Jimmy Prada is a renowned comedian, entertainer, and commentator based in New York. Later this year, Jimmy will be featured in an internet reality show based on his living situation and he will also launch a lesbian social networking website, known as “CuntHunt.” Jimmy has a size 9 heel, he is 20 pounds lighter than he looks in video, and doesn’t know what digestion is.
Finding the G-spot: Is it real?
January 5th, 2010 by jimmy received No Comments »
By Elizabeth Landau, CNN
Ladies (and gentlemen): Can you find the G-spot?
Women everywhere have read or heard that they may possess a secret pleasure zone inside their bodies that, if stimulated correctly, yields intense pleasure and even orgasm.
But this so-called G-spot has never been precisely identified as a concrete biological entity. Scientists are still arguing over what it is and whether it exists at all.
Researchers at King’s College London in the United Kingdom have brought the elusive G-spot to the forefront with a study of more than 1,800 female twins. The study suggests that there is no genetic basis for the G-spot and that environmental or psychological factors may contribute to whether a woman believes that she has a G-spot. The new study is published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
But the lead study author, clinical psychologist Andrea Burri, isn’t sure that the question was asked in a way that accurately got the information the researchers were seeking, as reflected in the study’s discussion section.
Her team did not physically examine the women for the presence of G-spots but instead gave participants a survey asking whether they believed that they had a “so called G-spot, a small area the size of a 20p coin on the front wall of your vagina that is sensitive to deep pressure?” (A 20p coin is about the size of an American nickel.)
They found that 56 percent of respondents answered “yes” and that there was no genetic correlation. But only about 30 percent said they were able to achieve orgasm during intercourse, which may indicate that women were confused by the G-spot question because stimulation of the G-spot is supposed to induce orgasm, she said.
The definition of G-spot in the study is too specific and doesn’t take into account that some women perceive their G-spots as bigger or smaller, or higher or lower, said Debby Herbenick, research scientist at Indiana University and author of the book “Because It Feels Good.”
“It’s not so much that it’s a thing that we can see, but it has been pretty widely accepted that many women find it pleasurable, if not orgasmic, to be stimulated on the front wall of the vagina,” said Herbenick, who was not involved in the study.
The study also found correlations with personality components in women who did report having G-spots: For instance, these women tended to be more extroverted, arousable and open to experience, which may indicate a psychological component to the G-spot, Burri said.
More research is necessary to make more conclusive statements about whether the G-spot has a physiological basis, experts say.
“I don’t think that these are invented experiences at all,” Herbenick said. “And if at the end of the day, someone’s invented something and they feel pleasure from it, then I think that’s great.”
The G-spot has been so difficult to identify because it is more of a physiological change — akin to swallowing or urinating — than an anatomic structure such as a nipple, said Dr. Irwin Goldstein, director of sexual medicine at Alvarado Hospital in San Diego, California, who oversees the peer review process for the Journal of Sexual Medicine.
But a recent study that adds credence to the G-spot concept. French researchers Odile Buisson and Pierre Foldès did ultrasounds of a small number of women having intercourse with men. By looking at the changes in the vagina, the researchers found physiological evidence of the G-spot. This study is under review at the Journal of Sexual Medicine, Goldstein said.
The G-spot is named after Dr. Ernst Grafenberg, a gynecologist known for his research on female genitalia. He described this pleasure zone of the vagina in a 1950 paper.
The 1982 book “The G Spot: And Other Discoveries About Human Sexuality” made the term “G-spot” popular.
A small study by Italian researchers inthe Journal of Sexual Medicine in 2008 found that women who were able to achieve vaginal orgasms had thicker tissue between the vagina and the urethra, where the G-spot is said to reside.
A minority of women say they ejaculate when they have a G-spot orgasm. Some sex researchers say this fluid comes from a gland that’s near the G-spot area.
Men also have a G-spot of sorts, below the scrotum and above the anus, Goldstein said, although it has not gotten as much attention as the more mysterious female G-spot.
Experts agree that the idea of the G-spot has put pressure on both women and their male partners to find some kind of hidden treasure that leads to orgasm from the penis alone.
