HappyScrappy
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I was in the gym today changing after my shower and I was watching the tv in the locker room.
They had on the morning show that has Katie Couric on it.
They were saying that there is a new permanent birth control (for women of course - that is certainly never a man's responsibility - we aren't the ones that get preggers).
The process involved sticking a metal spring in the fallopian tubes and then scar tissue would build up in there and prevent the eggs from making their way down to the uterine lining, therefore permantently preventing the woman from having kids, with no side effects... aside from not having kids.
That got me to thinking - I really hate making poo poo. So I figure, I just need to get me a big metal spring and shove it up my ass, and then the scar tissue will work its magic and I'm good to go - permanent dump stoppage.
At the very least it will take 5 years of clinical trials and patent workings to get this to the doctors and then perhaps even another 5 before everyone is properly trained - but once it is out there, I'm going to be raking in the cash.
1 in 2.3 men don't want to poop ever again. that is a valid statistic. I know this because I just made it up. and I'm never wrong.
They had on the morning show that has Katie Couric on it.
They were saying that there is a new permanent birth control (for women of course - that is certainly never a man's responsibility - we aren't the ones that get preggers).
The process involved sticking a metal spring in the fallopian tubes and then scar tissue would build up in there and prevent the eggs from making their way down to the uterine lining, therefore permantently preventing the woman from having kids, with no side effects... aside from not having kids.
That got me to thinking - I really hate making poo poo. So I figure, I just need to get me a big metal spring and shove it up my ass, and then the scar tissue will work its magic and I'm good to go - permanent dump stoppage.
At the very least it will take 5 years of clinical trials and patent workings to get this to the doctors and then perhaps even another 5 before everyone is properly trained - but once it is out there, I'm going to be raking in the cash.
1 in 2.3 men don't want to poop ever again. that is a valid statistic. I know this because I just made it up. and I'm never wrong.

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