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#277597 - 09/27/07 02:02 PM
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Human Garbage
Registered: 05/08/07
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So you're saying there's no chance of you and Vanessa kissing and making up? Not even a hatefuck?
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#277598 - 09/27/07 02:16 PM
Re: Trannimal Venessa
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Max Hardcore Prison Bitch
Registered: 07/17/07
Posts: 297
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This effete man can't even afford the operation. Pre-ops are just pathetic; they don't have the will or the funds to even go the distance. Forget about Van.
Let's worry about those post-op freaks, who really should be hunted down and torched.
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#277599 - 09/27/07 04:41 PM
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Porn Jesus
Registered: 04/17/04
Posts: 6005
Loc: travieso capital management an...
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it's bullshit you can get surgery to do that. if they've figured out how to change genders surgically and with hormones they could obviously do SO MANY cooler things to people.
why can't they surgically give me wings and gills? those would be really popular.
i want retractable claws, eyes with the reflective coating cats have to see in the dark. i want to have deadly venom and a tail for balance or propulsion in water.
i don't want breasts, i want rows of teeth like sharks have so i can never see a dentist again because you get new teeth all the time.
what a waste. we have the ability to play god and i can't even climb a tree like a squirrel can but if i want tits and a pussy, they're happy to do that.
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#277600 - 09/27/07 05:03 PM
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Registered: 10/19/06
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Agreed... All I've ever wanted is to see at night and smell blood from 10 miles away. Fister.. although your cause is good Vanny the Tranny can bring it textually.I set up the question,Queerbot followed it up in style Click. Call it trolling or blame Fatman for the sheer honesty that the blogosphere has inflicted upon us. Whatev.. it appears the pre-op transexual is here to stay. Fucken deal with it.
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#277601 - 09/27/07 06:29 PM
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Internet Tough Guy
Registered: 04/03/07
Posts: 786
Loc: on the dark side of the moon
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What the... ?!
Sisterfister. I agree that you shouldn't count me in with animals because then you and I would be in the same group and there is something fundamentally wrong with that picture. Transsexuals like myself are far superior beings compared to the likes of you. Some of us are like mutants from X-Men, equipped with special powers that are needed to save humanity from retarded inbreds like yourself who can't even ride bicycles and throw rocks at each other. By the way, if you can't ride a bicycle I wonder what else you don't know how to ride... (hint)
Jamesn, why haven't you haven't spoken to your doctors (no, don't mention it to the shrink) about shark teeth implants and maybe a pair of wings (before you die and come back as an angel to redeem all your bad deeds)? Scientists did manage to transplant the head of a monkey, so I think it's looking pretty good for you if you want to volunteer for the first shark-head transplant... but it seems sort of a redundant surgery in your case.
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So you're saying there's no chance of you and Vanessa kissing and making up? Not even a hatefuck?
Thank you, but no thank you. He's all yours.
Sisterfister in all his glory.
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#277602 - 09/27/07 09:39 PM
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Porn Fucking Master
Registered: 09/19/05
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I have for some time admired your fortitude and perseverance. Let me know if you ever travel to Washington, DC, and if you are interested I can show you the sights. Living around here my whole life, a degree in History, and a mother who is a published local historian, if you are interested in seeing where the history of our country was forged, I would love to show you around. You must be a saint. I am not and if I were the target of some of this crap, I would have to resort to code duello. I admire the grace with which you handle this crap.
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#277604 - 09/27/07 10:34 PM
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Internet Tough Guy
Registered: 04/03/07
Posts: 786
Loc: on the dark side of the moon
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Scientists did manage to transplant the head of a monkey,
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2001 - USA - "A controversial operation to transplant the whole head of a monkey onto a different body has proved a partial success. The scientist behind it wants to do the same thing to humans, but other members of the scientific community have condemned the experiments as 'grotesque'." Full Story
2005 - France - "The woman who received the world's first partial face transplant thanked her doctors as she stepped before the media for the first time since the groundbreaking surgery." Full Story
1954 - Russia - "Blinking unhappily in the daylight as Demikhov paraded it on its lead, this unfortunate beast had been created by grafting the head and upper body of a small puppy on to the head and body of a fully-grown mastiff, to form one grotesque creature with two heads. The visitors watched in horror and fascination as both of the beast's mouths lapped greedily at a bowl of milk proffered by Demikhov's assistants." Full Story
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#277605 - 09/27/07 11:04 PM
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Internet Tough Guy
Registered: 04/03/07
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Loc: on the dark side of the moon
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I have for some time admired your fortitude and perseverance. Let me know if you ever travel to Washington, DC, and if you are interested I can show you the sights. Living around here my whole life, a degree in History, and a mother who is a published local historian, if you are interested in seeing where the history of our country was forged, I would love to show you around. You must be a saint. I am not and if I were the target of some of this crap, I would have to resort to code duello. I admire the grace with which you handle this crap.
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PS: Thank you for your kind words. I'd be honored to take you up on your offer of the tour next time I am in Washington.
