[BTM]

Originally Posted by CollinsE90

lol, 4 years at Arizona in economics, and working for your dad makes you so much smarter than me.

You're a hoot with a major inferiority complex.

You're the one bringing these things up...I'm the one with an inferiority complex?

Just because someone is smarter than you doesn't mean they have any sort of complex...or anything to prove. I know plenty of people smarter than I, and take the opportunity to learn from them instead of digging in and then changing the intent of my original statement, and then asserting there is something wrong with them. Get over it Collin.

Speaking of which, OP knows much more about vaginas than all of us. So let's continue with that thread.

[KGB7]

Originally Posted by Blake

makes perfect sense now. besides, anyone can win an internet argument with thesaurus.com

I prefer urbandictionary.com, its a one stop for all your online insults.

[BTM]

OT: If you take insurance...how big of a PITA is dealing with insurance companies? Are the insurance rates vs. "street" rates pretty much predetermined? How does collecting work?

[Gregxi]

Perhaps the question is not the size of a chinese persons penis but the incredible suction of a chinese womans vagina??

So the question for the OP... has your wedding ring ever been sucked through your glove while examaning a chinese patient?

A yes answer would return things to normal around here

[Trijicon]

Originally Posted by BTM

OT: If you take insurance...how big of a PITA is dealing with insurance companies? Are the insurance rates vs. "street" rates pretty much predetermined? How does collecting work?

Working in medical reimbursement field, I thought I'd chime in. Ins rates are for the most part predetermined. The big five payers usually use the MediCare rates as a guide and increase their rates by a set percentage. These rates or "fee schedules" are shared with all healthcare providers and change annually. Now "street" rates are pretty much a toss up (I'm assuming you mean "street" rates as patients paying in cash, with no insurance). Any doc can pretty much charge what ever they want. Depending on how much of a dick they feel that day. In most all cases, it much much higher than the ins rate.

[Gregxi]

Originally Posted by Trijicon

Working in medical reimbursement field, I thought I'd chime in. Ins rates are for the most part predetermined. The big five payers usually use the MediCare rates as a guide and increase their rates by a set percentage. These rates or "fee schedules" are shared with all healthcare providers and change annually. Now "street" rates are pretty much a toss up (I'm assuming you mean "street" rates as patients paying in cash, with no insurance). Any doc can pretty much charge what ever they want. Depending on how much of a dick they feel that day. In most all cases, it much much higher than the ins rate.

I am pretty sure the only dick they feel is their own

[M3Bahn]

Originally Posted by DM1

I couldn't find if this question has been asked but....

Does having a large penis increases the chances of getting a woman pregnant? Does it actually reaches further hence gets the sperm right into place?

Sperm competition

Magnetic imaging studies of heterosexual couples having sex reveal that, during coitus, the typical penis completely expands and occupies the vaginal tract, and with full penetration can even reach the woman’s cervix and lift her uterus. This combined with the fact that human ejaculate is expelled with great force and considerable distance (up to two feet if not contained), suggests that men are designed to release sperm into the uppermost portion of the vagina possible. Thus, in a theoretical paper published in the journal Evolutionary Psychology in 2004, Gallup and coauthor, Rebecca Burch, conjecture that, “A longer penis would not only have been an advantage for leaving semen in a less accessible part of the vagina, but by filling and expanding the vagina it also would aid and abet the displacement of semen left by other males as a means of maximizing the likelihood of paternity.”

http://www.scientificamerican.com/ar...of-the-phallus

[timmahh]

^^ Fixed:

Magnetic imaging studies of heterosexual couples having sex reveal that, during coitus, the typical penis completely expands and occupies the vaginal tract, and with full penetration can even reach the woman’s cervix and lift her uterus. This combined with the fact that human ejaculate is expelled with great force and considerable distance (up to two feet if not contained), suggests that men are designed to release sperm into the uppermost portion of the vagina possible. Thus, in a theoretical paper published in the journal Evolutionary Psychology in 2004, Gallup and coauthor, Rebecca Burch, conjecture that, “A longer penis would not only have been an advantage for leaving semen in a less accessible part of the vagina, but by filling and expanding the vagina it also would aid and abet the displacement of semen left by other males as a means of maximizing the likelihood of paternity during gang bangs.”

