I LOVE Boob-Jobs!!
As do MANY other men.
A perfect full rack of "Two scoops; please!" is a ceaseless visual pleasure and a utopian playground.

To the courageous and pragmatic women who have endured the physical pain along with the popular self righteous prosylitizing by others. I offer my respect and grattitude.

BRAVO!!!

I'm all for honoring all those who go out of their way to provide great sweater meat...

Add to that.......to the ladies who have augmented their God given gazungas, I pray you never get breast cancer because you are much more likely to die from it.

I guess it is impossible for the naturalist camp not too proselytize.

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Even though "saline" is in fact a "natural" substance; there has yet been only conjecture by psychosomatically ill drama queens, and self loathing neurotics who thought the implants would bring them instant happiness and fortune.

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. . . driving up the cost of computer chips.

Its not the substance used to fill the fun bags that makes them dangerous bright boy. Women who have had their breasts augmented stand a much higher chance of dying from breast cancer because the presence of scar tissue, fibroids, and foreign objects make detection less likely during breast self exam, and can delay a mammogram's ability to identify a lump. Women are more likely to be diagnosed with breast cancer at stage 3 or beyond, when the chances of a successful outcome have significantly decreased.

So yeah, I hope the ladies that decide to blow up their bosoms never develop breast cancer. If they do, it is likely that the cancer won't be detected in time to successfully treat it.

Don't f/k with Mother Nature. She does a pretty darned good job all on Her own.

couldn't resist epithets and/or argumentum ad hominem.

 Man has fucked with Mother Nature since we sought to harness fire. We take a cognizant and calculated risk with most everything we do. From stepping into a smooth, slick porcelain tub to bathe or shower in, too strapping into the seat of a jet airplane. We flip the bird regularly at Mother Nature.  

BO; You're argument is starting to smell.


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I had a lift plus implants. My bags are under the muscle. I received 250 stitches and 4 staples, that was the first surgery. I had only 18 with the second. each one of the "girls" have 450 cc's of saline each.
I feel like a new woman!

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With the same "solid" risks as any elective/necessary surgery. Your argument is a refreshing change from the rest.

 There are dangers even in dentistry. Does that mean we should give up the science & practice?

I suspect you've never watched someone die from cancer. I have. By the time she died, her body was riddled with cancer from head to toe. Had her cancer been detected even a few months sooner, she would have had an excellent chance at surviving. Six months before she was diagnosed with cancer, a routine mammogram came back negative even though she already had cancer at that point. Had she not had implants, she would be alive today. In her final days, a bullet would have been a blessing to relieve her suffering.

Why don't you survey a handful of plastic surgeons. See how many of them warn women that breast implants can delay the diagnosis of breast cancer, and significantly reduce the chances of successfully treating breast cancer. None of them do. Implants don't CAUSE breast cancer, they just make detection more difficult, so the medical community doesn't feel a need to warn women. Instead, they let women put their life on the line all for a buck.

Someone has to sound the warning bell and let women make their choices knowing all of the risks. If that is "PC" to you, so be it. (by the way, this was the first epithet to appear on the thread, not 'bright boy' so climb down off the high horse before you fall off)

Edit: My apologies, the first epithet wasn't "PC naturalists" since PC is apparently a sin to you, but rather "psychosomatically ill drama queens, and self loathing neurotics" that made the first appearance on the board. Even so, the first step is a killer when you fall off that high horse.

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Thanks for making my point!

I'm sincerely sorry for your loss and for the unfortunate early termination of your friend’s life.

 The automobile industry at one time did not even want to mention "passenger protection" because it felt it would give reason to believe that driving a car is dangerous to the buying public.

 There are thousands of ways to get dead outside of the pursuit of personal aesthetic perfection. Few if any of the other ways is noble, justified, or worth it.  

And, they are lovely!