Slice, not just a second-rate soft drink

[funkytuba]

Originally posted by zenbabe

But little boys get dirty. They love to get dirty. What happens when you go on those 5 day camping trips and the only shower is the river?

his penis will be just fine away from all that dirt because it will have a nice cover

I am a girl that grew up with all boys. Brothers, cousins...I am the only girl. When we were around 12 years old, my older brother decided that he hated to shower.

So, during that time you stopped giving him blowjobs? I don't see your point here

[zenbabe]

^^^ew gross!!

I thought it was kind of fvcked up that my cousin pierced their baby girls ears though....and I think that is done quite often...

[SpecialK]

I live here in the states, and while uncirc's are uncommon, I have dated a guy who is. It was more interesting than shocking to me, and we never had problems due to that. In fact, he's one of my better memories. . .

[malarkey]

hello everybody. i am circumsized and i remember it very well and it hurt ALOT and also as being gay i dont mind if there is foreskin but only cuz ze said he one in his blog ages ago.

Remember when Slice came out with the different flavors like grape, strawberry and a few others? Those were the days.

[priceyfatprude]

How did I miss this thread? Seriously, I read it & now I want to vomit.

Red, do what you want with your son. We will support you no matter what.

[red]

I asked for it and I got it. Thanks Peef.
and thanks everybody.

[priceyfatprude]

Originally posted by zero
but what if (just for the sake of argument) a boy of about 11 damaged his foreskin whilst climbing on some railings in order to get a better view of, say, some penguins at (for example) edinburgh zoo and things weren't quite right after that?

[trisherina]

Circumcision taken off Dutch health list

AP


AMSTERDAM, Netherlands -- The Dutch national health insurance will no longer pay for male circumcision, the Heath Ministry said yesterday. The ministry decided to halt compensation following reports that up to 90% of circumcisions are carried out for religious, rather than health reasons, as specified in Dutch law, ministry spokesman Bas Kuik said.

Muslims and Jews routinely circumcise boys at birth.

Around 8.5% of children born in the Netherlands are circumcised, about 17,000 a year.

The average cost at birth, when there are no complications, is around $650 Cdn.

Female circumcision - sometimes called genital mutilation - is outlawed in the Netherlands.

The government plans a law making it possible to prosecute parents who travel to foreign countries to have their daughters circumcised.

Justice Minister Piet Hein Donner said in October the government has no plans to outlaw male circumcision, which is classified as a cosmetic surgery if not medically necessary.