Fellacio and Sleep Apnea

To suggest the topic has anything to do with sleep apnea is BS. There are some pretty misogynistic comments as well.

I was going to refer someone to the site today but decided to hold off until this subject dies down because it doesn't accurately reflect the community here. It just goes from silly to more than anyone wants to know about some lives.

Oh, Elle, seriously.

rocklin wrote:Oh, Elle, seriously.

Yes seriously, with all the porno and sex sites on the interner for free, too bad you must find a useful site to ply your wares. locking a post like this is a sign of the persons lack of guidance, and serves no useful purpose here. Jim Goofproof

I'm appalled at the exclusion of homosexual references! And this thread is about as relevant to sleep disorders as http://rileylanders.blogspot.com/2007/1 ... olent.html

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Hi Rick,

red1 wrote:I assume there are sites and places, with people who are much more qualified, and who have a much better approach in the way they inform young people.

Why on earth would you want a stranger to tell your daughter about something as strange yet familiar, serious, funny, incredible, sad, and beautiful as sex?

God gave your child this gift, just as God gave her life. Not you.

Imho, it's not your job as a parent to tell your children about sex . . . but rather your incredible luck.

Just my opinion, Rick.

Mike

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Goofproof wrote: locking a post like this is a sign of the persons lack of guidance

I am guided by The Signal, Jim.

May I ask: what guides you?

rocklin wrote:

Goofproof wrote: locking a post like this is a sign of the persons lack of guidance

I am guided by The Signal, Jim.

May I ask: what guides you?

iI' may not be the correct path always, but for sure it's a different one. Jim Goofproof

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Goofproof wrote:iI' may not be the correct path always, but for sure it's a different one. Jim Goofproof

Hi Jim. I could be wrong, but I don't believe we've ever met.

So, if i may ask: How do you know your path is so different than mine?

Do you:

1. Love you wife and family?

2. Try to help those in need?

3. Try to do no harm?

If you answered yes, then we are much the same.

Even if, say, you have a passion for Expensive Italian HHs.

Or not.

After the first three, I say all other differences are trivial.

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rocklin wrote:.

Goofproof wrote:iI' may not be the correct path always, but for sure it's a different one. Jim Goofproof

Hi Jim. I could be wrong, but I don't believe we've ever met.

So, if i may ask: How do you know your path is so different than mine?

Do you:

1. Love you wife and family?

2. Try to help those in need?

3. Try to do no harm?

If you answered yes, then we are much the same.

Even if, say, you have a passion for Expensive Italian HHs.

Or not.

After the first three, I say all other differences are trivial.

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One of many things that make us different is I held off commenting on this thread until it atracted 11,000 views due to it's title, and the posts kept falling in a desending level of worth. My bad was to comment at all. Jim

rocklin wrote:There was an Austrian study recently that found that people playing the digeridoo decreased their sleep apnea by quite a bit, by conditioning their throat to open up more. Look it up.

So I thought this made sense, as it would be doing pretty much the same thing, perhaps even better.

So if I’m an idiot, then so are those Austrian researchers.

Not sure who wrote this originally, but I didn't know that Austria had a big didge playing population, so the sample size for the research may have been quite small.

131 wrote: Not sure who wrote this originally, but I didn't know that Austria had a big didge playing population, so the sample size for the research may have been quite small.

Austria definitely does not have a big didge playing population and the population in Australia is larger but still small.

The study was not a population study. It was a study of a small group of patients divided into intervention and control.

See http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/20 ... 094017.htm

Goofproof wrote: . . . and serves no useful purpose here.

Jim, on this I must respectfully disagree.

If this post made even one person smile or laugh, then for me, it's ROI is 1000%

Perhaps I'm alone in that thought, perhaps not.

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NightMonkey wrote: Austria definitely does not have a big didge playing population

And you know that how, dearest nightmonkey?

Yes, true, my statement is both counter-intuitive and somewhat demented, but until a large-scale, fully-controlled study proves otherwise . . . I stand my ground..

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NightMonkey wrote: The study was not a population study. It was a study of a small group of patients divided into intervention and control.

See http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/20 ... 094017.htm

Good link, thanks, nightmonkey. I'll have to see if i can dig up the full article.

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rocklin wrote: .

NightMonkey wrote: Austria definitely does not have a big didge playing population

And you know that how, dearest nightmonkey?

Oooops! I respectfully withdraw my statement. Play on Austria. Vibrate those uvulas!





http://www.bruckunst.at/festival/

I've found that just practicing the Didge is stimulating...like a strong cup of coffee. I relate this to the increase in O2 from the deep breathing and also to the intensity required for makes the buzz and squirt sounds inherent to Didgeridoo play. May be a confounding factor in the research.

I'm no expert but my Didge playing has improved to the point where I'm now working on variations and different rhythms. I actually think I developed a unique way to learn circular breathing which I've not read about elsewhere...so if anyone needs Didge learning advice, I'll try to help.

Far as Falatio...I like it.
Cheers,
Jamis

jamiswolf wrote: I actually think I developed a unique way to learn circular breathing which I've not read about elsewhere...

Anything you care to post here? (Preferably in a separate thread for what should be obvious reasons. )

There is a nice looking didge in the corner beside my desk that I have never dedicated much time to.