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#277606 - 09/28/07 12:07 AM
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Porn Fucking Master
Registered: 09/19/05
Posts: 3576
Loc: Baltimore, MD
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I really do admire your courage and forbearance. Just drop me a PM if you come this way, and I will give you a nice tour. God know it is the least that you deserve for putting up with the haters.
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#277607 - 09/28/07 12:28 AM
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Internet Tough Guy
Registered: 07/31/07
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How fucking insecure about ones sesxuality can one be, Sister Fister? This post pretty much removed all doubts that you lie awake at night crying about the dream of tranny cock that keep coming back to you when you close your eyes. Did your dad dress you up as a girl when you were a kid? Did he fuck you and insist you be his little princess? Did you want him to?
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#277609 - 09/28/07 12:03 PM
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Scientists did manage to transplant the head of a monkey,
Source?
2001 - USA - "A controversial operation to transplant the whole head of a monkey onto a different body has proved a partial success. The scientist behind it wants to do the same thing to humans, but other members of the scientific community have condemned the experiments as 'grotesque'." Full Story
2005 - France - "The woman who received the world's first partial face transplant thanked her doctors as she stepped before the media for the first time since the groundbreaking surgery." Full Story
1954 - Russia - "Blinking unhappily in the daylight as Demikhov paraded it on its lead, this unfortunate beast had been created by grafting the head and upper body of a small puppy on to the head and body of a fully-grown mastiff, to form one grotesque creature with two heads. The visitors watched in horror and fascination as both of the beast's mouths lapped greedily at a bowl of milk proffered by Demikhov's assistants." Full Story
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#277610 - 09/28/07 12:58 PM
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Internet Tough Guy
Registered: 01/27/07
Posts: 775
Loc: Snottsdale, Arizona
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Vanessa you are an abomination like a Liger or a Tigon. Heh... Liger. I kill me.
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#277612 - 09/28/07 06:56 PM
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Internet Tough Guy
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None of these are (head/brain) transplants. At best they were grafts that promptly failed, or in the middle case not a bain/head procedure at all.
- JRV, with all due respect for your credentials as a scientist, if National Geographic says it's a head transplant, that's good enough for me and I'd rather go with their opinion than with yours. (Read below for more details about the head and brain transplant).
- The second case was a successful face transplant, related to the topic, but I never said it was a head transplant. But obviously those cases are connected, the later showing dramatic progress in the ability to connect nerve endings and tissue.
- The third case from the 1950s was thrown in for the Frankenstein effect and to show how far back these experiments date.
From the Daily Mail, 01-05-2007 about "The First Head Transplant: National Geographic Channel", first aired Sunday, January 28, 2007
"[...] in the late afternoon of March 14, 1970, he [Dr White] went ahead with the world's first true head transplant, using two rhesus monkeys. Decapitating both animals, the surgeon successfully managed to stitch the head of one monkey on to the body of the other.
He and his team then faced a nervous wait until finally the 'hybrid' monkey regained consciousness, opened its eyes and tried to bite a surgeon who put a finger in its mouth.
The team clapped and cheered as their creation moved its facial muscles, followed their movements with its eyes and even drank from a pipette.
But though White regarded the operation as a major success, he knew it had one major limitation. Because its spinal cord had been severed as part of the operation, the monkey was paralysed from the neck down and it was impossible for the surgeons to reconnect the hundreds of millions of nerve threads necessary for it to regain any bodily movement.
Still, White insisted that such surgery might help a very particular kind of human patient - those paraplegics who faced imminent death because their heads were trapped on bodies failing due to the long-term medical complications which often accompany extensive paralysis. With a head transplant, these people, he reasoned, would remain paraplegic but their new bodies, 'donated' by patients who were brain dead but otherwise physically healthy, would give them a new chance of life.
White never got a chance to pursue this idea. When he went public with the results of his monkey head transplants two years after the event, it earned him only universal condemnation.
Shunned by the scientific establishment and threatened by anti-vivisectionists, he was forced to seek police protection for himself and his family and was denied funding for his work. He went from pioneer to pariah. Despite the controversy caused by his research, he remains convinced to this day that head transplants for humans may one day be viable.
And only now, 35 years after his first experiments on monkeys, does it seem that science may be about to prove him right. Last year, researchers at University College, London, announced plans to inject the spinal cords of paralysed patients with stem cells taken from the human nose. These are cells capable of regenerating themselves and adapting to many different purposes within the body and it is hoped they might create a 'bridge' between the disconnected ends of the spinal nerves, enabling paralysed patients to regain full control of their bodies.
If severed spinal cords can be restored in this way, perhaps head transplants might eventually become a scientific possibility - without leaving the unfortunate 'patient' permanently paralysed. Whether such operations would ever be deemed ethical is another matter - and the psychological and emotional implications simply beggar belief. But we live in an age when French surgeons have already carried out a partial face transplant, and in which British surgeon Dr Peter Butler has been granted permission by the Royal Free Hospital in North London to perform the first complete face transplant in the near future.
Will a full head transplant be the next question for medical ethicists to consider? It's a prospect that raises many disquieting questions, not least whether our souls reside in our minds or in our bodies, and whether a person's head, living on another body, would still be the same person."
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