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  • No, they just loved the idea of you NOT having children.

    Submitted by grenadewizard on Jul 28, 12 at 12:46pm
  • your dad did.

    Submitted by polacke on Jul 28, 12 at 9:38am
  • Awesome parents. @polacke: not necessarily, in high school it was my mom who offered to buy me condoms. but she was cool like that, and my dad wasn't. Also--remember, I'm old--when I was in high school the condoms were still kept behind the drugstore counter and the drugstore only sold one brand. I would've been too embarrassed to ask for them.

    Submitted by GetOffMyLawn on Jul 28, 12 at 12:33pm
    • hey I attempted a child molestation joke.... and I'm old too..... 31.

      Submitted by polacke on Jul 29, 12 at 8:36am
      • hahaha I'm 46. It was in the mid-80s that condoms moved out from behind the counter to the aisles in most drugstores, largely as a consequence of people using them to prevent HIV transmission. Before that, people mostly worried about pregnancy, and women who had lots of sex tended to use BC pills, IUDs, diaphragms, etc. STD prevention wasn't that much of a worry; if you got the clap, a doctor could clear that right up with antibiotics.

        Submitted by GetOffMyLawn on Jul 29, 12 at 12:02pm
        • to quote community: Pierce "sex in my day and age was like shaking hands". Troy "hence, AIDS". :-)

          Submitted by polacke on Jul 29, 12 at 12:34pm
  • Costco doesn't sell condoms

    Submitted by x23 on Jul 29, 12 at 10:57am
    • Yes they do. I've bought them there. They're right next to the pregnancy tests. (Now, who would need to be buying a Costco-sized pack of *pregnancy tests*, I wonder?)

      Submitted by GetOffMyLawn on Jul 29, 12 at 5:30pm
  • Welcome to costco I love you.

    Submitted by Madcritter on Jul 28, 12 at 2:09pm
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