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Well, the condoms are made smaller, many 'ero ero' friends I've talked to who talk about such things :baka: have or believe the notion, stereotype or no...CC1 said:But doesn't that impose a stereotype?
ArmandV said:John Holmes was a big (pardon the pun) porn star in the 1970s and 1980s. He was rather, uh, well-endowed. He died of AIDS some years ago.
AngkorianKnight said:Like ipod nano. Why people pop $200 for something that cost them around $15 to make. The numbers may be exaggerated, but it is something like that.
AngkorianKnight said:Aw man, we talk'n about condom size here? Just use the withdrawl method, if you do it right, you won't get no baby. *knock on wood*QUOTE]
How out-dated! :nuts:
For more than 20 years most young people have understood that it is important to use condoms for casual sex. The problem is not merely to avoid a baby but also STD and AIDS. In Japan the condom use is very widespread and even if a forign guy is in favor of the ancient "withdrawl method" it is most likely that the Japanese sex partner will insist on using condom - actually this would also be your experience in Europe. It seem that it is only in the US (and a few African countries) where the Bush Government sponsors religious fundamentalists to make campaigns against sex outside marriage, where you can find young people wich seriously agues against against condom use.
Han Chan said:It seem that it is only in the US (and a few African countries) where the Bush Government sponsors religious fundamentalists to make campaigns against sex outside marriage, where you can find young people wich seriously agues against against condom use.
Han Chan said:In Japan the condom use is very widespread and even if a forign guy is in favor of the ancient "withdrawl method" it is most likely that the Japanese sex partner will insist on using condom - actually this would also be your experience in Europe. It seem that it is only in the US (and a few African countries) where the Bush Government sponsors religious fundamentalists to make campaigns against sex outside marriage, where you can find young people wich seriously agues against against condom use.
If you are right it seems that the US Government is violating the Constitution!ArmandV said:Where did you get this from? A comic book? .....The "Bush Government" cannot "sponsor" religious fundamentalists due to a little clause in the U.S. Constitution. They do it on their own.
VHallowedBeThyLiamV said:The UK has the best condoms.....
Han Chan said:If you are right it seems that the US Government is violating the Constitution!
If BBC News is a comic book then allright....
BBC News (Thursday, 22 January, 2004): "The Bush administration gave $120m to abstinence organisations last year."
For the whole article about "The Ring Thing":
BBC NEWS | Programmes | This World | The power of the ring thing
We are now talking about US politics rather than Japan. I know that I brought it up, but I suggest that we should try to relate this to the original topic. I did not intend to provoke US citizens who happen to like their present President. I do not think that it makes sense to tell a young horny guy from to Sweden to refrain from sexual activities! I was merely trying to advise people to wise and practice safe sex.....
CC1 said:I totally disagree with you about Japan and its use of condoms. I never once had a woman ask me or suggest that I use a condom. Hell, even when I attempted to use one, they usually told me it wasn't necessary. (of course I'm no dummy and used them anyway!)
Ewok85 said:You spend a couple million on research and development, tens of millions on tooling or making a factory to create your thing, advertise and create a support team to update and look after the product, then the raw materials may cost $15, but thats not the complete cost of the unit
AngkorianKnight said:I haven't hopped on anyone for like 8 months, despite what pyralis (new member that joined yesterday) will say if you ever talk to her. hee hee