[Unsaved and Loving It]

Re: Tallywhacker Slicing Down

No, you're under investigation. You may eventually become a member of this community if you accept Christ, but it doesn't happen automatically.

Ironically, several proclaimed "heathens" are already members. I don't mind being on the "Under Investigation" status. I'm usually a staff member, or high-ranking member of some kind on most forums and communities I'm a member of, so now being the one who gets to sit back and watch others do the work... It's quite blissful, actually.

[Shallow-izer (On Moderation)]

Re: Tallywhacker Slicing Down

Well that IS good news. The next step would be for you to stop spewing hatred in this forum, and also to Tithe 30% of your net worth. Click on that shiny Paypal button at the bottom of this page and we'll get you all set up.

Only a troo chris-chin could be stupid enough not to read a whole post and jump to conclusions.

I ALSO said, " I accept that he's a fairy tale held onto by you delusional troo chris-chins."



Little hint, read ALL of the post before you make a stupid post and make you're self look more retarded.


Also, why on Earth would "god's favorite church" need to beg for money? Doesn't the lord provide for you?

No?

Awww, too bad.

I have better things to be spending my money on.

^_____^

Like that Yamaha RGX320FZ I've had my hands on.

[Nobar King]

Re: Tallywhacker Slicing Down

Now people are being persecuted for wanting their children to be circumcised:

Man Arrested for Circumcising Children

DALLAS, N.C. -- Investigators say a man has been charged with child abuse in Caldwell County for circumcising his two infant sons with a utility knife.

Authorities said 32-year-old Johnny Eric Marlowe, a self-admitted polygamist, fathered children with his legal wife and another woman who lives in their home.

One gave birth to a boy at their home in the rural Kings Creek community in November

2005, and the other gave birth to a boy there four months later.

“We've picked up some more info, which will help us lead further into our investigation, (information) that we didn't know before,” said Caldwell County Sheriff Alan Jones.

Detective Shelly Hartley said Marlowe doesn't like hospitals and denied the women prenatal care in both cases, then circumcised the boys when they were 8 days old.

Marlowe later moved to Gaston County and is serving a 150-day jail sentence there on charges of resisting a public officer, assault on a female and multiple counts of child neglect. Marlowe had a total of 11 children with the two women.

"Sick, he's got a sick mind,” a former neighbor said. “Anybody that would do that to their children -- there's something really wrong with them.”

[Nobar King]

Re: Tallywhacker Slicing Down

And here's a woman who was unsatisfyed with the aesthetic aspect of her son's pecker. I don't think she should have been spending so much time looking at her son's tallywhacker:

Court: Mom can't sue over circumcision

Wed Feb 6, 9:23 PM ET

ST. PAUL - The Minnesota Court of Appeals has ruled that a mother who didn't like the way her baby's circumcision looked cannot sue a Fridley hospital for medical malpractice.

Dawn Nelson sued Unity Hospital and Dr. Steven Berestka, claiming the doctor removed "the most erogenous tissue" after the boy was born on Jan. 21, 2000 — without consulting either parent. Nelson and the boy's father, David Nelson, were unhappy with the result.

But the Appeals Court noted in its Tuesday decision that the mother indicated on a prenatal form that the baby should be circumcised.

Attorney Zenas Baer, who is representing the mother and son, said he was disappointed with the court ruling.

He said federal regulations say there has to be a signed informed consent form before any surgery — and he argued that a checked-off box on a form regarding circumcision is beside the point, saying "isn't the mom allowed to change her mind?"

Baer said his client plans to appeal.

Dawn Nelson initially sued the doctor, alleging assault and battery and negligence. That claim was settled separately. The claims against Unity Hospital and its parent company, Allina Health System, went forward.

Nelson claimed the hospital had a duty to verify that the doctor obtained informed consent and she claimed the hospital had been deceptive or misleading in its informed consent policy.

A Hennepin County judge disagreed and dismissed the case. The appellate court affirmed the lower court decision.

As for the child, another surgeon "performed a revision for cosmetic purposes" shortly after the initial circumcision, the ruling said.

Mark Whitmore, an Allina attorney, said the company was pleased with the ruling.

According to Baer's Web site, he "contributes substantial amounts of time to ending the barbaric practice of routine infant male circumcision worldwide, insuring genital integrity for all citizens of the world."