Members Riobard Posted Tuesday at 11:13 PM Members Posted Tuesday at 11:13 PM 22 minutes ago, floridarob said: I saw you over on Company of Men. Nice of them to let a lady of a certain age like you participate 😆 The constant editing suggests the squirrels upstairs are on double shifts For someone who “doesn’t give a shit,” you reply a lot, edit obsessively, insult freely, and whine loudly. It’s a strange way to show indifference, and not very ladylike of you Madame 👩🚀 First rule of thumb with desperate sociopaths activate! Refuse bait. Straitjacket on standby. Be the management. Quote
floridarob Posted Tuesday at 11:15 PM Posted Tuesday at 11:15 PM 1 minute ago, Riobard said: Straitjacket on standby. Please put it on and go back to the asylum.... Quote
Members Riobard Posted Tuesday at 11:19 PM Members Posted Tuesday at 11:19 PM 15 minutes ago, floridarob said: Please put it on and go back to the asylum.... Did you wiggle out of it? I must be out of practice. Yes, I’ll accompany you personally. We know you depend on Keethquiff but it’s a cunttrolled product … all we can offer is sedation. Oh wait, boredom progressing to narcolepsy is one of the indications. You’re golden if you can tell Siri to reach your dealer. Maybe it’s coded, you know, a number within your ranting, what with your AI deficits and all. While at it ask for basically understood colloquial meanings … do or don’t … I don’t give a shit. PeterRS, floridarob and jimmie50 3 Quote
Members Riobard Posted Tuesday at 11:42 PM Members Posted Tuesday at 11:42 PM 28 minutes ago, Riobard said: Did you wiggle out of it? I must be out of practice. Yes, I’ll accompany you personally. We know you depend on Keethquiff but it’s a cunttrolled product … all we can offer is sedation. Oh wait, boredom progressing to narcolepsy is one of the indications. You’re golden if you can tell Siri to reach your dealer. Maybe it’s coded, you know, a number within your ranting, what with your AI deficits and all. While at it ask for basically understood colloquial meanings … do or don’t … I don’t give a shit. No, you may not go down on me. Stop persisting. Sorry nobody clued you in to advanced interpretation of lazy emoticons. Your vote does not count, you lack suffrage rights, accommodating you well it’s unprofessional and I have standards apart from interest conflicts on top of that. I cannot recall all images and try to redact many for personal wellbeing but my reliable spidey sense says resoundingly no.🤮 jimmie50 and PeterRS 2 Quote
Members Riobard Posted Tuesday at 11:48 PM Members Posted Tuesday at 11:48 PM Lights out for the inmate. Gone fishing. PeterRS 1 Quote
PeterRS Posted yesterday at 02:05 AM Author Posted yesterday at 02:05 AM At least @unicorn has ceased - no doubt temporarily - spouting a universal truth that is far from universal. Only in America! jimmie50 1 Quote
Members unicorn Posted yesterday at 02:52 AM Members Posted yesterday at 02:52 AM On 1/12/2026 at 12:23 PM, Riobard said: But surely you realize you are lecturing to a substantial proportion of contributors to the thread who lack reading comprehension and whine about how put upon they are when content mismatches their level of intelligence. You can say that again. Quote
Members unicorn Posted 21 hours ago Members Posted 21 hours ago 13 hours ago, PeterRS said: Yet again you suggest that in America and with minimal numbers in other countries, the benefits far outweigh the risks. How anyone can expect that ridiculous suggestion to be fact when the vast majority of the non-religious non-cultural uncircumcisied world has decided for its own reasons that such comments are not invalid and circumcision does not factor into their thinking totally beats me and any and reasonable reader! ... I get it that most parents will simply follow the lead of the baby's father when making the decision to circumcise or not, rather than following the facts of what's safer for the baby. No one is saying parents shouldn't have that right. After all, the risk of death due to lack of circumcision is less than 1 in 10,000, the risk of serious kidney infection less than 1 in 400. Like a bunch of old-timers will say, they never had seatbelts, infant car seats, or airbags in my day, and I came out fine. Of course, infant circumcision is mainly done to protect the baby's own life, and doesn't have the same public health consequences as immunization. Actually, there is some public health benefit which will come later in that infant's life, mainly in the form of STD's, but that's not the main reason for infant circumcision. Of note, there are some routine interventions given to infants, such as an injection of vitamin K at birth to prevent bleeding in the brain, which doesn't have public health consequences, but is done solely for the baby's benefit. Vitamin K injections are part of routine orders which are rarely even discussed with the parents. What I don't appreciate are BS statements such as circumcisions being too risky or causing sexual problems, both of which are false statements (and the ones usually given by the anti-circumcision crowd). The worst is when elected government officials spout such BS in order to try to pass laws removing parental decisions on what's best for their baby boys. So you didn't have a circumcision and don't want your baby boy to have one either. That's fine (as long as it's an informed choice, having been given truthful information). Riobard 1 Quote
Members Riobard Posted 14 hours ago Members Posted 14 hours ago SubSaharan Africa-based clinical research colleagues and patients regionally as well as SubSaharan diaspora poz patients call the 10,000 estimate an extreme distortion and resoundingly agree with my take that it constitutes ‘denominator neglect’. The substantial transmission prevention conferred by male circumcision and the still alarming mortality:infection ratio, applied to the poz constituency and the complexity (albeit measurable) of cascade effect reduces the mortality rate denominator, all sexes collectively, extremely substantially for noncircumcision status relative to circumcision where numerator 1 is held constant. The contextual burden of disease makes .01% an unfunny joke to some because noncircumcision particularly in LMIC settings vastly eclipses it. Maybe some of the more contrarian members here would care to do some of the heavy lifting around these metrics in order to shift up F seminar grades a bit. unicorn, floridarob, PeterRS and 2 others 1 4 Quote
PeterRS Posted 2 hours ago Author Posted 2 hours ago I'm not going to do any heavy lifting for anyone, particularly @Riobard whose posts seem to require some sort of parallel understanding of English to understand what they mean. It's all very well posting what seems like a form of gibberish when in fact, once you dig down - do many posters have that available time? - there is more than a modicum of sense. Africa can do what it wants when it comes to circumcision. The USA can do what it wants. It tried circumcision colonialism with South Korea and that is now dying on the vine. A very considerable majority of the world remains uncircumcised and for @unicorn even to suggest that those countries where it is not practiced and whose health authorities have made concious decisions after their own research not to promote it as indulging in BS is - well, quite frankly - BS of a pretty high order. Is any of these countries complaining? Only @unicorn complains. jimmie50 and Ruthrieston 2 Quote