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4/17 Are Ortha-Evra and Ortha-tricyclene paid by insurance? \_ Go get the free condoms. You're cheating on each other and need disease protection as much as you need the pill. \_ Clearly someone who's not gotten any with and without. \_ Not so clear. Happily married, thanks! One day you might know the touch of a woman. \_ Yermom is better than your wife. \_ that's not saying much \_ Happily married is an oxymoron. When you come home one day and the house is cleaned out (including the ice cube trays in the freeze and the extra pollen filters for the upstairs heater) you will know that no marriage is happy and no woman can be trusted. Then your education will start. It will be the most expensive, humiliating and degrading lesson you will ever learn. Provided you survive... \_ you are not the real bdg \_ nah, I got over the lousy taste in women thing in college. It took time and a lot of fucking to figure out the score but I'm doing just fine thanks. \_ Condoms are FAR less effective at birth control. The proper Paranoid woman uses both. \_ The properly paranoid man uses condoms because he can't trust her to be on the pill and also can't trust that she isn't diseased or trying hard to get diseased somewhere else. Always use condoms. That way you don't need to trust each other. Now go out there and ignore me and get herpes and be parents! GO BEAR! \_ I know a woman who wants kids, whether she's married or not. I'm downright SCARED of sleeping with her. \_ You should be. Why are you even thinking about it? \_ the answer to that should be self-evident. -tom \_ he wants to be a daddy? that's the only reason to fuck a chick who wants kids no matter what. \_ Of course, nothing beats abstinence, the preferred and endorsed method of the CSUA. \_ Depends on your insurance policy. Why don't you call the 800 number on the back of your card and ask? Or look up the website? I've found most health insurances cover bcp, but there is no single blanket policy. --chris \_ I think we need to rename it, this is not insurance. It's health coverage or a health plan or something. Insurance wouldn't cover this kind of stuff. \_ Yeah now if it paid out only when you actually had the bad luck to impregnate, now THAT would be insurance. \_ I've actually heard of a health insurance plan that covers costs of childbirth *and* abortions, but not birth control. Stupidity knows no bounds. \_ You mean cover the cost of a kid from 0-18? |
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