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Posted by The17sss on Oct-12-2008 07:18:

Planned Parenthood and creepy dreams!

So, I was out of town for a couple of weeks... got back the other day. Jet lag and all, I still had to work Friday, and my work consisted of visiting the Planned Parenthood office in Asheville to do some chemical testing. Long story short, I was there for about 2 hours... and during that time I got to see the whole gamet of people and emotions. Saw young chicks coming in behind their parents' backs, saw a couple come looking scared as fuck, saw a woman walking out of one of the exam rooms after finishing her "procedure" super happy and ready to party, saw the stereotypical business/professional girl going through the motions and yucking it up with the staff like she was there to get a manicure, and saw a lot of people who looked really ashamed if you made eye contact with them. The staff were all making tongue-in-cheek "abortion" jokes and it was just..... ugh.... eerie.

Before going in there I thought, "Who gives a shit? I'm there to do a job independant of what happens in that place, and that's all I need to focus on." But after being in there, knowing what was going on in some of those rooms 5 feet away from me really creeped me out, even if I'm all for a woman's right to choose. So, sure enough, I had a dream last night that I was in there, and I could hear a subtle splashing sound coming from one of the exam rooms... I was afraid of what I would see but I had to go in there and look. I looked in the toilet and there was a little fetus in there the size of a grape flopping around like a fish, it's veiny head and beatie eyes in such detail... it sent chills down my spine. This creepy feeling I woke up with has stayed with me all day today. When I told one of my friends I was doing a job there, he said "does that make you feel wierd at all?" and I said "nope... I'll take anyone's money." But now I wish I didn't go.


Posted by Arbiter on Oct-12-2008 07:24:

Re: Planned Parenthood and creepy dreams!

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
I looked in the toilet and there was a little fetus in there the size of a grape flopping around like a fish...


That's got to be the greatest thing I read all week. A+


Posted by Sushipunk on Oct-12-2008 07:25:

Re: Planned Parenthood and creepy dreams!

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
So, I was out of town for a couple of weeks... got back the other day. Jet lag and all, I still had to work Friday, and my work consisted of visiting the Planned Parenthood office in Asheville to do some chemical testing. Long story short, I was there for about 2 hours... and during that time I got to see the whole gamet of people and emotions. Saw young chicks coming in behind their parents' backs, saw a couple come looking scared as fuck, saw a woman walking out of one of the exam rooms after finishing her "procedure" super happy and ready to party, saw the stereotypical business/professional girl going through the motions and yucking it up with the staff like she was there to get a manicure, and saw a lot of people who looked really ashamed if you made eye contact with them. The staff were all making tongue-in-cheek "abortion" jokes and it was just..... ugh.... eerie.

Before going in there I thought, "Who gives a shit? I'm there to do a job independant of what happens in that place, and that's all I need to focus on." But after being in there, knowing what was going on in some of those rooms 5 feet away from me really creeped me out, even if I'm all for a woman's right to choose. So, sure enough, I had a dream last night that I was in there, and I could hear a subtle splashing sound coming from one of the exam rooms... I was afraid of what I would see but I had to go in there and look. I looked in the toilet and there was a little fetus in there the size of a grape flopping around like a fish... sent chills down my spine. This creepy feeling I woke up with has stayed with me all day today. When I told one of my friends I was doing a job there, he said "does that make you feel wierd at all?" and I said "nope... I'll take anyone's money." But now I wish I didn't go.


Your visit there was job related? What do you do?


Posted by The17sss on Oct-12-2008 07:28:

Re: Re: Planned Parenthood and creepy dreams!

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
Your visit there was job related? What do you do?


just edited the dream part with a little more detail... i swear it was so vivid. I can't shake the image from my mind!

I work for an environmental engineering company, and they had a fire in that office like 6 months ago... some of the staff have been complaining that there are lingering odors from that time that are making them sick when they are at work, and they wanted some chemical testing done to prove or disprove there is an actual chemical issue still present after the fire cleanup


Posted by T-Soma on Oct-12-2008 09:58:

Your dream about fetuses is making me hungry.


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Oct-12-2008 14:30:

Sounds like somebody was paranoid. They don't do abortions in Asheville.

http://www.plannedparenthood.org/he...ails.asp?f=2626

Your smiling girl probably just got done with an HIV or pregnancy test. Such a horrible, horrible place.


