Comments by "Banana" (@439bananas) on "The New York Times" channel.

  1. Chemically, they both look very different, so I find this a little surprising, especially given the risk of contamination from any unreacted thalidomide. Thalidomide has a piperidine ring in it, so it is likely to be more akin to PCP, that is angel dust to you bikers out there, as that is on the pathway to making that drug.
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  2. She could try pre implantation genetics.
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  3. I thought that there was little going on for what was being charged too, it looks exploitative.
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  4. TLC trust in the UK would not agree. Apparently the disabled make better clients, because they are less likely to be abusive.
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  5.  Susie X  People with disabilities do not necessarily lose desire or indeed not want romantic relationships. We are able-bodied and able to fulfil our own desires, many disabled also want to form relationships, but most able-bodied people do not want to take on the role of not only partner, but carer too at the outset of a relationship. As for prostitution, it has always existed and always will. The best that any country can do is regulate it to ensure that prostitutes are not subject to abuse, are free of STDs and taxed to provide revenue to pay for these protections.
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  6. Must have been either something to do with a lower dosage or the stage at which it was taken.
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  7. How about just being thankful that you and your loved ones are not disabled
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  8. Just be thankful that you and your loved ones are able bodied
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  9. Even disabled people have needs.
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