | Birmingham Circumcision Blog

Circumcision 'doubles autism risk' - BT
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