No not stop, I was with you all the way . . . .
Out of interest, if it takes, just say, 45 minutes for a Systems Go and you’re on 25mg dose (whether sliced up or otherwise), how long would you expect from launch to parachuting into the Pacific ?
Eh? Can’t say that I’ve ever clocked it, but the effects are definitely noticible for a few hours at least, generally longer than anyone should reasonably require it.
(Way TMI to follow.)
Seems you get the first one “free,” and can generally diligently keep on top of things without interruption. After that, things still recover much faster than normal (and you don’t really fully detumesce) so if you’re still frisky it just takes a minute or so of playing about to be ready again. Back at attention quickly several times, when I’m sure it would be impossible unaided. (No prostate fluid? No problem!)
I dunno, there have been times when I noticed an unnaturally firm presence three hours afterwards.
Seriously, if ED wasn’t such an embarrassing complaint, I think more men would exhibit drug-seeking behavior for this medication than for all the opiates combined… (“Aw, gee, shucks, I can’t get it up. Hook me up!”)
Best pill ever.
It’s pretty well established as a social drug in the UK now; Viagra and coke, the weekend combo of choice.
It’s also available without prescription and over-the-counter - albeit on a trial basis:
"The impotence drug Viagra will go on sale this week for the first time without prescription at three branches of a high street chemist.
Customers will have to reveal their medical history to a pharmacist, and have their blood pressure, cholesterol and glucose levels tested, before they can purchase the packet of four diamond-shaped blue tablets for £50.
Men will be asked to have a consultation with a private doctor, at a further cost of £37.50, if they wish to buy regular supplies of Viagra. If given the all-clear, they will be able to buy packs of four tablets for £21.25, which is comparable with prices on the internet."
Hump the rainbow.