leonid

yes yes, I understand, but once you’ve procured it, do you keep it or throw it away? It seems that the latter practice is frowned upon by the church as well as by God himself, with the consequences that follow in terms of guilt, eternal damnation, exclusion from the community of believers, etc. I repeat, for prudence it’s always better to keep it. At most in the freezer, so it stays fresher, but be careful that it’s no frost...

Of course, huh. I’ll place it in a small Polish amber urn. I would never want God to get mad at me too, making me meet the miserable end that poor Onan encountered. And you, excuse me, what will you do with it?

semi-lucidity? but have you ever read what he writes? no, because when it comes to lucidity, Burroughs remained until the end one of the very few thinking minds on the planet...
then if you don't like the album, amen.

Then Judah said to Onan (his second son): "Join with your brother's wife, fulfill your duty as a brother-in-law, and thus ensure a posterity for your brother." But Onan knew that the offspring would not be considered his; every time he united with his brother's wife, he spilled it on the ground, so as not to give a posterity to his brother. What he did was displeasing to the Lord, and He put him to death as well.

Oh yes. In fact, with a taste that sometimes seems a bit uncertain to me, the children born from assisted fertilization are referred to as "children of Onan." You can recognize them immediately. By their dark circles.

onan the barbarian alone

I hope the characters are nice and big...

but what topic? masturbation and optometry?

also because the diopters...

I immediately contradict myself: HERMAPHRODITISM AS A NECESSARY CONDITION FOR SELF-FERTILIZATION
This model is based on the observation that self-fertilization represents, in many cases, a significant advantage as it results in considerable savings of time and energy. In fact, it would have evolved and been maintained precisely in those groups where variability could be of secondary importance for survival: this is particularly true for certain invertebrates (trematodes, turbellarians, cestodes, nematodes, annelids, cirripede crustaceans) and some fish, particularly slow-moving or parasitic ones for which encountering a sexual partner can generally be difficult or unlikely. Such a model ultimately finds its justification in the observation that the first hermaphrodites were likely self-fertilizing, whether obligate or facultative, and from this condition all other forms of hermaphroditism subsequently evolved.