Viagra causes “cock” fight
Words were exchanged and fists flew as two men waiting to be treated for Priapism (Priapism is a persistent, usually painful, erection that lasts for more than four hours and occurs without sexual stimulation. The condition develops when blood in the penis becomes trapped and unable to drain. If the condition is not treated immediately, it can lead to scarring and permanent erectile dysfunction, very often caused by medications like Viagra.) began fighting over who would be examined first.
George Johnson came to the ER complaining of “something being wrong with my dick,” at about the same time as Paul Johnson, who had a similar complaint, described by him in the less vernacular as “Priapism.”
Pfizer Sued by AIDS Treatment Group for Selling Sex
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) told Reuters news service that it is planning to file a lawsuit against Pfizer in order to bar the company from continuing to promote Viagra as a sexual enhancement drug. AHF says that Pfizer has been marketing its blockbuster impotence pill as a lifestyle improvement, rather than a treatment for a health care problem. AHF says that the company’s marketing approach has encouraged men to engage in risky behavior, and has had a direct impact on the increase in HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases.
Things to Consider When Buying Viagra Online
When buying Viagra online, there are a number of things that you need to consider. For one, you have to be sure that the Viagra is of top quality and that the pharmacy is FDA approved.
Remember that Viagra usually comes with a prescription. There are sites online however that requires no prescription from the buyer. These sites should be accessed with caution because sometimes, no prescription required is a sign of non-adherence to FDA standards. You can get your health compromised buying from these sites. Though there are some decent sites online that do offer promos such as free Viagra tablets or low prices when you buy online from them.
Planespotting: Viagra Edition
Rush Limbaugh is like David Geffen in that he will never freaking learn.Background info: we recently became infatuated with Rush Limbaugh; as such, we dedicate this edition of Planespotting to him, his Viagra, and an actual, real life story!
We’re not sure when it started, or why, but lately, R. Limbaugh’s all we can think about. What’s he doing, where’s he going, what’s he thinking, will he come over tonight, should we call him or should we wait for him to call us (he did say he’d call…but that was three days ago!)? To be honest, it’s time-consuming and tedious and if we could kick our habit for that big bowl of conservative radio talking love we would, but, thing of it is, we can’t. Like they say, “Kicking coke is one thing, but Rush?
Planespotting: Billy O’Reilly Thinks Limbaugh Was Setup
Just when you thought our relationship with Bill O’Reilly was out-the-door, done, finished, over, finito—there was an incident at a cocktail party last month, don’t really want to get into it—Papa Bear goes and does something that just reels us right back in to that big, furry, pundit o’ love embrace, hook, line and sinker.
And you know what? There’s no place we’d rather be; it feels like coming home. On Tuesday, we reported that Rush Limbaugh—our Rush Limbaugh—had been detained in a Palm Beach airport, coming back from the Dominican Republic, for having a bottle of Viagra prescribed to someone else in his carry-on bag. And, boy, were we upset. Actually, we weren’t upset—we were blood-boilingly livid.
Viagra Gel
A British-based pharmaceutical company says it plans to introduce an impotence gel that would rival Viagra.
The non-prescription gel — to enter into clinical trials later this year — is designed to be applied directly to the penis for the treatment of erectile dysfunction, The Times of London reported.
The gel — being developed by Britain’s Futura Medical Plc in collaboration with GlaxoSmithKline in the United States — would compete with Pfizer Inc.’s Viagra in the multi-billion dollar anti-impotence market, the newspaper said.
