did either article discuss pseduopenises? im not getting involved unless hyena psedopenises are discussed

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ah, I didn't realize that was him. Possibly a shared sense of humor or innocent mistake but I prefer to assume the worst of people.

I don't generally condone violence, but I think you need to kill Jay on Gawker for copying it.

Regardless, I giggled gleefully when I read it. To be honest, it's not that important a distinction because in both scenarios the dude legitimately thinks that's something medicine is actively working towards.

CONSPIRACY ALERT. WHO SHOULD WE EMAIL SUCH AN IMPORTANT TIP TO?

HOLY SHIT.

Discrimination against pinnipeds. Otter favoritism. Shameful.

They should be reassessed at the age of 18. Even considering sentencing mentally ill 12 year olds to a lifetime behind bars as adults is absurd

no one — I closing their own defense — is suggesting that they hold have a personality disorder. Regardless, children who have such blatant mental health problems should in psychiatric care, not prison, and certainly not for life.

So wouldn't it be pronounced klo-ay? No one says that though! I call party foul on all of this.

I'm not sure how I missed until now that Khloe has an accent over her name, but as judge of things that irritate me personally, I rule that whoever named her loses at everything forever.

Seriously considering flying to LA for The Hebrew Hillbilly: Fifty Shades of Oy Vey!

I mean, I'm agreeing with you. It's not a scientifically proven idea and may never be so I think it's completely off base to suggest a causative effect of genetics (I'd actually excpect that the reasons were more sociological/psychological than biologic).

It's hard for me to have faith in a system when I've worked with adolescents who got completely screwed by it.

I think the mandatory sentences is the key word in that majority opinion. It can't be compulsory but it's not forbidden.

Anecdata etc etc. Doesn't mean it's won't be proven, just that people shouldn't be stating it as fact just yet.

Not to my knowledge — do you have a source?

It's horrifying. A 10 year old sentenced to life in prison could spend 70+ years behind bars. Starting before they're even allowed to see PG-13 movies on their own.

Kestra covered it but I'll also add that they passed a bill to ratify it in 2013. I think they've just been...distracted.