The Snip
29 November 2014, 01:06 PM
#63
I,ve lost some of my hair, 59 years old. Both my Mums brothers had very very thick hair. I had the snip more than 20 years ago. The worse thing I remember is the embarassment of the nurses staring at my privates, and some swelling that lasted for a few weeks which was quite painful.
Steve.
Steve.
Not sure exactly how it works as I'm no geneticist but it comes from some female genes for sure.No need to be embarrassed about your **** swelling in the presence of a female nurse unless it was a male one
I'd be more worried that the boner lasted a few weeks.
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29 November 2014, 04:43 PM
#64
Wife used to bang on about me having the snip, I was happy to just pull out and decorate her baps to be honest . . . Or the headboard if it had a bit of psi behind it 
Thankfully, she is on the pill now, prescribed to stop her having migraines (apparently, must remember to slip the doctor that fiver)
On a serious note, my old man was diagnosed with a serious case of prostate cancer, that will probably mean I am prone to get it. Upon researching it, I read that having the snip can increase the risk of prostate cancer, so that is a good enough reason for me to stay away from the knife.
Thankfully, she is on the pill now, prescribed to stop her having migraines (apparently, must remember to slip the doctor that fiver)
On a serious note, my old man was diagnosed with a serious case of prostate cancer, that will probably mean I am prone to get it. Upon researching it, I read that having the snip can increase the risk of prostate cancer, so that is a good enough reason for me to stay away from the knife.
29 November 2014, 07:10 PM
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I had wondered about this (two kids are plenty) but this has out me right off.
Fingers crossed that the IUD keeps working.
Another kid would mean selling the van and BM; sod that.
Fingers crossed that the IUD keeps working.
Another kid would mean selling the van and BM; sod that.
I hope you gave her a pearl necklace as well
01 December 2014, 12:36 PM
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This thread is hillarious!
Had it done 7 years ago. Local, drove the 140 miles home about an hour after the procedure. Extremely unpleasant when getting it done, but I was competely fine afterwards.
You lot need to man up a bit
PS - For those who haven't had it done, there is no difference in sensation whatsoever. And as for premature ageing? I've never heard of that one. Personally, I'm told I look significantly younger than I am.
Not to mention the benefits of not having to worry about mistakes, contraception generally and specifically not having your wife/girlfriend taking hormones that can, in some cases, not be at all benficial to her frame of mind/general wellbeing.
Had it done 7 years ago. Local, drove the 140 miles home about an hour after the procedure. Extremely unpleasant when getting it done, but I was competely fine afterwards.
You lot need to man up a bit
PS - For those who haven't had it done, there is no difference in sensation whatsoever. And as for premature ageing? I've never heard of that one. Personally, I'm told I look significantly younger than I am.
Not to mention the benefits of not having to worry about mistakes, contraception generally and specifically not having your wife/girlfriend taking hormones that can, in some cases, not be at all benficial to her frame of mind/general wellbeing.
01 December 2014, 12:39 PM
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