Herr Uhl wrote...
LadyDamodred wrote...
Technically, no, I don't think it's the way Fereldan men usually come. However, for the purpose of sparing our eyes, it's better this way in the game.
I take offence at this statement.
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Herr Uhl wrote...
Kryyptehk wrote...
Herr Uhl wrote...
LadyDamodred wrote...
Technically, no, I don't think it's the way Fereldan men usually come. However, for the purpose of sparing our eyes, it's better this way in the game.
I take offence at this statement.
Uhl, you have to realize that depending on where a woman comes from, she may have never seen an un-circumcized one. I never have, personally, so I prefer snipped.
Bewbs a few days ago, balls a few pages ago, now penises.
I've only seen a handful of snipped ones. And I've seen more penises than I could possibly want to see.
Kryyptehk wrote...
cmessaz wrote...
We now move onto.....asses?
I like big butts and I cannot lie.
I'm like George Washington in that respect.
I just can't stand the elephant trunks laying around Ferelden.Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...
And for the record, after witnessing both forms in real-life, snipped is a bit more preferable.. Both in the aesthetics and hygeine departments. However, it also has disadvantages. So an unsnipped Alistair certainly is no great detriment.
Aren't we all?Kryyptehk wrote...
cmessaz wrote...
We now move onto.....asses?
I like big butts and I cannot lie.
I'm like George Washington in that respect.
Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...
And for the record, after witnessing both forms in real-life, snipped is a bit more preferable.. Both in the aesthetics and hygeine departments. However, it also has disadvantages. So an unsnipped Alistair certainly is no great detriment.
Herr Uhl wrote...
Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...
And for the record, after witnessing both forms in real-life, snipped is a bit more preferable.. Both in the aesthetics and hygeine departments. However, it also has disadvantages. So an unsnipped Alistair certainly is no great detriment.
What disadvantages?
Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...
Technically, probably few, if any in Ferelden, come in the "trimmed" variety.
Until about the 20th century, Circumcision amongst gentiles in Europe was very rarely practiced. In fact, as late as WW2, it was even used by some SS/**** troops as a way of indentifying Jews, since gentile men rarely ever got the snip.
Outside the Middle east, the practice of circumcision is limited in the general population.
So, methinks that snipping the frumpy coat off the little purple helmeted soldier is probably a very rare practice in Ferelden.
Herr Uhl wrote...
Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...
And for the record, after witnessing both forms in real-life, snipped is a bit more preferable.. Both in the aesthetics and hygeine departments. However, it also has disadvantages. So an unsnipped Alistair certainly is no great detriment.
What disadvantages?
Kryyptehk wrote...
Herr Uhl wrote...
Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...
And for the record, after witnessing both forms in real-life, snipped is a bit more preferable.. Both in the aesthetics and hygeine departments. However, it also has disadvantages. So an unsnipped Alistair certainly is no great detriment.
What disadvantages?
Snipped men are supposed to not have as much feeling in their...sausages because the foreskin itself has a bunch. So sex isn't as pleasurable for them as with un-snipped men. But snipped men are supposed to last longer because of this.
KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...
Technically, probably few, if any in Ferelden, come in the "trimmed" variety.
Until about the 20th century, Circumcision amongst gentiles in Europe was very rarely practiced. In fact, as late as WW2, it was even used by some SS/**** troops as a way of indentifying Jews, since gentile men rarely ever got the snip.
Outside the Middle east, the practice of circumcision is limited in the general population.
So, methinks that snipping the frumpy coat off the little purple helmeted soldier is probably a very rare practice in Ferelden.
Yes, I thought as much.
Semitic contribution to womankind eh? lol
I personally have a theory on how the practise developped, as Semitic peoples were experts when it comes to breeding (the Arabian horse is the result of very carefully planned breeding). And I believe this practise is part of those breeding skills, applied to humans. But the theory is too long and way off topic to explain.
Kryyptehk wrote...
KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Yes, I thought as much.
Semitic contribution to womankind eh? lol
I personally have a theory on how the practise developped, as Semitic peoples were experts when it comes to breeding (the Arabian horse is the result of very carefully planned breeding). And I believe this practise is part of those breeding skills, applied to humans. But the theory is too long and way off topic to explain.
But I thought the trend started with the Jewish? Or am I wrong?
I know, I know, I shouldn't drag us off topic, but I'm curious!
Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...
Herr Uhl wrote...
Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...
And for the record, after witnessing both forms in real-life, snipped is a bit more preferable.. Both in the aesthetics and hygeine departments. However, it also has disadvantages. So an unsnipped Alistair certainly is no great detriment.
What disadvantages?
Unsnipped has better tactile properties during the act. As well as not as prone to...errr...unpleasant fritction-relarted problems.
Herr Uhl wrote...
Kryyptehk wrote...
KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Yes, I thought as much.
Semitic contribution to womankind eh? lol
I personally have a theory on how the practise developped, as Semitic peoples were experts when it comes to breeding (the Arabian horse is the result of very carefully planned breeding). And I believe this practise is part of those breeding skills, applied to humans. But the theory is too long and way off topic to explain.
But I thought the trend started with the Jewish? Or am I wrong?
I know, I know, I shouldn't drag us off topic, but I'm curious!
Jews are Semitic.
KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...
Technically, probably few, if any in Ferelden, come in the "trimmed" variety.
Until about the 20th century, Circumcision amongst gentiles in Europe was very rarely practiced. In fact, as late as WW2, it was even used by some SS/**** troops as a way of indentifying Jews, since gentile men rarely ever got the snip.
Outside the Middle east, the practice of circumcision is limited in the general population.
So, methinks that snipping the frumpy coat off the little purple helmeted soldier is probably a very rare practice in Ferelden.
Yes, I thought as much.
Semitic contribution to womankind eh? lol
I personally have a theory on how the practise developped, as Semitic peoples were experts when it comes to breeding (the Arabian horse is the result of very carefully planned breeding). And I believe this practise is part of those breeding skills, applied to humans. But the theory is too long and way off topic to explain.
Kryyptehk wrote...
But I thought the trend started with the Jewish? Or am I wrong?
I know, I know, I shouldn't drag us off topic, but I'm curious!
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KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Kryyptehk wrote...
But I thought the trend started with the Jewish? Or am I wrong?
I know, I know, I shouldn't drag us off topic, but I'm curious!
They made it into a religious duty, but no the practise was before them.
Some say it's Egypt. Other theories say it started with Semitic bedouins in the Arabian Peninsula (that's where the Hebrews come from originally, as all Semitic peoples). A main reason is to avoid getting sand in there, of course.
But I theorise that other reasons were at play, including increased performance.
Serissia wrote...
Sand in the foreskin... that must be brutal.
Kryyptehk wrote...
KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Kryyptehk wrote...
But I thought the trend started with the Jewish? Or am I wrong?
I know, I know, I shouldn't drag us off topic, but I'm curious!
They made it into a religious duty, but no the practise was before them.
Some say it's Egypt. Other theories say it started with Semitic bedouins in the Arabian Peninsula (that's where the Hebrews come from originally, as all Semitic peoples). A main reason is to avoid getting sand in there, of course.
But I theorise that other reasons were at play, including increased performance.
But how would they know about increased performance? Unless they observed from the horses you mentioned? Or did someone accidently get theirs snipped off and noticed it has benefits?
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