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• Internet slowly dying? 3/13/2004 11:14 AM
  
  I have noticed a slight drop in overall "speed" over the last couple years. I agree with Hardware, that part of this is the increasing size of files on the web pages themselves. Cobalt60, I hear you loud and clear. Before I convinced my employer to purchase an enterprise AV solution for our mail server I had a secretary call one of my desktop support guys because she was upset over not being able to install a screensaver. When he got there she was repeatedly clicking on "wicked screensaver.pif". I had the same issue with users refusing to run windows update. I ended up setting up a SUS server and using group policy to enforce updates. Every little bit helps.

• BlowJobs and Cum 3/6/2004 7:13 PM
  
  My wife blows me about twice a year and does not like cum in her mouth. I go down on her at least a few times a month. She always cums when we have sex, but I sometimes don't because I get bored with the routine and her lack of willingness to try new things.. Still, I would never force her to do something she didn't like. I do concentrate (probably too much) on her pleasure. So, don't expect that by focusing on her pleasure you'll get what you want. Sometimes you're just SOL.

• Wo/men's health: a letter 3/2/2004 8:35 PM
  
  Hi Kimi, I wasnt thinking in terms of looking so far back in human history. I think we need only look at the past 50 years to see a tremendous difference in our tolerance for minor inconvenience. Yes, our pills certainly do work better now. However I feel that we are encouraged to become more and more dependent upon them rather than taking personal responsibility and just dealing with it. Commercials bombard us with the notion that any discomfort is abnormal and can be cured pharmaceutically or via the assistance of the friendly neighborhood M.D. Certainly, we need doctors and medicine, and I would never discourage anyone from seeking treatment for any reason if they feel they need it. But, people continue to get fatter and fatter and a...

• Wo/men's health: a letter 3/1/2004 8:52 AM
  
  Now, before I am savaged, let me say that I understand that these pills and medical services are necessaryfor some and at times. Unfortunately, this country is moving more toward quick fixes, easy answers, and avoidance of discomfort however slight. Edited by - grendel on 3/1/2004 8:52:44 AM

• Wo/men's health: a letter 3/1/2004 8:12 AM
  
  I see. But, if women weren't so inclined to seek treatment, even in the UK, there would be a scarcity of treatment delivered. That is, unless you men in the UK go to the doc as often as the ladies. Here in the States it isn't even close. Again, the medical folk are catering to their target audience. What pisses you off SNP? I hope not the fact that I do have two arms (I'd rather prefer to keep them, too). Or is it the fact that I, like most fellows, am either too cheap, too foolish, or presume myself too tough to require a doctor's attention. Or maybe just the fact that I'm trying not to sound like an old curmudgeon. Well, her comes the old curmudgeon... In my opinion, we as a society are becoming rather soft. I cringe at the notion th...

• Wo/men's health: a letter 2/29/2004 2:40 PM
  
  Perhaps the real reason there are separate women's health facilities and specialists has to do with simple economics (i.e. women keep hospitals and clinics in business). The majority of women dutifully go to the doctor to get probed on a routine basis whereas most men will only go to the doctor if death is imminent (e.g. arm torn off whilst operating heavy machinery). The medical community knows where their bread is buttered.