Does this bill outlaw one piercing oneself, or merely having someone else do it for a fee, for free, or for fun?

I find it difficult to see how self-piercing could be made illegal, or how it could be enforced.

I find it difficult to see how one could piece one's own clitoris.

It's not the sort of thing you should be doing in a mirror.

(I happen to think it's not the sort of thing one should be doing with the help of a so-called "professional" either, but I am old and unhip. Yes, I've had people tell me why they are wonderful. It's not worth the potential hassles.)

for the record, clitoral piercing is extremely rare due to the potential loss of sensation. You all are more likely referring to a clitoral HOOD piercing, yes?

Also, speaking as someone who used to sound much like wolf until I had a "special" piercing done in a moment of madness. Six weeks later, Lil Elvis forgave me and the reviews have been enthusiastic.

But then again, I'm a guy and a Penna resident, therefore not subject to the backwards hillbillies that appear to be running the GA House.

Brian

Prince Albert?

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Don't ask if you don't want to know...

here's a diagram and a link

edit: added link and subject line

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That oughta be a Cellar tag line!

There is something significantly not right in the world when your departmental secretary IMs you to tell you about her new nipple piercings.

She's 50.

We think this (and other behavior) is the expression of her midlife crisis.

I just told her she wasn't allowed to call off from work today because her tits hurt. It's her own damn fault.

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No, no NO!

*hands over ears* LALALALALALALALALALALALALALALALALALALA

A list of 2002 female House members in Ga.

Anderson, Alberta J. of Waynesboro
Ashe, Kathy of Atlanta
Beasley-Teague, Sharon of Red Oak
Benfield, Stephanie Stuckey of Decatur
Buckner, Gail M. of Jonesboro
Bunn, Barbara Jean of Conyers
Burmeister, Susan J. of Augusta
Collins, Ginger of Atlanta
Cooper, Sharon of Marietta
Cox, Kathy of Peachtree City
Drenner, Karla of Avondale Estates
Dukes, Winfred of Albany
Grasse, Diane of Canton
Harrell, Sally Roettger of Atlanta
Henson, Michele of Stone Mountain
Houston, Penny of Nashville
Hugley, Carolyn F. of Columbus
Jamieson, Mary Jeanette of Toccoa
Manning, Judith of Marietta
McBee, Louise of Athens
McClinton, JoAnn of Atlanta
Mobley, Barbara of Decatur
Mueller, Anne O'Quin of Savannah
Orrock, Nan of Atlanta
Pelote, Dorothy B. of Savannah
Poag, Judy of Eaton
Purcell, Ann R. of Rincon
Randall, Nikki of Macon
Reece, Barbara Massey of Menlo
Roberts, Danae of Columbus
Seay, Valencia of Atlanta
Sinkfield, Georganna of Atlanta
Squires, Mary of Norcross
Stallings, Tracy of Carollton
Stanley-Turner, Lanett of Atlanta
Taylor, Maretta Mitchell of Columbus
Turnquest, Henrietta E. of Decatur

What about them?

Nice list... how did they vote on the bill in question?

I don't know, I was just responding to the gender bias OC was throwing around. *ducks*

Although an interesting idea occured to me.

I find it interesting that they pass a bill like that in Women's History Month.

Nice list... how did they vote on the bill in question?

"The bill eventually passed 160-0, with no debate."

Right, but there are 180 members and we don't know who wasn't there or abstaining.