I recently watched a documentary about the history and origins of the Bible. In one part of the program, they discussed the various translations of the original works. One of the most interesting things was the assertion by an "expert" that "marriage" did not exist in biblical times. He insists that ...

Hot is very lucky if his wife is turned on by the notion. There seem to be very few women who enjoy playing this fantasy. I have met some of them. Read my non-fiction contribution, "Flying Finns", in the story archive. Let's just say that their little castration fantasy game started off the night ...

It probably would depend on the number of shepherds on the jury.

I am not taking exception to your right to interpret the Bible in your own manner. Also, I am not taking exception to your right to make decisions regarding body modifications for whatever reason. However, interpretation of the Bible in order to support or justify actions in modern times presents ...

In order

jemagirl (imported) wrote: Tue Apr 24, 2007 1:19 pm to perfect our justice system, w

e would have to first perfect people. Since our justice system is dependent upon decisions made by judges or juries (people) those decisions will always be subject to human prejudice and personal bias.

This sounds suspiciously similar to the plan developed a decade or two ago by the US government to implement a transition to the metric system. It probably has the same chance of success.

In your original post you stated "....perverted fantasies of being castrated" and "
maybe perverted is the wrong word, but can't think of another

". Here are some alternatives for you: abberant, deviant, eccentric, abnormal, atypical. By the way, the clinical term for sexual perversion is ...