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hetrodoxly
Only in the UK.

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Starscream
this seems a little Racist

and Sexist, guys can't get one?

this could be trendy if DRs make it
stevewinn
QUOTE (hetrodoxly @ Nov 17 2007, 09:17 PM) *


You can say that again, cant believe we pay Tax to this sort of thing. whats going on in this country, we've lost the bloody the plot, angry.gif


Why isnt this sort of thing brought up in the prime ministers questions?
Kerkido
Such a shame cultures place a 'value' on women, as if they were a product for other men to judge..
Besides, aren't there plenty other ways to tear your hymen other than sex.. so why don't these women deceive using the most cost effective method.
jaylemurph
QUOTE (red_rum @ Nov 17 2007, 04:26 PM) *
this seems a little Racist

and Sexist, guys can't get one?

this could be trendy if DRs make it


I don't guys /can/ as there's no physical differences in males when they lose their virginity.

...at least, there wasn't for me.

--Jaylmeurph
explorer

No difference at all? Didn't you feel an inch taller, shoulders broadened, a few extra hairs, catching yourself making strange grunting sounds? Uh, ooh, ohh.
GreyWeather
Disgusting.

It's a cosmestic surgery - which has to go private for natives, but hey, if you come from a backward country and like to leech off taxpayers. Then the NHS is here for you with a smile on their faces. While those that live here are lying in urine-soaked sheets, women in labour are turned away due to over-burdened maternity wards, cancer patients can't have the best drugs that can save their lives and you have to go blind to qualify for sight-saving operations. Due to "cost shortcomings"?

But hey. If you're a fundlementalist and not British, then we'll appease you in pointless cosmetic surgeries to please your wife-beating husband, oh but please, put that cash away, we'll give it you free because we don't want to seem racist now do we. Oh and ignore those other patients, you're FAR more important than our own people.

...No wonder I'll be going private in later life.
jaylemurph
QUOTE (explorer @ Nov 17 2007, 08:50 PM) *
No difference at all? Didn't you feel an inch taller, shoulders broadened, a few extra hairs, catching yourself making strange grunting sounds? Uh, ooh, ohh.


...uh, no, actually.
More relieved that it generally was simpler than I thought it'd be.

--Jaylemurph
MadMachine
This is idiotic! An entirely intact hymen is NO real indication of virginity. There are plenty of ways it could have been torn totally unrelated to sex.
"There must be blood!" Psh, that's their answer to everything. disgust.gif
swtp
I agree that this IS rediculas! But if these people insist on puting such importance and value on a womans virginity, then the cost of surgery and any related treatment should come completely out of their own pockets! The value,integrity and honour of any woman can not be found nor bought in a thin piece of skin and a drop of blood! And the N.H.S. should not be paying for anyone to purchase such a narrow minded lie!
Moon Monkey
Meanwhile old war heroes die in their own filth on trolleys in hospital corridors. Ho hum.
chemical-licker
whats wrong with self denial disgust.gif
Mithra

In some cultures honour killings happen when a husband figure's out that his wife is not virgin, he comes to know on the first night of marriage. That's why few women get away with it by having this procedure done.
Bill Hill

"Praise be to Allah, you're a virgin...this is so good! you know, now, I must admit, I did have my doubts.
in fact, I was just about to chuck a bucket of acid in your face...I know, I know! could you believe it? Come here my lovely wifey.."

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hetrodoxly
Instead of papering over the cracks, the NHS need to get to the bottom of this problem. innocent.gif original.gif
Lotus Flower
QUOTE (chemical-licker @ Nov 18 2007, 10:00 AM) *
whats wrong with self denial disgust.gif

You just capped it all in one short sentence Chemical thumbsup.gif
stevewinn
Like someone has already said the NHS isnt for this sort of thing, it remindes me of the NHS wasting 300 million on removing tattoos. Its about time we got rid of the NHS. its costing us a fortune £58 Billion year, and year after year the reports are always the NHS in crisis and its never going to be the best health care in the world has long as its wasting money on procedures that are meaningless.

