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Inspired by Valentines Spunk, I propose a highly effective birth control method that both men and women will enjoy. Using a careful blend of dietary supplements, men's sperm is given a chocolate flavor.
This 100% effective technique would have a wide range of positive effects including reducing
aggression by lowering testosterone levels. A sudden steep decrease in the birth rate will ease population pressure around the globe and its attendant ill effects.
Side effects will be minimal, consisting primarily of modest weight gain and a few pimples for women. I suspect that this technique would be so effective that governments would either have to tax the supplements heavily to deter their use (which would no doubt inspire a global black market in Chocolate Contraceptives) or offer significant benefits to those willing to engage in actual reproduction and the raising of children.
"Are you *sure* you want to do it again?"
Ask Yahoo: Does chocolate cause pimples?
http://ask.yahoo.com/20050412.html Summary: No. [jutta, Mar 01 2007]
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not a strawberry creme IUD then? |
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My GF doesn't like chocolate. |
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//My GF doesn't like chocolate.// |
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Well, I guess you are screwed then. |
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Nice idea, but I'm about 3 millimeters from slapping it [mfd] magic. |
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//Well, I guess you are screwed then// |
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If you approve of the wording of this
idea, would this be called sementics ? |
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//No, I'm not. She is. :)// |
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The 'you' was collective, it works both ways. |
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//it works both ways// see, I told you that. |
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Well, I'm boning it (heh, heh) for not giving any sort of semi-plausible method of attaining chocolate flavor. And isn't this really a "flavor" idea? |
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Plus, I don't think it's going to be "100% effective". It needs a way to make sure guys will bother to consume that mythical diet. Not every woman likes chocolate, and even fewer like it enough to perform an act that they may presently consider repulsive and/or a sin, or may never have known that women do (remember Anita Bryant?). |
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Chocolate Contraceptive... |
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Not before, during, or after, but instead. |
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