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AlenGanevic Hey, Dragsn? Are you bosnian?
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August 25, 2015 18:56:24
Gregory L. Carr It's a ghost. I've tried to access "way to go" by clicking on many things and to no effect. So I tried Sexplainations Youtube site and nothing about "way to go" appears. I am confused: what is "way to go"? How do I access it?
August 26, 2015 02:21:09 · Reply
Thomas Hackel Think it's just a thank you note. Just a heathen man, I do not really know ....
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Robert Bell Huffys; many fond memories.
August 14, 2015 14:47:46 · Reply
darkmage0707077 OMG, so cute!!
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Kathy Trithardt Freaking adorable.
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July 9, 2015 01:01:54
Bob Cunningham Decades ago I completed my initial certification for "First Responder" first aid, which involved all the CPR stuff along with treating various kinds of wounds, bone breaks, and other medical conditions. (Basically, it was a simplified EMT cert without the IVs, drugs or electronics.) One of the topics was in-field emergency child delivery, which involved learning not only how to manage a delivery, but also distinguishing various types of cramping and wounds from actual child delivery. Our instructor, an obstetrician and veteran ER physician, was very awkward/nervous, often retreating into technical jargon rather than explaining things based on what you see, hear, smell and touch. He focused on various details and what could go wrong, rather than on the process as a whole. I remember telling him I first needed to know what an undamaged vagina looked like on a pregnant woman before learning about all the damage, as I was male and completely clueless. He promised to remedy it in the next class. (It was a 100-hour course.) Turned out, the "additional information" he brought was in the form of a nurse from his office who was 8 months pregnant! The eight of us in the class gloved-up and got to go very "hands-on", something no other class got to do. Between the two of them, I learned an immense amount, way beyond the class requirements. Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on your perspective), I haven't yet handled an emergency delivery. But I have been able to help calm several nervous mothers-to-be! Part of my training affected my day-to-day life: Bottom line, it is important for partners to know the differences between healthy and unhealthy/damaged genitalia, both for themselves and each other. The male equipment is relatively simple to diagnose for abnormalities (externally visible lesions, palpable lumps, and color/consistency of fluid), but the female is a bit more complex (especially during pregnancy!). Self-checks are a vital first step, but being able to check your partner is just as important, mainly because you have the benefit of being able to get a much closer look from more angles! Knowledge is power (and safety!). Curiosity also helps. PS: <rant> While I haven't assisted with a delivery, I have been the first medically-trained person on the scene for several car accidents, heart attacks and other injuries. I'm always amazed how often folks will just stand around and watch, not even thinking to call 911, or to check if anyone involved is unconscious or bleeding, or grabbing a fire extinguisher (just in case). I believe that a Basic First Aid + CPR certification should be a universal requirement for getting a driver's license (and/or for getting insurance). It would save literally thousands of lives every year. At the very least, it should be required for the very first driver's license. Are YOU certified? </rant>
July 9, 2015 04:47:22 · Reply
Twisted Haywire you'll be happy to know that some degree of Basic First Aid/CPR training is now part of getting a Danish driver's license. Now this is a relatively new thing that have only been part of getting a driver's license for maybe 5 years
July 9, 2015 07:33:09 · Reply
Bob Cunningham Great! There's the notion of "The Golden Hour" in emergency treatment, where doing even minimally useful treatment within one hour of a traumatic injury can vastly reduce fatalities. In remote areas (such as many parks, empty stretches of highway, or anywhere else that is "in the middle of nowhere"), this is literally the difference between life and death. Even mediocre treatment during this hour is far, far better than no treatment at all.
July 9, 2015 08:36:12 · Reply
Sexplanations I just read your message. Before you asked if I was certified I thought to myself "ooo I'm going to get recertified."
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Ira Abramov Digital downloads are not a big issue anymore. Be Retro! How about analog downloads?
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Sally Haylock safe Travels,and Blessed Journeys
April 27, 2015 14:22:36 · Reply
Fox Sawyer i ride my biiiiicycle
April 27, 2015 15:56:46 · Reply
Charles Bradshaw I found one of these bikes in a theme park in New Zealand ...I found bang-bang control worked well(2/3 meters after a day's practice), but if i went too long without a switch my brain flipped to my regular bike linear controller. Results were ... humerous. Thanks for sharing !!!
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April 23, 2015 18:06:02
David MacDonell I read philosophy and was momentarily excited. informmm... zzzZZzzz... copyrightzzzzzzzzZZz ;)
April 23, 2015 22:43:46 · Reply
DENIS BERTHOLDI AND WARWICK ESTEVAM KERR GOOD IDEA!!
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April 20, 2015 05:17:58
Randi Harper Carlton, as in Hindsight. ;) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindsight_%28comics%29
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