Virginity Repair

[Muntu]

HundredthIdiot said:

Muntu said:

HundredthIdiot said:

25% increase over four years is not a "huge surge".

It is if it is my fking tax that is paying for it.

Even at the worst case of the 30 cases a year costing £4,000 each, that's only 0.46p/year/taxpayer. The 25% increase over four years has therefore cost you the square root of feck all.

It's an interesting cultural story, but the taxpayer funding element is inconsequential.

Edited by HundredthIdiot on Friday 30th July 13:14

Inconsequential to you or not, I still strongly fking object.

[grumbledoak]

HundredthIdiot said:

It's an interesting cultural story, but the taxpayer funding element is inconsequential.

I disagree completely. The morality, hypocrisy, and general stuck-in-the-dark-ages attitudes are inconsequential. In a free country, as we are on occasion, they are free to do what they like with their privates and their money.

Not so with everyone else's money.

Edited by grumbledoak on Friday 30th July 13:55

[Marf]

Muntu said:

HundredthIdiot said:

Muntu said:

HundredthIdiot said:

25% increase over four years is not a "huge surge".

It is if it is my fking tax that is paying for it.

Even at the worst case of the 30 cases a year costing £4,000 each, that's only 0.46p/year/taxpayer. The 25% increase over four years has therefore cost you the square root of feck all.

It's an interesting cultural story, but the taxpayer funding element is inconsequential.

Edited by HundredthIdiot on Friday 30th July 13:14

Inconsequential to you or not, I still strongly fking object.

Ditto, any religiously ordained bodily modification should be borne out of the pocket of the deluded god botherers themselves.

The NHS is for treating medical conditions, not bowing to religious whims.

[bonsai]

HundredthIdiot said:

Muntu said:

HundredthIdiot said:

25% increase over four years is not a "huge surge".

It is if it is my fking tax that is paying for it.

Even at the worst case of the 30 cases a year costing £4,000 each, that's only 0.46p/year/taxpayer. The 25% increase over four years has therefore cost you the square root of feck all.

It's an interesting cultural story, but the taxpayer funding element is inconsequential.

Edited by HundredthIdiot on Friday 30th July 13:14

It's the prinicple - this is the same Taxpayers money that the NHS hasn't wanted to spend on various drugs because "they're too expensive".

We need the people in power to look at the root cause of this problem, and what it boils down to is that the Muslims' make-believe sky daddy, being the paedo that they are so proud of, would have obviously enjoyed the bloodsports on his wedding evening with his 12 year old bride, so the retarded mongs who follow this nonsense want their brides to be the same.

It really is the most hateful of all the make believes out there.

Edited by bonsai on Friday 30th July 14:02

[Muntu]

bonsai said:

HundredthIdiot said:

Muntu said:

HundredthIdiot said:

25% increase over four years is not a "huge surge".

It is if it is my fking tax that is paying for it.

Even at the worst case of the 30 cases a year costing £4,000 each, that's only 0.46p/year/taxpayer. The 25% increase over four years has therefore cost you the square root of feck all.

It's an interesting cultural story, but the taxpayer funding element is inconsequential.

Edited by HundredthIdiot on Friday 30th July 13:14

It's the prinicple - this is the same Taxpayers money that the NHS hasn't wanted to spend on various drugs because "they're too expensive".

We need the people in power to look at the root cause of this problem, and what it boils down to is that the Muslims' make-believe sky daddy, being the paedo that they are so proud of, would have obviously enjoyed the bloodsports on his wedding evening with his 12 year old bride, so the retarded mongs who follow this nonsense want their brides to be the same.

It really is the most hateful of all the make believes out there.

Edited by bonsai on Friday 30th July 14:02

Couldn't have put it better myself

Although I believe that his bride was actually only 6 years old, and nine years old when he took it upon himself to bone her

[Pesty]

Don said:

That is unbelievably fked up.

If the only requirement is bloodstained bedsheets a bottle of "tomato sauce" would do.

I belive raw chicken liver shoved up their mary is the prefered way when the NHS does not step in.

