Thanks for the URL, but I'm going to try an embed from Break. Music videos on YouTube don't last as long as some services.

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I guess you wished you'd never posted this. It's *dead again. This one seems to have survived on YT for a while: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybjH7qRT37k

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>> ^Octopussy:
Interesting topic that, as an ignorant European, I’d like to know more about. In the US (most states, which states?) how do you get contraceptives like the pill, or the morning-after pill if you’re a minor? Do you need a prescription? If so, can you be sure the doctor isn’t going to tell your parents? What ways do minors have to access reliable information about birth control? Of course, there are the interwebs, but if both your school and your parents have filters installed, do you have to sneak into a cybercafe?
I guess it’s obvious, I’m all for reliable information about anything to everybody, because I seriously don’t see how keeping kids ignorant is going to help (seriously, do all these abstinence-until-you’re-married programs tell the kids about how to plan your family and/or avoid STDs after your married?).


You have to get a prescription to get the pill or the morning after pill. I'm not sure about all states but in my state if you are low income or under the age of 18 you can get free exams and birth control. They usually have a candy dish filled with free condoms at the front of the clinic.

It's illegal for the clinic to notify your parents about the visit unless you are under a certain age. I think it was age 13 and under. This also applies to STD screenings, yearly exams and abortions.

I don't know how much things have changed in a last few years but my school and my state(Washington) were pretty good about the whole thing when I was a teen.

if I've helped one sifter, it was well worth the effort.

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Seriously, thanks!

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y'all should let me know who was having issues with this feature, and who has solved that issue with this tip. I'm curious to see who else was frustrated with this.

I guess that'd be assuming that you're not all a bunch of basement-dwelling recluses.

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>> ^Octopussy:
btw, what is the age of consent in Alaska?

16

[edit]I guess I should have finished reading the thread before answering that one. Sorry for being redundant... think of this comment as a hot spare.

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I'd like to know, too. I hadn't heard that part before, but it sounds highly suspicious. It's awfully hard to be someone's caretaker when you're sleeping 20 hours a day.

>> ^Octopussy:
Wait, wait, KP, source please. The daughter was pulled from school to help her pregnant mum? I thought that only happened in... Baluchistan. That's an even bigger story than the whole pregnancy thing.
>> ^kronosposeidon:

When Sarah Palin was pregnant with Trig, she pulled her daughter (the same one who is pregnant now) out of school for 7 months so that she could "care for" her pregnant mom. The daughter also allegedly had mononucleosis during that time, so she simultaneously spent 7 months recuperating and caring for her gestating mother.
Does sound a little suspicious, but I'm not aware of any other evidence beyond what I just stated.

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Don't worry about it, was looking to post it, but you beat me to it

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Thanks!

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Embed from Daily Motion (crappy quality, but you can see the run):