“Initially, it was a good concept, because who wouldn’t like the idea of ‘push a button and get the best orgasm ever?’ ” Burri said. But those women who can’t orgasm from vaginal intercourse may feel inadequate, and knowing that the G-spot may not exist can take some pressure off.
Women should explore their bodies, find out what they like, and communicate that information to their partners, Herbenick said.
“Whether you call it your G-spot or the front wall of your vagina, or if you make up a silly name for it … at the end of the day, it’s what you like and how your body works,” she said.
Chinese boy lucky after chopstick enters skull
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By John Vause, CNN
The 14-month-old boy was playing with chopsticks when, his doctor says, he fell and one of the sticks pierced his nose.
“It touched upon the deep area of his brain, four centimeters of the chopstick was inside his skull,” Dr. Sun Wei told CNN.
Jingchao’s mother, Zhao Guilu didn’t see what happened — she was in another room at the time, but came running when she heard her son crying.
“I was washing dishes. I rushed in and saw him lying on the ground. He couldn’t stop crying and I noticed a chopstick stuck in his nose.”
She went to a local clinic, but doctors there warned her it was too dangerous to try to remove the chopstick because it may cause massive bleeding. Zhao was frantic and called her husband. A relative offered to drive them from their small village, hundreds of miles to a hospital in Beijing.
“I thought at that time, it is all over, my boy will die,” said his father Li Guanglai. “During the 10 hours of driving I felt depressed. I could barely breathe. I looked at my boy and his right side was numb. He was paralyzed.”
Neurosurgeons, including Sun prepped for surgery but they feared removing the chopstick would rupture an artery. The little boy’s head was shaved and they were ready to open his skull to control the bleeding if necessary.
But when they pulled the chopstick out — nothing. It simply came straight out, much easier it seems than how it went in.
“I never thought it would be this successful.” said his dad. “I would say this hospital gave him a second life.”
Doctors said if the chopstick had gone any further in it would have caused life threatening bleeding and if it was a little more to either side the boy may have been permanently paralyzed.
“The position of the chopstick was very, very lucky for him,” Sun said.
A bottle of Placenta
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Coming soon to a store near you!
14…. 12… 10….. 11….. a half? WTF?! Dick!
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You’d think he had a stroke or something. Someone should just pull the plug before 2011.
Panty-snatching Mayor Resigns!
January 5th, 2010 by jimmy received 1 Comment »
Ian Stafford, 59, of Sandycroft Place, Preesall, resigned as mayor of Preesall when he was arrested in connection with the missing garments.
He pleaded guilty to three counts of burglary at Preston Crown Court.
Female residents called in police after their underwear kept disappearing and one victim even installed a hidden camera in her bedroom.
His barrister Richard Haworth said he had no previous convictions.
Judge Philip Sycamore gave the part-time handyman and gardener bail but told him not to “draw any conclusions” from that about his sentence.
“All sentencing options are open,” he said.
The case was adjourned until 5 February for pre-sentencing reports.
The burglaries took place at buildings in Poulton-le-Fylde and Stalmine between 1 January and 26 June last year.
PRESIDENT OBAMA APPOINTED A TRANSGENDERED WOMAN TO...
January 5th, 2010 by jimmy received No Comments »Even if you don’t agree with all the moves PRESIDENT OBAMA has made in office, you have to admit he’s shaken things up. Here’s what I mean . . .
Recently, Obama appointed a former test pilot and rocket scientist named Amanda Simpson to be his Senior Technical Advisor to the Department of Commerce. But presidents make appointments all the time. So why are we talking about THIS one?
Because Amanda used to be a MAN.
About six years ago, Amanda underwent gender reassignment surgery, and it’s thought she’s the first transgendered person ever to be appointed by a president.
Amanda says, quote, “I’m truly honored to have received this appointment and am eager and excited about this opportunity that is before me.
“And at the same time, as one of the first transgender presidential appointees to the federal government, I hope that I will soon be one of hundreds and that this appointment opens future opportunities for many others.”
