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If a pill can create and sustain an erection,
shouldn't another chemical acting on the
same body mechanism be able to prevent an
erection? There are millions of high school
students out there who fear a trip to the
blackboard because they have been
fantasizing about the girl next to them.
And
then there are frigid, jealous women who
might want to dope their husband's food to
prevent him having sex with her or anyone
else.
Flaccex is as good a name as any, but we'll
see what the boys in marketing think.
Sexual drive reducing drugs are plenty Baked
http://www.salon.co.../2000/09/05/lupron/
An article about same. [DrCurry, Jan 23 2006]
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Caudal blocks prevent erections (per a quick Google search), but may be difficult for that spouse to administer surreptitiously. |
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not really sex drive reducing, rather a way
to make penile tissue flaccid. |
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//Flaccex is as good a name as any// |
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"Ex" does seem to mean "yes" or "true" when applied to brand names. For example, "Memorex", you'd think, would be a brand of computer disks that would forget whatever you put on them, but it's actually the opposite. Still, if I saw "Flaccex" on a box, I'd think it's something that gets rid of flaccidity. |
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Melty Man brand Flaccex: For those awkward moments. Fun idea, but then again I am a woman. |
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Perhaps if it only worked for a few hours: anyone remember the "testicle test", and the associated cough? |
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I remember thinking, "Please, please, God, don't let anything happen", and remember the relief when I walked out of the screened off test area with dignity and masculinity intact. |
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I had nothing so inviting for an instructor. |
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There was a gag a while back about a male contraceptive pill - you put it in your shoe, and it made you limp. |
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aside from viagra being a party drug, I suppose I would feel ashamed if I had to use it. Does this mean a man seen with a pack of flaccex is considered cool? |
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I've always wondered what actors do about it when shooting steamy bedroom scenes. They must have to do *something*. |
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