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I realized I have never thanked you, either publicly or privately, for all your hard work with this board. It can't be easy, but you do a great job. What prompted me to post right now was your fair treatment of manhoodsbliss.
I am posting publicly rather than privately so that others who feel so inclined can include their gratitude.
Thanks so much to you and all your moderators - this board is a wonderful place, and it's due to your fine efforts.
What a fucking pathetic joke this cunt is.
Hey, they have already determined that the man can STILL be nailed for child support if he donated sperm with an agreement he would have nothing to do with the child so why anyone would do it is beyond me anymore. All you are doing is helping radical feminists in many cases and you can be required later to pay for the child anyways.
Hey, hold the man responsible no matter what and protect women from their own demands they make seems to be how our society works anymore. After all, men are the root of all evil.
A 15-year-old boy born from anonymously-donated sperm used an online DNA-testing service and the Internet to track down his genetic father, a feat which suggests that promises of donor secrecy are worthless, the British weekly New Scientist reports on Saturday.
The boy, who was not named, started the hunt for his biological father by rubbing a swab along the inside of his cheek, putting it in a vial and sending it off to an online US DNA genealogy service, with a payment of 289 dollars (240 euros).
The service, designed to help people uncover their family tree, matched the boy's Y chromosome -- which passes from father to son, virtually unchanged -- against a databank of Y chromosomes from other men.
After nine months, he was contacted by two men whose Y chromosomes closely matched his own.
Neither men knew each other, but the similarity between their Y chromosomes suggested there was a 50-percent chance that all three had the same father, grandfather or great-grandfather.
In addition, both men had the same last name, although with different spellings.
Using this vital clue, the boy launched his Internet search.
Although his donor had been anonymous, the boy's mother had been told the man's date and place of birth and his college degree.
Using another online service, the boy purchased the names of everyone who had been born in the same place on the same day.
"Only one man had the surname he was looking for, and within 10 days he had made contact," New Scientist says.
The news will be unsettling to any man who donated sperm before the advent of the Internet and before the power of genetics was fully appreciated, the magazine says.
"With the explosion of information about genetic inheritance, any man who has donated sperm could potentially be found by his biological offspring.
"Absent and unknown fathers will also become easier to trace."
In some countries, sperm donors are required by law to allow their identity to be revealed to their children once their offspring reaches a certain age.
In others, though, including the United States, most sperm donors are still anonymous.
Amynda said:QuoteOf course, I would only say these things if didn't consider you MRAs to be a bunch of pathetic crybabies with small dicks for whom hanging is too kind.
I thought you guys said Amynda was a psycho? She seems okay to me.
I eagerly await the WI's undoubtedly well-informed response...
"How women are unfairly targeted by nuclear waste."
I'm quite serious.
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Becks - You are accusing them of poor taste? Riiiight.
What's with three copies of the same message? Please avoid putting long urls in the title. It screwed up the formating of the board until I deleted two of them and edited down the third.
The solution to that (imo) would be to strengthen the penalties for false accusations.
I would also have liked a "Who gives a fuck?" response available to many of the questions.
Sir Percy: "Shockturating tales are more paletisable under the guise of fiction", said Ho, noting that in those days the articuatiments of men were considered just that. " Amazilode", he said. "Only nearmoment can the tale at last be told".'Femdad Down', a harrowivating hysteriodrama retails online for 110 ebits.