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scg
response 25 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 22 03:12 UTC 2003

It does seem pretty common for people to get caught doing something career
ending, and commit suicide.
twenex
response 26 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 22 17:30 UTC 2003

Re #24. It's a major public service thing over here.
tod
response 27 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 22 19:27 UTC 2003

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twenex
response 28 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 23 01:59 UTC 2003

Re 24/26. I meant general stress and embarrassment, not necessarily suicide.
gull
response 29 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 23 15:10 UTC 2003

I think it's far more likely that this was a suicide than some kind of
government conspiracy.  Especially since his death has only brought more
attention.
twenex
response 30 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 23 15:33 UTC 2003

I think the inquiry has more to do with finding out whether pressure from Dr.
Kelly's superiors at the MoD caused him to commit suicide, rather than a
conspiracy as such. British people are much more likely to believe in
governmental incompetence than in conspiracies.
tod
response 31 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 23 17:26 UTC 2003

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sabre
response 32 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 23 20:17 UTC 2003

The fucking liberals killed him because they knew he would vindicate our great
president BUSH.
ALL HAIL THE REPUBLICAN PARTY
on your knees liberal scum.
rcurl
response 33 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 23 23:59 UTC 2003

(What a jerk.)
spectrum
response 34 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 24 00:03 UTC 2003

 Go jerk off..that's the only way you'll ever get sex.
rcurl
response 35 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 24 00:45 UTC 2003

(Another jerk!)
pvn
response 36 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 24 05:35 UTC 2003

pot calls kettle black.
jep
response 37 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 24 14:38 UTC 2003

We pots are always calling those kettles black, here on Grex.
rcurl
response 38 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 24 16:48 UTC 2003

(when they have nothing intelligent to say)
klg
response 39 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 24 16:49 UTC 2003

(Define "intelligent")
rcurl
response 40 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 24 18:06 UTC 2003

Look it up.
gull
response 41 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 24 19:54 UTC 2003

Re #34: And a new study shows jerking off lowers your chances of
prostate cancer!  (Hmm.  This may cause people to rethink whether they
want to advise their enemies to do it.)
tod
response 42 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 24 19:56 UTC 2003

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rcurl
response 43 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 25 00:41 UTC 2003

Re #41: really? How does that work?
klg
response 44 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 25 01:44 UTC 2003

(I might, but it wouldn't do any good around here.)
novomit
response 45 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 25 11:42 UTC 2003

That's gerat news, as I whack off pretty much every night. 
gull
response 46 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 25 13:20 UTC 2003

Re #43: Here's the article:
http://www.cbc.ca/storyview/AOL/2003/07/17/masturbate030717
It was a statistical study and the mechanism isn't really known.
janc
response 47 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 25 13:58 UTC 2003

"The study suggests ejaculation by means of masturbation provides better
 protection than ejaculation in sexual intercourse because men can pick up
 infections from intercourse that actually increase the risk of getting
 prostate cancer."

Probably there is a correlation between not have intercourse much and
masturbating alot.  In which case it may be the lack of intercourse which
causes reduced chances of prostrate cancer later in life.
gull
response 48 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 25 16:03 UTC 2003

You'd think they would have controlled for that by including
non-sexually-active men who didn't masturbate regularly.  But without
seeing detailed information on the study it's hard to be sure.
russ
response 49 of 53: Mark Unseen   Jul 26 13:19 UTC 2003

Let me guess:  prostrate cancer is a disease you take lying down?
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