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If you're stuck in a relationship quandary, or if you're looking for sexual harmony,

well, there's nothing you can't pass on savage lovecast.

We are not alone, usually the top of the show. I'm all by myself. But sitting here,

the 23rd floor, the Washington Mutual Building in our glamour studio,

overlooking Puget Sound, is Jen McRite, who is a blogger, blogs at blagg.com. She is also a graduate student in

University of Washington and genome sciences, has a bachelor's degree in genetics and evolution. And

needless to say, you will not be raptured this weekend. Probably not. People, I don't think anybody

with a degree in evolution is going to get raptured this weekend.

I'm kind of hoping it happens, you know.

So, I'll leave me alone for a little bit.

I'm hoping it happens too.

I mean, it'll decimate the Republican field, as if it needed, required more decimating.

Yeah, it'll be an interesting weekend.

I figure it's win-win either way.

Well, you'll be listening to this after the rapture. The rapture is supposed to happen May 21st. We're recording this a little bit in advance. So if the rapture actually happened and Armageddon is going down, that's going to be shitty, but we are going to have one election cycle, at least, without those people. That's something to look forward to. And today it broke. it's on your blog. It's on a lot of blogs that the folks who have predicted the rapture for May 21st, the end of the world, are blaming the gays. And I think they should be crediting us because they were looking forward to this rapture bullshit. Exactly. And you know, it's funny how they have a specific calculation from the Bible that says when it's going to happen, but it's also the gays. Very convenient how that works out. I bet if you gamed out your Bible math, you could find out there was probably a prediction for Stonewall, too. So you really required a massive gay rights movement people coming out to bring about the rapture. You'd think they would have predicted that too. There's a gay variable in there somewhere. Okay, so what the hell are you doing here? So I wanted to give a little response to what was said a couple weeks ago about the G-spot and female ejaculation and call you out a little bit, Dan, for your lack of skepticism. Now, female ejaculation in the G-spot, all women have a G-spot, and all women can female ejaculate, provided that they're having orgasms correctly, and all women who can't ejaculate,

of course, are damaged goods.

That's what we concluded here a few weeks ago with a guest.

And that's what I wanted to talk about today.

So where did we go wrong?

So if you ever hear someone saying that every woman has a G-spot and they know the exact structure of it,

they don't know the science behind it because scientists really have no idea what's going on.

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