Google Experts coming to GFY in search of an answer?
 

It appears the Google Experts are coming to GFY to find an answer to the question I posed to them - now with a guaranteed $200 USD fee to be paid!

The question being ...
"Is vaginal orgasm a lie?"
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=412052

And in that discussion an official reply from an "expert" NOT a comment - but an expert - was ...

"No, you cannot declare yourself an expert if you know something that Google Answers Researchers don't know.
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Therefore, they must have come to GFY and read the thread
"Can I declare myself an Expert if the Google Experts can't answer the question? "

http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showth...adid=369056&s=

I see no other logical conclusion.
imo

yawn

Yawn to this community.
But it's primary audience was not this community!

[smirk]

although some here would find it interesting.

Everyone together now...

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roflmao
Google experts have STILL not provided an answer to "Is vaginal orgasm a lie?"

What you don't know is the question is "loaded".
Any of the "yawners" want to take a stab at why I say that?


TOPIC: Is vaginal orgasm a lie?
Where a person will have an orgasm from stimulation of their
clitoris-glans, and where a person will have an irritation "orgasm
like" response from stimulation of their G-spot (prostate or urethral sponge), will a female orgasm from stimulation of the vaginal walls only (NOT - g-spot)?

Quite simply, is vaginal orgasm a lie?


http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=412052

freak

I try to ignore him, I really do. But it's sort of like the fly that keeps buzzing around your head, you try to ignore and ignore and ignore but in the end you wind up taking slaps at him anyway even though you know it won't change one fucking thing :helpme

so fucking banned!

Exactly ...
Its the persona of arrogance and "know-it-all" that makes people come back and allows me to do my job of creating "intercourse" (social discussion).

The fact is though ...
the question - "Is vaginal orgasm a lie?" strikes to the heart of female sexual equality.

It's a good question - not a bad one.

It really makes both genders think.
And that's it purpose.

No, that is what makes folks hate you and want to knock you down, stomp on your ass and feed your carcass to the pigs.

It might be a good question for a forum involved with sexuality, but it is the wrong question for an adult webmaster board. For the most part Adult Webmasters sell sex, not sexuality and most of us (imho) could care less what the answer to that question would be except as it pertains to our significant other(s).

The only thinking that that has provoked on this board are the various methods of getting rid of you and which would be the most painful and therefore the most worthwhile.

People luv to hate ...
hate me ...
make me money ...
get the message out ...
I'm okay with that!

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It might be a good question for a forum involved with sexuality, but it is the wrong question for an adult webmaster board. For the most part Adult Webmasters sell sex, not sexuality and most of us (imho) could care less what the answer to that question would be except as it pertains to our significant other(s).

The selling of "sex" means both masturbation material AND real knowledge. The selling of real knowledge is an untapped niche. IMO

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The only thinking that that has provoked on this board are the various methods of getting rid of you and which would be the most painful and therefore the most worthwhile.

wrong ...
2 people voted "vaginal orgasm is a lie"
and I was not one of them.

Now post the WHOLE comment because the Google Expert pretty much pinned you with his comment.....

Request for Question Clarification by politicalguru-ga on 09 Oct 2004 02:23 PDT
No, you cannot declare yourself an expert if you know something that
Google Answers Researchers don't know. That is, if they don't know. As
you can see, there are many views on this question, despite some
attempts to think that everything is black and white. There are
probably things that you don't know about female anatomy, being such a
wonderful webmaster.

I would also add: it takes a certain kind of person to be sure that
they know everything, never ask anything they don't know anything
about, and ask questions, to which they claim to know the answer.

Moreover, if you never ask a question to which you don't know the
answer, why ask them anyways? I wouldn't mind, given my financial
sitution, receiving some $150 for your question, but then again, why
should I spend my time doing research for someone who thinks they
already know the answer?


Yeah, yeah, start with your childishl name calling, Master Blogger. Here, I'll help you....
sexeducation: "shut up you fat mouth bitch"
sexeducation: "I'm waiting for my apology"
sexeducation: "You're a GFY sheep, bitch"
blah, blah, fucking blah.

My question to you, sexeducation, is why don't you go to the medical forum's and psychology forums and discuss human sexuality there? Why don't you "own" the M.D.'s and PhD's on these forums with ALL your knowledge? Go ahead, go find a MD forum and impress the big dog's with your knowledge.

I can not, I think, post the whole comment as it is against their rules of use I believe.

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Request for Question Clarification by politicalguru-ga on 09 Oct 2004 02:23 PDT No, you cannot declare yourself an expert if you know something that Google Answers Researchers don't know. That is, if they don't know. As you can see, there are many views on this question, despite some attempts to think that everything is black and white. There are probably things that you don't know about female anatomy, being such a wonderful webmaster. I would also add: it takes a certain kind of person to be sure that they know everything, never ask anything they don't know anything about, and ask questions, to which they claim to know the answer. Moreover, if you never ask a question to which you don't know the answer, why ask them anyways? I wouldn't mind, given my financial sitution, receiving some $150 for your question, but then again, why should I spend my time doing research for someone who thinks they already know the answer?

I then posted that the $200 USD would be paid to the best answer guaranteed.

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Yeah, yeah, start with your childishl name calling, Master Blogger. Here, I'll help you.... sexeducation: "shut up you fat mouth bitch" sexeducation: "I'm waiting for my apology" sexeducation: "You're a GFY sheep, bitch" blah, blah, fucking blah.

I tend to only do that when you do NOT stay focussed on the topic thread and only insult. I can insult VERY well - why should it only be you which can insult me?

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My question to you, sexeducation, is why don't you go to the medical forum's and psychology forums and discuss human sexuality there? Why don't you "own" the M.D.'s and PhD's on these forums with ALL your knowledge? Go ahead, go find a MD forum and impress the big dog's with your knowledge.

Aahhh ...
I thought Google Experts was a good start.
They are supposed to be "Doctors" and "Professionals" right?


Also, there are 28 days left in the question bid.
I intend to use all 28 days.
When you are a MasterBlogger like myself - you need to have patience with your posts.

Finally, what the hell does the above post made by this "expert" have to do with the question posed?

"Is vaginal orgasm a lie?"

NOTHING ...it's just an attack on the messenger and not the message - something you tend to do.

He addressed your question with this comment....

"As you can see, there are many views on this question, despite some
attempts to think that everything is black and white. There are
probably things that you don't know about female anatomy, being such a
wonderful webmaster."

And that is probably the best answer you'll ever receive. There is evidence supporting both sides and it's not black or white, it's called gray.

As I posted after that ...
at the end of the 28 days I will post my answer.

The parameters of the question are very specific.

"Will a female orgasm from stimulation of the vaginal walls only (NOT - gspot)?"
It is NOT grey - it is a specific yes or no answer question.

However, you need to read the reply to which the above auther is "defending" and it contains "inconsistencies" with modern research.