The power of abstinence - Page 2

new coup for you · 12-09-07, 12:04 AM

I don't think that's legal.

Anyway, if you want condoms that bad just go to a bar restroom or somthing.

stevenb · 12-09-07, 12:08 AM

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I don't think that's legal.

Anyway, if you want condoms that bad just go to a bar restroom or somthing.

Regardless of whether or not it was legal or isn't legal. It still sends a pretty messed up message to younger people.

And it doesn't remove any of their responsibility in having safer sex. Just saying, it's not just stern looks.

When I was buying condoms when I was younger, and even now. If I get dirty looks from the older people selling them to me, I generally tell them their grandson is great in bed. Some of them it works, cause they have a younger grandson, others... well it doesn't and they just look at me like I'm ape**** crazy. It's still funny the ones it actually works the look on their faces.

new coup for you · 12-09-07, 12:09 AM

Where was the CVS you took that example from?

stevenb · 12-09-07, 12:13 AM

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Where was the CVS you took that example from?

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Circle K is a convenience store chain on the west coast. I used to work for them, that's where my experiences dealing with people who card for condoms.

bhkad · 12-09-07, 12:16 AM

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Did you know there are drug-resistant strains of both gonorrhea and syphilis now?

Praise the Lord!

new coup for you · 12-09-07, 12:49 AM

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Originally Posted by stevenb

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Circle K is a convenience store chain on the west coast. I used to work for them, that's where my experiences dealing with people who card for condoms.

I mean, was this store that denied kids condoms in an extremely conservative areae, or a more moderate area? I can understand that happening in Alabama or some place like that, but not a more moderate place.

mikhail · 12-09-07, 02:23 AM

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When I worked at circle K, there were several employees on my shift that wouldn't sell condoms to kids under 18.

They would ask for ID, and then refuse the sale.

Generally when I caught this happening, I'd catch the kid as they were walking to the door and stop them. Open my register to sell the condoms to them, and then see them on their way.

It's not just stern looks, there are lots of older employees of these places that won't sell them to teenagers, plain and simple.

Thats terrible i think this is more the kind of thing that ends up with unwanted children then lack of sex ed.It would also be better if they developed much better more comftable condoms.

stevenb · 12-09-07, 04:38 AM

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Thats terrible i think this is more the kind of thing that ends up with unwanted children then lack of sex ed.It would also be better if they developed much better more comftable condoms.

There are a wide variety of condoms on the market. I tend to order / prefer Kimono's, they're very comfortable. :P

new coup, this was / is happening in Az. I guess it's a "conservative" state, but it's not out there whacko conservative.

mikhail · 12-09-07, 08:50 AM

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There are a wide variety of condoms on the market. I tend to order / prefer Kimono's, they're very comfortable. :P

new coup, this was / is happening in Az. I guess it's a "conservative" state, but it's not out there whacko conservative.

I should plan ahead better i guess nearly all the vending machine in UK toilets seem to sell one type of condom a dildo and a blow up sheep for some reason.

new coup for you · 12-09-07, 03:32 PM

Arizona. There you go. Obviously can't be counted on to be reasonable about anything, it's Arizona.