Posted by The17sss on Oct-12-2008 16:39:

No man they definitely do them there. Notice on the description link you posted it says this:

"Walk-in services: Pregnancy testing, Plan B, and birth control refill pickups. All other services require an appointment."


It fits under the category "all other services"... they just don't put the word "abortion" on the literature. One chick that was in there, the stereotypical looking business/professional woman was asked "is this your first abortion?" when filling out the paperwork.

Edit: that photo of the place on the link you posted gave me flashbacks...lol. I walked right up those exact stairs


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Oct-12-2008 16:53:

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At this health center you can come in for quick appointments that do not require a medical exam.


Look at the list of services provided: Abortion is not one of them.
http://www.plannedparenthood.org/he.../findCenter.asp


Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-12-2008 17:39:

Dude, do you really think they're going to openly advertise that??


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Oct-12-2008 17:46:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Dude, do you really think they're going to openly advertise that??


They do at their other locations on that website. My point was merely that they don't do them at that particular location.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-12-2008 17:50:

Ah hmm, I see. Yeah I suppose he did just assume they did abortions there. And really, I think anyone going to a planned parenthood clinic would feel any number of those same emotions.


Posted by gehzumteufel on Oct-12-2008 18:22:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Dude, do you really think they're going to openly advertise that??

Actually, he is correct in his "they don't provide abortions" assumption as look at the screenshot below.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-12-2008 18:26:

Wow thanks, Ben.


Posted by The17sss on Oct-12-2008 19:21:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Ah hmm, I see. Yeah I suppose he did just assume they did abortions there. And really, I think anyone going to a planned parenthood clinic would feel any number of those same emotions.


Yeah of course... that's to be expected. It was just diffrent for me to witness it first hand. Kind of makes it feel more real.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Oct-12-2008 19:35:

If it makes you feel any better, I wouldn't think twice about having an abortion.


Posted by Krypton on Oct-12-2008 19:35:

quote:
Originally posted by The17sss
Yeah of course... that's to be expected. It was just diffrent for me to witness it first hand. Kind of makes it feel more real.


Sounds like a death camp.


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Oct-12-2008 19:59:

Kind of still sounds like he's making shit up... again.


Posted by tryan1977 on Oct-12-2008 20:10:

Pretty sad stuff. Hopefully this incident has changed your mind and life.

Its easy for people to support this when they dont know the fact and how terrible and gruesome a process this can be especially late term abortion. Its all around bad not only for the death of a human life but also for the mother to have to struggle internally with her decision.


Posted by Audious on Oct-12-2008 20:13:

quote:
Originally posted by tryan1977
Pretty sad stuff. Hopefully this incident has changed your mind and life.

Its easy for people to support this when they dont know the fact and how terrible and gruesome a process this can be especially late term abortion. Its all around bad not only for the death of a human life but also for the mother to have to struggle internally with her decision.


I think you need to be aborted.


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Oct-12-2008 20:14:

quote:
Originally posted by tryan1977
Pretty sad stuff. Hopefully this incident has changed your mind and life.

Its easy for people to support this when they dont know the fact and how terrible and gruesome a process this can be especially late term abortion. Its all around bad not only for the death of a human life but also for the mother to have to struggle internally with her decision.


Don't worry - he agrees with you. Which is why he was using a manufactured memory to make a cheap political point.


Posted by tryan1977 on Oct-12-2008 20:16:

quote:
Originally posted by Audious
I think you need to be aborted.


cute.


Posted by tryan1977 on Oct-12-2008 20:18:

quote:
Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
Don't worry - he agrees with you. Which is why he was using a manufactured memory to make a cheap political point.


Make a point for what? Where's the scoreboard? What's the score?


Posted by Lebezniatnikov on Oct-12-2008 20:21:

quote:
Originally posted by tryan1977
Make a point for what? Where's the scoreboard? What's the score?


Welp, you obviously missed the point.


Posted by tryan1977 on Oct-12-2008 20:22:

quote:
Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov
Welp, you obviously missed the point.


So he scored a point with a manufactured story - I got it.


Posted by sean5 on Oct-12-2008 20:27:

a law professor told us about a case where a lady went to have a late term abortion and the baby wound up being born. because the doctor thought she wouldn't want the kid and that he was supposed to abort the baby, he suffocated it. fortunately, he was turned over to authorities.


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