The Most Difficult Question Title Ever On Ab

[sp1814]

Errr...not sure how to phrase this, but here goes...

Do you think this bill should be tossed out?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/jessica-farrar-mans-right-to-know-masturbation-fine-texas-abortion-law-emission-a7626441.html

[Mamyalynne]

Men in Texas have paws.......?

[Arksided]

Is she desperate for a shag or something.

[ToraToraTora]

completely radio!

[nailit]

Last time I went to see the practice nurse at my doctors, she told me that ive got to stop masturbating. I asked why? She said 'Because I'm trying to examine you'

[Arksided]

indeed!

[sp1814]

Sorry emir...taking about your 'Best Answer' and giving it to nailit.

[sp1814]

Ahem emmie

(Damn autocorrect).

[emmie]

that's shame, i'd hit the nail on the head...

[nailit]

should have give it time sp, I'm sure there will be plenty more 'knockin one off the wrist' jokes before long :-)

[Togo]

Ahh Nails unless you come from Stoke that joke is a bit limp. The gag being an older bloke would ask a lad if he had a girl friend. If said lad said yes, older bloke riposted "what one off the Rist"? Who employed hundreds of women and teenage girls, in I must say very well paid jobs.

http://www.gracesguide.co.uk/Rists_Wires_and_Cables

[Smowball]

Nailit that did make me laugh!

[emmie]

feel a bit left out now, sigh..........

[mikey4444]

Nailit...good joke !

[nailit]

Togo, ah yes, I remember rists vaguely (I gather that ur a bit older than me....) But the 'knockin one of the wrist' was taken from a song which I doubt Ill be able to post on here without getting meself thrown in the sin bin!

[jno]

looks like jackthehat's the only one who actually read the story...

From 2011, women were made to undergo an invasive ultrasound scan at least 24 hours before they had an abortion, requiring at least two trips to a clinic. This is one of the measures Ms Farrar's bill parodies.

She told the site: "When a woman has to have a trans-vaginal ultrasound, it has nothing to do with her healthcare. One of the state's objectives is to guilt her into changing her mind."

Quite.

[nailit]

//feel a bit left out now, sigh.......... //
Awww emmie, don't be left out. Just post a few more bashing the bishop gags, that'll liven thing up....

[nailit]

//looks like jackthehat's the only one who actually read the story... //
Err, no jno. I actually read the entire link including most of the comments following.

[Old_Geezer]

It's fair enough as long as there is also a law to fine women $100 for menstruating as 'act against an unborn child'. They should ensure that they make themselves available each month.

[nailit]

The jackin off threads gone quiet?
Was quiet enjoying it.......

[cassa333]

Actually it is an important issue. Usually men making laws and enacting restrictions on medical care.

Although I imagin this woman's debate about it is to show the inequity and inequalities of medical care it will inevitably garner snickers.

My opinion is such that any unborn is not a person until one or both of the following are recognised. 1. It is wanted and 2. is born.

Until either of the above, it is up to the woman to decide.