I used to be a wee bit embarrassed by having Dr. Ari act in such a randy manner, but considering the current story-line, with him consorting with a boozy, pill-popping married woman, perhaps I’m vindicated after all.
I also have to admit that I like the dialog in A3G. There are some times when it is very “real,” less sensationalistic than RMMD or JP, and far less stilted than MW or MT (but what would MT be without that?).
That doesn’t stop me, though…
(Yes, I will snark on real peoples’ real conversations. You have been warned.)
In the meantime, Tommie and Ari’s conversation devolves…
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Uh huh. Hmmm. Yes, interesting. Really? Well, I’m flattered. Yes, I agree completely.
Wait, what?
Wow. Spam Bot attack. I’m sorry that enabling comments has exposed you to this nonsense.
I am finally a tea and coffee lover, absolutely love the smell & the flavor of tea as the very first thing after waking up. I Gulp atleast nine glasses each day. By the way nice blog, Have a good day.
For what its worth, the layout is definitely amazing. You know how to balance writing and images/videos. However, I cant get over how little you actually bring to light here. I think that everyones said the same thing that youve said over and over again. Dont you think its time for something more?
Do you think my telling you “Get Bent” is a good start?
In the Renaissance, condoms enjoyed a revival of their own when they came to the attention of a lot more celebrated physicians and nobles. The most notable was Dr. Condom or Conton it’s unknown which and he introduced his form of the condom to King Charles II as a method to stop syphilis from spreading; syphilis being a quite dangerous and widespread disease in the Renaissance. These condoms were made from linen soaked in a chemical answer and then dried prior to use. It fitted just over the head of the penis and was tied off with a ribbon. Once more, this wasn’t a foolproof method to prevent youngsters or disease, but it did help very a bit. These condoms were likely still extremely uncomfortable, but they did improve sexual health a lot and they likely weren’t as uncomfortable as horn or sheep guts.
Sounds like Professor Papagoras is pontificating…
This is interesting (I already knew most of it), but you need to do some very basic grammatical editing on it. B+