"health tourists" they alone cost the NHS 200 million a year,
The NHS needs to start making sure any person coming to the UK for a holiday or a longer stay should have health insurance, if they dont have it we simply dont let them in.

The NHS can only handle 27 million people, yet we live in a country of 62 million, and here we are adding to the numbers everyday, people are coming here on oil slicks, backs of trucks. super-glued to aeroplanes, its no wonder the NHS struggles.

We only have to look across the channel at France, their health care is the best in the world no wonder they're living longer,

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/799444.stm
Lotus Flower
QUOTE (stevewinn @ Nov 18 2007, 01:09 PM) *
Like someone has already said the NHS isnt for this sort of thing, it remindes me of the NHS wasting 300 million on removing tattoos. Its about time we got rid of the NHS. its costing us a fortune £58 Billion year, and year after year the reports are always the NHS in crisis and its never going to be the best health care in the world has long as its wasting money on procedures that are meaningless.

"health tourists" they alone cost the NHS 200 million a year,
The NHS needs to start making sure any person coming to the UK for a holiday or a longer stay should have health insurance, if they dont have it we simply dont let them in.

The NHS can only handle 27 million people, yet we live in a country of 62 million, and here we are adding to the numbers everyday, people are coming here on oil slicks, backs of trucks. super-glued to aeroplanes, its no wonder the NHS struggles.

We only have to look across the channel at France, their health care is the best in the world no wonder they're living longer,

<a href="http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/799444.stm" target="_blank">http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/799444.stm</a>

In my opinion, the NHS was an incredible thing. It enabled everybody to have health care and it is so very admirable. However, it is now, as you state, being used for the most peculiar things, things that are not life-threatening, but purely cosmetic.

I 100% agree with you regarding health insurance for overseas visitors, why shouldn't they get it, we have to when we go abroad!

This country is too damned soft if you ask me. They seem to think that to appear, to the rest of the world as "humane" we need to treat everybody exactly the same no matter what the circumstances. Unfortunately, whilst doing just this, the people who live here permanently are being treated like doormats. Why the hell this country cannot stand up and be counted eludes me no.gif
Moon Monkey
Back to the OP. surely its catch-22. You want the 'virginity restoration' operation for religious reasons, but you were obviously not religious enough to refrain from sex before marriage in the first place, which negates your request.

BTW I wonder what my GP's responce will be if I send my missis down for a bit of reconstructed virginity ?
chemical-licker
id be more worried about sending the down misses in the first place tongue.gif
Moon Monkey
QUOTE (chemical-licker @ Nov 18 2007, 02:15 PM) *
id be more worried about sending the down misses in the first place tongue.gif

I dunno, there are some benefits innocent.gif
Bill Hill

QUOTE (Moon Monkey @ Nov 18 2007, 03:05 PM) *
Back to the OP. surely its catch-22. You want the 'virginity restoration' operation for religious reasons, but you were obviously not religious enough to refrain from sex before marriage in the first place, which negates your request.
BTW I wonder what my GP's responce will be if I send my missis down for a bit of reconstructed virginity ?


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I guess it depends on your Doctor, Moonmonkey.
What with more than 6,000 doctors who qualified in the Middle East are among the 240,000 working in the Health Service.
And many will have been subject to only the most cursory security checks before they entered the country.
Your Doc might be like this guy, Mohammed Asha.

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"I'd be happy, to perform the surgery...can we make it Thursay? It's just that on Friday I plan to blow up Glasgow airport"
Unlimited
QUOTE (Billy of the Hill @ Nov 18 2007, 02:23 PM) *
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I guess it depends on your Doctor, Moonmonkey.
What with more than 6,000 doctors who qualified in the Middle East are among the 240,000 working in the Health Service.
And many will have been subject to only the most cursory security checks before they entered the country.
Your Doc might be like this guy, Mohammed Asha.

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"I'd be happy, to perform the surgery...can we make it Thursay? It's just that on Friday I plan to blow up Glasgow airport"


i'm a born again virgin ..you dont need surgery..I'm trying to figure out how someones gonna turn this into a gay issue...i'm waiting....
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