Printable View
It doesn't make sense in the original post, that's why I said it was incongruous and asked you to explain it.Quote:
Originally Posted by vidcc
Your "explanation" didn't make any sense either.
In any case, the sentence does not require a context. It merely asks the difference between menstruation and egg donation. which like I said is self evident, so why ask it.
Get some common fucking sense, vid.Quote:
Originally Posted by vidcc
I can shed hair but I can't donate it OMG!!WTF!111!11!STFU!1!GTHO!!11.
If you don't know difference between shedding and donation then you need some common sense. It goes no further than that...shedding and...hair donation.
:stars:
Agreed, the difference between menstruation and the donation of viable human eggs is pretty obvious.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
Like you I am at a loss to see the point in asking what the difference is.
:stars:
Can someone PM or otherwise notify me when someone loses their temper in this thread so I can make my "Oh, it must be your time of the month" joke. TIA.
Fuck you, tax dodging bastard.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cheese
Shut it before I throw this cup of once viable sperm at you instead of selling it or flushing down the loo.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cheese
What are you talking about?Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
The post was about stump comparing eggs to body parts.Quote:
Stump also said it is no more moral to sell human eggs than to sell body parts
btw. you can donate hair
I'm talking about get some fucking sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by vidcc
The eggs are viable thus protected under God indivisible with liberty.
Abortion may not be banned but we will ban indiscriminate and wanton egg displacement.
At last, some sense in this thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by Busyman
You lot are arguing semantics. If I could donate my wasted menstruated eggs I would, and so would most women. The argument is why there has been a ban on women donating their eggs, and no such restriction on men, when both contain half the genetic matirial to make a person. It's bollocks about the risky operation. We go through worse when we have a smear test once a year, or give blood or bone-marrow.