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The sponsors of the website may have thought it unnecessary to include information on the [[Foreskin| nature]] and [[Functions_of_Foreskin| function]] of the foreskin, since the expected readers are foreskinned. | The sponsors of the website may have thought it unnecessary to include information on the [[Foreskin| nature]] and [[Functions_of_Foreskin| function]] of the foreskin, since the expected readers are foreskinned. | ||
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| + | The website, in an egregious display of insensitivity to the feelings of its [[intact]] patrons, uses the outmoded, offensive, Biblical epithet "[[uncircumcised]]" to describe their condition. | ||
The sponsors and purpose of the {{FULLPAGENAME}} are not identified. The existence of the {{FULLPAGENAME}} may be an indication of the ever-increasing number of [[foreskinned]] men in the [[United States]] and their desire for information. | The sponsors and purpose of the {{FULLPAGENAME}} are not identified. The existence of the {{FULLPAGENAME}} may be an indication of the ever-increasing number of [[foreskinned]] men in the [[United States]] and their desire for information. | ||
Revision as of 17:46, 7 March 2024
The Foreskin website is a 2024 addition to the websites that purport to provide information and advice on the normal, natural, intact penis, complete with foreskin.
The website is attractive to the eye and contains many illustrations, however, it does not provide citations or references for the sources of the information and advice it offers, so the offered information and advice cannot be verified.
The sponsors of the website may have thought it unnecessary to include information on the nature and function of the foreskin, since the expected readers are foreskinned.
The website, in an egregious display of insensitivity to the feelings of its intact patrons, uses the outmoded, offensive, Biblical epithet "uncircumcised" to describe their condition.
The sponsors and purpose of the Foreskin website are not identified. The existence of the Foreskin website may be an indication of the ever-increasing number of foreskinned men in the United States and their desire for information.
External links
Official website. Retrieved 7 March 2024