[DM1]

So I guess after all this discussion that my question is indeed a valid one and that in fact having a bigger penis increases the chances of pregnancy as sperm is delivered closer to the cervix and uterus. Maybe not a variable that has a higher percentage of influence but still counts.

I'd like the Doc. to give some input about this.

[Turkeybaster115]

Ok, since teh C0ck took over the discussions, this thread should now be entitled: "ask a urologist anything"

[andyl]

is 'Plan B', the morning after pill, effective? especially when the chick is ovulating

[M3Bahn]

Originally Posted by DM1

So I guess after all this discussion that my question is indeed a valid one and that in fact having a bigger penis increases the chances of pregnancy as sperm is delivered closer to the cervix and uterus. Maybe not a variable that has a higher percentage of influence but still counts.

I'd like the Doc. to give some input about this.

I don't think it matters much since they say it's around 3-4" deep and most guys can beat that.

[Turkeybaster115]

Ok, the thread should now be renamed: I LOVE PeNoR.

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by DM1

So I guess after all this discussion that my question is indeed a valid one and that in fact having a bigger penis increases the chances of pregnancy as sperm is delivered closer to the cervix and uterus. Maybe not a variable that has a higher percentage of influence but still counts.

I'd like the Doc. to give some input about this.

The size of the penis does not matter ...the only thing that matters is the quality of the sperm...some guys have good sperm others guys not so good

[ideliver]

Originally Posted by andyl

is 'Plan B', the morning after pill, effective? especially when the chick is ovulating

Yep...but it should only be used as a back up...you are better off with a condom!!!

Don't get trapped!!!

[AngelinIsRich08]

Originally Posted by BTM

OT: If you take insurance...how big of a PITA is dealing with insurance companies? Are the insurance rates vs. "street" rates pretty much predetermined? How does collecting work?

Docs charge by the amount of work they do; i.e. writing down how much time was spent with the patient, any discharge summaries, how long their notes are on the patient, time spent with family and with other doctors, etc. They also usually have to charge double what they think they earned so that they receive their original payment (ins. companies and Medicare pay half of what is billed, I.e. you charge $500 the ins company pays $250). There are other reasons doctors get paid too but these are the most common reasons. Docs, unless they work for a larger company, usually have a billing company that takes care of payments from insurers and all they have to provide are reports and billing codes. I'm not sure if OB/GYN's work and bill the same way but this is the way physicians and other specialists charge. And usually patients that pay out of pocket never pay what the physician charges in full amount, usually less than 5%. Haha. Docs do a lot of charity work.

[CarbonAlpine]

Great thread

[Alpha_Zulu]

This thread is all sorts of win.

[matthewk]

Originally Posted by AngelinIsRich08

Docs charge by the amount of work they do; i.e. writing down how much time was spent with the patient, any discharge summaries, how long their notes are on the patient, time spent with family and with other doctors, etc. They also usually have to charge double what they think they earned so that they receive their original payment (ins. companies and Medicare pay half of what is billed, I.e. you charge $500 the ins company pays $250). There are other reasons doctors get paid too but these are the most common reasons. Docs, unless they work for a larger company, usually have a billing company that takes care of payments from insurers and all they have to provide are reports and billing codes. I'm not sure if OB/GYN's work and bill the same way but this is the way physicians and other specialists charge. And usually patients that pay out of pocket never pay what the physician charges in full amount, usually less than 5%. Haha. Docs do a lot of charity work.

Are you an MD? I am guessing no, this is all largely hyperbole.

[GregTheStig]

Originally Posted by ideliver

Fire away

Have you really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

[Kong Sheng Han]

Originally Posted by GregTheStig

Have you really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?

Am I the only one who cannot comprehend this post?

[GregTheStig]

Originally Posted by Kong Sheng Han

Am I the only one who cannot comprehend this post?

Sorry I was going to ask a real question then got nervous at the thought of vaginas and fucked it all up.