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Does male circumcision affect sexual function, sensitivity, or satisfaction?--a systematic review. It's official: Circumcision DOESN'T affect sexual pleasure, according to biggest ever study of the issue | Mail Online Also, I've never used lube. Ever. Not with a partner and not alone. No...

I dunno, maybe I'm a bit biased, but speaking as someone who was circumcised (as a baby, and I'm not Jewish) and has also heard a of of nasty stuff about circumcision, I don't really have much to complain about. I have never had to had to deal with smegma ("cock-cheese" for the layman) or any of...

Galgor is the only person here with any taste at all. Honorable mention to Sultanoslack. This has been your daily voice of reason.

I think he quit Rerolled to focus on getting in shape.

A not-so-private moment: Guests at Berlin hotel can be seen on the toilet due to design fail

Can anybody settle something? Which is the better definition for the dynamite power up in Pang/Buster Bros? a) It breaks big bubbles into little bubbles b) It breaks bubbles into the smallest bubbles

Great theme song, but the show contained only a fraction of the entertainment value of the outstanding NES game.

That's fair, and I can see why you would have interpreted it that way. I would say that my impression was based more on the post than the lack of response to the post, and it's a bit... iffy... to blame me for interpreting referring to something you've read as interesting as meaning you had an...

I'm not calling gender issues your weakness because you disagree with me. There's lots of stuff you disagree with me about. I'm calling it your weakness because it's the only topic I've seen that causes you to jump the gun (you've done it at least twice in this thread) and get emotionally...

Insufferable cunt? After I gave you props and everything? Dude, that's cold... You can threaten someone with something and have zero intention of carrying out that threat. If I call you and say "Stop posting stupid shit or I'll kill you, numbnuts" I will not be charged with attempted murder...

In my post I acknowledged that gender bias does exist in the legal system. I also said I didn't doubt the statistics Lithose linked to. My criticism was with his knee-jerk reaction of "This has to be gender bias because she wasn't even found guilty of assault!" So in my response, which was in no...

Holy shit. Here I thought we had finally established some kind of truce. She clearly, and I mean clearly, had no intention of killing the cop. She was stupid enough to think she could hold a knife to a cop's throat and break her husband out, but she wasn't there to kill the guy. If she wanted to...

Those are both reasonable suggestions, but as long as people are involved there will be human error. I think it's the responsibility of the judge and the lawyers to ensure the jury knows what standard must be met before a "guilty" verdict can be reached, but they fuck up too. Luckily (while it's...

Because it's not enforced by the book.

So, no change in law or evidence standard needed, we simply need to enforce the standard by the book (in that "beyond a reasonable doubt" can not be established by one person's testimony). We're on the same page now. Memory itelf is incredibly unreliable and extremely subject to outside...

Agreed. Although as we've seen, judges fuck up plenty too. OK, then raise the standard of evidence to what? Rape that doesn't fall into the "too drunk to consent" category is generally far easier to prove or disprove since it is more likely there will be physical evidence. The two false rape...

Right. So the problem is with the jury system as a whole, not with rape law. Raising the burden of proof in "too drunk to consent" rape cases, which you advocated yesterday, would do nothing to fix the problem of people being found guilty with no evidence at all. I'm sorry to hear about your...

Agreed. Now, I would still argue that cases like this are not indicative of any need for changes in rape law. All we need is to actually enforce the law the way it's written. Absent any other evidence, somebody's word is not enough to prove something "beyond a reasonable doubt". I don't know if...

You know what? That's actually damn near exactly what I was asking for. You found a rape case where the accused was convicted solely on the word of the victims. On top of that, the victims' mental health was not brought up at trial, even though it may have affected their reliability (making a...