Use A Condom -- Go To Hell

poindexter · Oct 18, 2007

What birth control were you on before your mom got you the pill, sportschick?

Armchair_QB · Oct 18, 2007

jgmacg said:

Today's contribution from the NYT OpEd page:

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/18/opinion/18robb.html

To entice Republicans to support the bill, the House of Representatives agreed to increase money for abstinence-only sex education by $28 million, to a total of about $200 million a year. Abstinence-only courses, the only form of federally financed sex ed, teach that sexual activity outside of marriage is likely to cause psychological and physical harm.

If that were true, our health care system would be not only broken, but besieged. A 2002 survey found that 93 percent of American adults had had premarital sex by the age of 30.

In addition to provoking shame about a nearly universal activity, abstinence-only sex education is ineffective and dangerous. Last April, a 10-year study found that students who took abstinence-only courses were no more likely to abstain from sex than other students. Previous studies revealed that abstinence-only students avoid using contraception.
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Ok, so who's in the seven percent of the population who are still virgins at 30?

andyouare? · Oct 18, 2007

Armchair_QB said:

jgmacg said:

Today's contribution from the NYT OpEd page: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/18/opinion/18robb.html To entice Republicans to support the bill, the House of Representatives agreed to increase money for abstinence-only sex education by $28 million, to a total of about $200 million a year. Abstinence-only courses, the only form of federally financed sex ed, teach that sexual activity outside of marriage is likely to cause psychological and physical harm. If that were true, our health care system would be not only broken, but besieged. A 2002 survey found that 93 percent of American adults had had premarital sex by the age of 30. In addition to provoking shame about a nearly universal activity, abstinence-only sex education is ineffective and dangerous. Last April, a 10-year study found that students who took abstinence-only courses were no more likely to abstain from sex than other students. Previous studies revealed that abstinence-only students avoid using contraception.
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Ok, so who's in the seven percent of the population who are still virgins at 30?
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sportsjournalists.com

zeke12 · Oct 18, 2007

The other seven percent get married before 30 so they can have sex.

Fenian_Bastard · Oct 18, 2007

andyouare? said:

Armchair_QB said:

jgmacg said:

Today's contribution from the NYT OpEd page: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/18/opinion/18robb.html To entice Republicans to support the bill, the House of Representatives agreed to increase money for abstinence-only sex education by $28 million, to a total of about $200 million a year. Abstinence-only courses, the only form of federally financed sex ed, teach that sexual activity outside of marriage is likely to cause psychological and physical harm. If that were true, our health care system would be not only broken, but besieged. A 2002 survey found that 93 percent of American adults had had premarital sex by the age of 30. In addition to provoking shame about a nearly universal activity, abstinence-only sex education is ineffective and dangerous. Last April, a 10-year study found that students who took abstinence-only courses were no more likely to abstain from sex than other students. Previous studies revealed that abstinence-only students avoid using contraception.
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Ok, so who's in the seven percent of the population who are still virgins at 30?
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sportsjournalists.com
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Damn, AQB left a little too much of that fastball over the plate. I don't think this one's landed yet.

Big Buckin' agate_monkey · Oct 18, 2007

andyouare? said:

Armchair_QB said:

jgmacg said:

Today's contribution from the NYT OpEd page: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/18/opinion/18robb.html To entice Republicans to support the bill, the House of Representatives agreed to increase money for abstinence-only sex education by $28 million, to a total of about $200 million a year. Abstinence-only courses, the only form of federally financed sex ed, teach that sexual activity outside of marriage is likely to cause psychological and physical harm. If that were true, our health care system would be not only broken, but besieged. A 2002 survey found that 93 percent of American adults had had premarital sex by the age of 30. In addition to provoking shame about a nearly universal activity, abstinence-only sex education is ineffective and dangerous. Last April, a 10-year study found that students who took abstinence-only courses were no more likely to abstain from sex than other students. Previous studies revealed that abstinence-only students avoid using contraception.
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Ok, so who's in the seven percent of the population who are still virgins at 30?
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sportsjournalists.com
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Tomlinson might need a visa to catch that one.

Armchair_QB · Oct 18, 2007

Glad I could help.

The Last Boy Scout · Oct 18, 2007

Armchair_QB said:

jgmacg said:

Today's contribution from the NYT OpEd page:

http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/18/opinion/18robb.html

To entice Republicans to support the bill, the House of Representatives agreed to increase money for abstinence-only sex education by $28 million, to a total of about $200 million a year. Abstinence-only courses, the only form of federally financed sex ed, teach that sexual activity outside of marriage is likely to cause psychological and physical harm.

If that were true, our health care system would be not only broken, but besieged. A 2002 survey found that 93 percent of American adults had had premarital sex by the age of 30.

In addition to provoking shame about a nearly universal activity, abstinence-only sex education is ineffective and dangerous. Last April, a 10-year study found that students who took abstinence-only courses were no more likely to abstain from sex than other students. Previous studies revealed that abstinence-only students avoid using contraception.
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Ok, so who's in the seven percent of the population who are still virgins at 30?
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The Mormons?

wickedwritah · Oct 18, 2007

The Last Boy Scout said:

Armchair_QB said:

Ok, so who's in the seven percent of the population who are still virgins at 30?
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The Mormons?
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No, they're all married by 18.

Idaho · Oct 18, 2007

Armchair_QB said:

Ok, so who's in the seven percent of the population who are still virgins at 30?
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http://www.sportsjournalists.com/forum/members/3211/

sportschick · Oct 18, 2007

Idaho said:

Armchair_QB said:

Ok, so who's in the seven percent of the population who are still virgins at 30?
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http://www.sportsjournalists.com/forum/members/3211/
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That is hilarious. That is all.

wickedwritah · Oct 18, 2007

If we could be guaranteed never to be graced by an idiot of that stature ever again, I'd renounce my opposition to government-funded contraception in a millisecond.

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