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  1. Sny said:
    Quoted message said:

    BTW, I am not sure that kissing a girl trumps playing a full 60 minutes
    of full contact basketball.

    Well, in my days we didn't have things as easy as that. I had to
    remove all four my wisdom teeth myself with a round rock (used for my sling)
    while I was watching the sheep. If one of them buggers strayed, I'd
    have had worse problems than 4 wisdom teeth.


    Ohhh, a real tough guy. Did you do it while riding a bike?
    Bill Baka

  2. I got one 14 years ago, and I did something foolish and rode home from the
    procedure. No harm done, and I was able to ride with in 10 days, it was
    healed up, and the stitches were out by then. So fear not, you should be
    alright in about that same time frame, or if you feel up too, then do what
    you are comfortable. The idiot about the castration bit, is screwed up and
    has no idea what the differences are in being a eunuch and a simple
    vasectomy.

    "GG" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:Hui7e.32849$7Q4.9495@clgrps13...

    Quoted message said:

    Hey guys, I'll be going for the snip soon, unfortunately right at the
    start
    of prime riding season around here.
    If any of you had a vasectomy, how long did it keep you off your bike, and
    was there any noticeable change in riding comfort later on? Or is this
    pretty much a non-issue?

    TIA
    GG
    --
    Hey, what's this button for...vv55&C
    x66h&52&
    rccc898==6
    NO CARRIER

  3. firewolf65 said:

    I got one 14 years ago, and I did something foolish and rode home from the
    procedure. No harm done, and I was able to ride with in 10 days, it was
    healed up, and the stitches were out by then. So fear not, you should be
    alright in about that same time frame, or if you feel up too, then do what
    you are comfortable. The idiot about the castration bit, is screwed up and
    has no idea what the differences are in being a eunuch and a simple
    vasectomy.

    I think that qualifies you as an honest to God "Tough guy", ouch.
    Bill Baka

    Quoted message said:


    "GG" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:Hui7e.32849$7Q4.9495@clgrps13...

    Quoted message said:

    Hey guys, I'll be going for the snip soon, unfortunately right at the
    start
    of prime riding season around here.
    If any of you had a vasectomy, how long did it keep you off your bike, and
    was there any noticeable change in riding comfort later on? Or is this
    pretty much a non-issue?

    TIA
    GG
    --
    Hey, what's this button for...vv55&C
    x66h&52&
    rccc898==6
    NO CARRIER

  4. You're still a eunuch. Getting nutted is not a manly thing to do.

  5. Quoted message said:

    You're still a eunuch. Getting nutted is not a manly thing to do.

    Um, I repeat: go enjoy your "backpacking" (wink-wink).

  6. Quoted message said:

    You're still a eunuch. Getting nutted is not a manly thing to do.

    Lets make a list of manly things to do. What IS the measure of a man?
    I would love to know what you consider manly. I'll start.

    A real man:
    Changes diapers.
    Plays jump rope with his daughter to see her smile.
    Tells his mother he loves her.
    Never runs out of hugs.
    Knows his child's favorite bedtime story.
    Not to proud to admit he is lost.
    Not afraid to show emotion.
    Will have a vasectomy without thinking he lost his manhood, because he
    knows manhood is not connected to his sperm count.

    YOUR TURN......
    Maggie

    It is not enough to be good. You must be good for something. You must
    contribute good to the world. The world must be a better place for your
    presence. And the good that is in you must be spread to others. You
    must become involved and speak with a strong voice for that which is
    right. This is a measure of your humanity.

  7. Maggie said:
    Quoted message said:

    You're still a eunuch. Getting nutted is not a manly thing to do.

    Lets make a list of manly things to do. What IS the measure of a man?
    I would love to know what you consider manly. I'll start.

    A real man:
    Changes diapers.


    I will do it when I hve too, but yuck.

    Quoted message said:

    Plays jump rope with his daughter to see her smile.


    She never liked that.

    Quoted message said:

    Tells his mother he loves her.


    Dead and gone.

    Quoted message said:

    Never runs out of hugs.


    Granddaughter never runs out either.

    Quoted message said:

    Knows his child's favorite bedtime story.


    Lights out and near instant snoring, but I didn't say that.

    Quoted message said:

    Not to proud to admit he is lost.


    Lots of times.

    Quoted message said:

    Not afraid to show emotion.


    Waah, Grrrr.

    Quoted message said:

    Will have a vasectomy without thinking he lost his manhood, because he
    knows manhood is not connected to his sperm count.


    No way in Hell.

    Quoted message said:


    YOUR TURN......
    Maggie

    It is not enough to be good. You must be good for something. You must
    contribute good to the world. The world must be a better place for your
    presence. And the good that is in you must be spread to others. You
    must become involved and speak with a strong voice for that which is
    right. This is a measure of your humanity.


    Bill Baka

  8. bbaka said:
    Quoted message said:

    I had my top wisdom teeth removed during finals week; took a final the
    next morning then played a basketball game. They used a local
    anesthetic due to the need for me to be lucid the next day for the
    finals, but it was an emergency as they were impacted and I could not
    open my mouth to eat, drink, etc.

    The bottom one's were taken out the next week, under general
    anesthetic, and I went skiing the day after.

    But, everyone is different. YMMV.

    I may have a repair of a double inguinal hernia - the one's all guys
    are born with; surgeon says the main reason to repair is I am too
    active and they need to protect me from injuring myself. He says that
    I should be able to compete in the Olympics one week afterward; funny,
    I am not fast enough for the Olympics now, wonder how that operation
    will qualify me? ;-)

    - rick


    Heh,
    I have you beat on the teeth. I had all 4 wisdom teeth pulled at 16 and
    kissed my girlfriend that night after she was out of school. We wound up
    having a bloody kiss and she almost fainted because I totally forgot
    about the teeth when she showed up.

    Women love that.

    As for wisdom teeth, I still have all mine. It just depends on how
    impacted they are. ALl the people I know of who had it done, had kind
    of large teeth that crowded their jaw. I have pretty small teeth,
    probably why I never had impaction.

    Hoever, my sister had 'fangs' when she was a kid- you know the
    incisors that grow in before the baby teeth fall out. SO they pulled
    her baby teeth.Aside from that she had perfect, straight teeth.

  9. On 15 Apr 2005 06:25:54 -0700, "Maggie" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:


    GG wrote:
    Heck, if the uninformed read most

    Quoted message said:

    posts in this thread he'd think a vasectomy is something that happens


    to

    Quoted message said:

    your teeth. 🙂

    GG

    Yea go figure, You start a thread about a vesectomy and it ends up in
    the mouth. ;-)
    Maggie

    heehee... .>snok<

    ]

  10. Quoted message said:

    On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 10:48:08 -0700, bbaka <[email hidden]> wrote:

    This is all [censored]. A real man will DO HIS VASECTOMY ON HIMSELF! With
    no anesthesia- and using PINKING SHEARS!

    Can you e-mail the video? Or send pics? A video would be better, I
    want to hear the manly crying and screaming. ;-)

    Maggie.

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