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13-Feb-2006
Marc Shoffman

Parents are outraged at a school guidebook which contains a chapter describing graphic details of gay sex.

The Daily Mail reports that a school pamphlet teaching children to 'talk dirty' and use cling film to avoid sexually transmitted diseases, is being used to provide sex education to students from 14 years old. It has already sold 60,000 copies.

The text is written in language and terms deemed more relevant to teenagers. It contains cartoons and expressions such as 'duh!' and tells young people, “There's no accounting for taste. Not everyone likes oral sex. Not everyone likes ham and cheese sarnies either.”

Full article in PinkNews

words fail me ...

Then don't rely on just words!

Funny - I was just considering last week - how do people like ham and cheese sarnies?

lol.
Using words such as taste, oral, sex, and cheese in the same sentence for gay sex.

Only Government staff writers could come up with this sort of material.

Calrissian: trying to think of an interesting tag to end...but can't.

I like ham and cheese sarnies...specially with some chopped onion and then fried

As for using cling film

Cling film has a nasty habit of turning out to be not as clingy as you might expect from it's title!

ham? onions? it seems a bit stupid tho. The cling-film thing I mean. If kids are old enough to have sex then they're surely old enough to find their way to an NHS walk-in centre and get some free condoms and some advice. I don't like the idea of kids having sex to young but if they're going to do it anyway then they should have the sense and advice to protect themselves against diseases or getting pregnant before they are ready.

Bloody cling film! WTF! a packet of condoms costs about 3 quid! If they can't afford that then they certainly can't afford nappies and other baby-related paraphenalia!




Is it wierd that I'm intrigued and curious about this comment and want to know more?