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Originally Posted by Russ_Boston (Post 673046)

Sad part is that I think they may have been serious?

They always are. :doh:

Condom access???

If anyone is truly unsure how to access a condom consult Ruus, he is in the medical filed. Sorry Russ.
:a20:

Did I say that???

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Originally Posted by SALYBOW (Post 673627)

If anyone is truly unsure how to access a condom consult Ruus, he is in the medical filed. Sorry Russ.
:a20:

Did I say that???

If he delivered, he should change his name to..."Firestone."

"Where the rubber meets the road." :D

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Originally Posted by SALYBOW (Post 673627)

If anyone is truly unsure how to access a condom consult Ruus, he is in the medical filed. Sorry Russ.
:a20:

Did I say that???

Doubt if my wife would approve the transaction, but I'll ask:)

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Originally Posted by Heartnsoul (Post 672182)

now between the ages of 12 (Twelve) and 19 in Calif you can now get FREE condoms. Is this good or Does this help corrupt minors? Who should be making decisions for you child, you or the state? Can a 12 yr old decide? Federally funded program. 12 yr olds with condoms and 15 yr olds with "morning after pill" Are we heading in right direction with our children?
Is a 12 yr old a woman or a child? 12 yr olds can't drive but yet are encouraged to stock up on condoms. Is this sending a signal to children that sex is good at this young age. Is 12 too young or should it be 15 or 18? Just throwing out some Thought provoking decisions being made for our children. Again the morals in our country. Are we going down the right road?

I do have to question the OP's post to some degree. OP mentions this is a program in California in the first sentence and then later in the same paragraph says it is a Federally funded program. Wouldn't a Federally funded program be for all states and not just California? Just wondering if it is a State program.

Are these free condoms being handed out in schools during classtime or at school functions? Do the young people go to a pharmacy or grocery store and get free condoms from the racks?

Before I believe this in it's entirety, I would like to have the full story on it instead of just a snippet. Thanks for the new information you will provide.