I don’t usually post things as this but Holy Crap…. it made me want to puke after looking at it for 5 seconds. Everyone knows I hate MySpace in the first place and this is just one prime example why. *bleh*
Women in Northern California are driving from miles away to have human collagen injected into their vaginas for improved orgasms.
Bay Area women now have a new option when it comes to their love lives, NBC Marianne Favro reported.
Women are driving miles to Dr. Justin Salerno’s office in Vacaville to receive a shot of collagen that patients say helps them reach climax faster.
“It’s a form of human collagen we inject into the vaginal tissues where the G-spot is,” Salerno said.
Salerno is one of the only doctors in the nation offering the procedure, known as the G-Shot.
According to thegshot.com, the G-SHOT is a simple, nonsurgical, physician-administered treatment that can temporarily augment the Grafenburg spot in sexually active women with normal sexual function.
Melissa Sherrill said she decided to get the G-Shot to increase her sexual pleasure.
It’s about damn time celebrities are held to the same standard as us “normal” people. I get sick and tired of hearing so and so got off on a technicality, a mis-trial, or some other lame excuse just so it doesn’t turn into a media feeding ground.
PARIS Hilton wailed after a judge sentenced her to 45 days in jail for driving with a suspended license, and claimed it had all been a misunderstanding.
A misunderstanding? You’ve got to be kidding me.
Hilton showed up 20 minutes late for the 1.30pm hearing, powdering her nose on the way in. On the way out, she donned dark sunglasses to hide her tear-streaked eyes and runny makeup.
She held a 1:30 hearing up for 20 minutes probably because she wanted to sleep in an extra 2 hours. Would a judge normally have held a hearing up for “driving with a suspended license” for me? Probably not.
Her publicist, Elliot Mintz, tried to take the fall, testifying he told Hilton it was OK to drive after 30 days for “work-related” purposes. He claimed he was misinformed.
That’s the other thing that got me. Why would any judge have suspended a driving license for a celebrity and let them still drive for “work-related” purposes? She has how many body guards and limo drivers at her disposal?
And here’s the line that almost brought tears to my eyes:
Assistant City Attorney Dan Jeffries argued: “We are asking that she be held to the same standard as everyone else who goes through this system.”
Last month, two Belgian publications reported that the Brussels police have begun an investigation into a citizen’s allegations of rape — in Second Life.
I am half convinced that the tantalizingly brief story, printed in De Morgen and Het Laatste Nieuws, is a hoax or an April Fool’s joke.
Yet it has prompted several threads of discussion, from a legal analysis to four pages of commentary at the Second Citizen forums.
Unfortunately, rape in virtual spaces is not unheard of. And I’m not talking about the “consensual” rape built into some games (although if you’re interested in that debate, GameGrene has a good conversation about it).
While Regina is sure it’s an April Fool’s joke, I’m sure it’ll eventually have to have intervention from some country’s government as Second Life starts to engulf more people into its virtual world. Think about it… Why are people even talking about it? It seems to be an issue already. Just browse through the comments on the story’s comment thread. People really have a problem with this. Now don’t get me wrong. I despise rapists, but online rape? Give me a break! ALT+F4 people! Even then, if you’re a member of a community where “rape” is a “feature” of the game programing then you’re asking for it. I know, I know. What we’re really talking about is rape by text and verbal sexual manipulation than visual confrontation. Traumatic? heh. Maybe to a 5 year old.
In the online world rape is impossible. Sexual harassment is a better word for it but there’s a better god in an online world. One that will talk back to you using email and ban the violator with a swift of the wrist. He normally goes by the name of Admin.
I don’t usually take sides in politics because I usually disagree with both lefties and righties but John Edwards is on the right track. Watch your back though John…. the oil companies won’t stand for it.
Democratic presidential contender John Edwards said Sunday he would consider raising taxes on corporations and the wealthy to fund programs such as his plan for universal health care.
Edwards has long said he wants to repeal the tax cuts on upper-income earners enacted during the Bush presidency, but Sunday he seemed to go further, by saying he was open to raising them higher than they were before George W. Bush took office. He also said he would consider taxes on “excess profits,” including those made by oil companies.
Edwards said it was more important to level with voters than to worry about the political consequences of advocating higher taxes.
“It’s just the truth,” Edwards said during a news conference following his speech to the California Democratic Party convention. “It’s the only way to fund the things that need to be done.”
Edwards said his plan to provide universal health coverage would cost $90 billion to $120 billion a year.
May 27th, 2007 by 
Dave 
I don’t usually post things as this but Holy Crap…. it made me want to puke after looking at it for 5 seconds. Everyone knows I hate MySpace in the first place and this is just one prime example why. *bleh*
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It’s about damn time celebrities are held to the same standard as us “normal” people. I get sick and tired of hearing so and so got off on a technicality, a mis-trial, or some other lame excuse just so it doesn’t turn into a media feeding ground. 
Here’s another one of my rants. 
I don’t usually take sides in politics because I usually disagree with both lefties and righties but John Edwards is on the right track. Watch your back though John…. the oil companies won’t stand for it.