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• Oral sex (Score:3, Funny)

  by TorgoX (1933) <{sburke} {at} {cpan.org}> on 2003.02.21 14:36 (#17381) Homepage Journal

  I file "ORAL SEX HOW-TO" under the Life Skills component of the curriculum. Hell, they might as well, learn something in school.

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• Headlines (Score:2)

  by vek (2312)

  I actually had to read the article twice. I thought it was a joke the first time I read it but then to my amusement I realized that they were serious :-)
• Returning to the Hellmouth... (Score:2, Funny)

  by jjohn (22)

  Goddammit, I'm going back to High School to be just like Jerry Blank [comedycentral.com].

  How many of you want to wake up in a public bathroom lying in a pool of, what you hope is, your own filth?
• The Times sinks ever lower (Score:2, Insightful)

  by blech (1597)

  The Times, of course, had its own rather bad spin on the story, and it's got picked up on by blogdom. However, if you read the BBC News coverage [bbc.co.uk] a somewhat different picture emerges.
  
  It only mentions oral sex once: "Examples included when a 14-year-old girl asks: 'What does semen taste like?' Or a 15-year-old boy: 'How do gay men have sex, and is it possible for a man and woman to do it the same way?'" Both of these seem like reasonable questions for curious, sexually mature, teenagers to ask, and should we
  • Re:The Times sinks ever lower (Score:2)

    by pudge (1)

    It only mentions oral sex once: "Examples included when a 14-year-old girl asks: 'What does semen taste like?' Or a 15-year-old boy: 'How do gay men have sex, and is it possible for a man and woman to do it the same way?'" Both of these seem like reasonable questions for curious, sexually mature, teenagers to ask, and should we not answer them?
    
    I cannot answer for other parents or children, but for my child, yes, you should not answer them. I don't see why you would or should. My child has responsible pa