Don't understand why its needed though after all Muslims respect women above all other and a lot more that other religeons apparently.

[colonel c]

It's just another big stitch up.

[Muntu]

colonel c said:

It's just another big stitch up.

It certainly sounds a lot fishy.

[F i F]

Uncle Fester said:

Surprise early withdrawal from the beardy one.

In an earlier statement about the proposed entry of a new venture to exploit this market, Richard Branson said.

"I have been keeping one eye focused on the opportunities to create Virgin Tubes.

At first Virgin Tubes was a heaven sent opportunity and looked like paradise.

But it seems a serpent has entered first and the perfumed garden no longer smells as sweet.

The NHS have it all sown up at the taxpayers expense and this is keeping out private efforts to enter."

Very good

You don't mention if he is in competition with Willy Wash.

[Countdown]

Just thinking about this logically - does the the fact that, despite a large muslim population, there have been only 30 instances of this procedure mean

(a) Most muslims aren't bothered whether their wives are virgins or not

or

(b) Muslim girls are much less likely to sleep around than their non-muslim counterparts ?

If (a) then this is a non-story and if (b) then surely its a positive thing ? How much money do we pay out in benefits to jobless single mums ?

[Lost_BMW]

fatvik said:

ShadownINja said:

It's their Hymen Rights.

I heard a documentary on the radio earlier this year about the roaring trade in hymens in many muslim countries. Apparently there are two main types - can't remember what/how; furry and non-furry? - and guess who is manufacturing these on a grand scale? China of course.

Sewn up every market . . (pun alert)

[Lost_BMW]

Jinx said:

glazbagun said:

Is this still a big deal in Italy?

There's a virgin in Italy? Does Berlesconi know?

He's mounting a one man campaign to eradicate it!

[Mojooo]

HundredthIdiot said:

If bloodied sheets are the only requirement one of these ought to do it.

is there any way we can actually force them(daily mail) to prove that this person exists?

[Lost_BMW]

bonsai said:

HundredthIdiot said:

Muntu said:

HundredthIdiot said:

25% increase over four years is not a "huge surge".

It is if it is my fking tax that is paying for it.

Even at the worst case of the 30 cases a year costing £4,000 each, that's only 0.46p/year/taxpayer. The 25% increase over four years has therefore cost you the square root of feck all.

It's an interesting cultural story, but the taxpayer funding element is inconsequential.

Edited by HundredthIdiot on Friday 30th July 13:14

It's the prinicple - this is the same Taxpayers money that the NHS hasn't wanted to spend on various drugs because "they're too expensive".

We need the people in power to look at the root cause of this problem, and what it boils down to is that the Muslims' make-believe sky daddy, being the paedo that they are so proud of, would have obviously enjoyed the bloodsports on his wedding evening with his 12 year old bride, so the retarded mongs who follow this nonsense want their brides to be the same.

It really is the most hateful of all the make believes out there.

Edited by bonsai on Friday 30th July 14:02

Takes something to knock the Pope into 2nd place!

[Pesty]

Jinx said:

glazbagun said:

Is this still a big deal in Italy?

There's a virgin in Italy? Does Berlesconi know?

somewhere in teh back of my mind I remember a story of an Italian mother wanting to sue a bottled water company.

IIRC she claimed the girl fell on the bottle breaking her Hymen. This meant she could never get married or some such balls

[Tsippy]

Pesty said:

Jinx said:

glazbagun said:

Is this still a big deal in Italy?

There's a virgin in Italy? Does Berlesconi know?

somewhere in teh back of my mind I remember a story of an Italian mother wanting to sue a bottled water company.

IIRC she claimed the girl fell on the bottle breaking her Hymen. This meant she could never get married or some such balls

Are you thinking of the woman who claimed a swimming pool inseminated her daughter? Or is this another equally mental woman

[Muntu]

HundredthIdiot said:

...Even at the worst case of the 30 cases a year...

42 more and then they have 72 virgins

[Flintstone]

ShadownINja said:

fido said:

FFS - why is this free on the NHS?

It's their Hymen Rights.

Post of the year. Right there.