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It's an interesting twist to the abortion debate that I had never considered:

http://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/dw29b/husband_confronts_abortion_protesters/?sort=top

WWJD?

I know condoms have a high success rate, but is that factoring in probability of it rupturing?

I guess I'm just curious what the realistic probability of failure (a few swimmers getting by) is if you pull out before you ejaculate and there appears to be no rupture/tear in the condom.

I don't have the artistic ability to make this happen, but I was hoping maybe someone else would be interested.

Here is the concept

In a nutshell... this poster would fill a niche, as all current pro-Prop 19 posters seem to revolve around trying to convince people to change their mind about marijuana, while this one would approach the situation by forcing people to acknowledge who shares their opinion.

The top of the poster should say:

JOIN US in voting NO on Prop 19!

And below the headline, it should be various mexican drug cartel people, thugs with piles of cash, maybe even throw in some of the rich pharmac

I saw this subreddit on the side links in the sex reddit and thought it wouldn't hurt to cross-post the issue here.

I'd appreciate advice. Here's the link to the other post.

I have always been very safe when it comes to sex (it was grilled into me from a young age not to get a girl knocked up, etc.). My "rule" has always been to have the girl on birth control + condom + pull-out.

The issue is that, for medical reasons, the girl I've been seeing has had to go off birth control, which makes me, admittedly, irrationally anxious about having sex.

I think part of the reason I am anxious is because for a while, condoms didn't fit me right (I'm an average-joe). I've since found better, snugger condoms, but in my head I worry that semen might get pushed down the shaft of the condom or something.

I know I'm being overboard, but its something I've dealt with (and wan

I saw something about 4 Canadian soldiers who died supposedly from friendly fire and Canada rejecting this and supporting the original report that said it was Taliban, but that was the only thing I've seen.

I keep seeing posts of people being pumped about its release, but nothing really shocking.

I've seen this type of comment art posted before, but I can never figure out where it comes from because I can't seem to figure out what its called.

ASCII art and Unicode art don't seem to bring back any results, and all I can find is that it is made up of unicode "block elements"... but still no definitive info.

So it seems like nearly everything that comes on my frontpage from this reddit is about how bad the market is, filled with comments about people regretting taking out such large loans for law school, etc. etc.

I know the market is bad right now, but is there any hope on the horizon? I won't be applying to law school for another couple years, so I hope that things clear up by the time I graduate.

Are there any flavors of law that are currently doing better than others? And which are the worse ones that are completely saturated? For example, I keep seeing good things about "patent law," though that isn't an option for me.

Specifically, I would like to get into law as it pertains to cyber cr

I'm pretty new to guitar, but I like experimenting with my chordbook and finding chords that sound good with one another. I'm curious if there is an online effort at all that I could check out.

For example, Am, C, and G sound really nice and I can hop between them and it seems to flow.

Curious what other "groups" there are that I can play with. And is there a technical term for chords that seem to fit nicely together?

Mainly, it comes to the governor race. The lead Democrat has a history of spending and is very pro-immigration/services. The lead Republican has a history of proving she can't run a company. Thoughts?

I'm not asking to be told who to vote for... rather, I'm just looking for some things to consider, as everything I've read thus far makes them both look like horrible, horrible choices.

I was thinking 11 x 17... is that good?

I believe that many of the current posters address many big issues ranging from hypocrisy to statistics and facts about how safe marijuana is... and that is great.

But I think the biggest opposition to marijuana are those that fall back on the belief that it is against their faith. With that in mind, I wanted to create a poster that had a bit of a religious slant to it in hopes of targeting that demographic.