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Arachon

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also love how she wanted to become a BOXER, i mean really? what kind of dream is that for a fat girl?
Oh my! She didn't want to become a horse rider or a dancer, or a TV-person! HOW UNGIRLISH, it's a crime against nature!

 

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Stupidity must surely be a homozygous dominant gene......or at least in her case it is....
 

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Yeah unfortunately if you're male and so much as make eye contact with a girl under 16 you're a dirty pedo in the eyes of the media.

It's got to the point where, if I saw kids playing, it might make me smile, you know, the basic human link of seeing happy people enjoying simple things, now I end up checking myself, hang on, I'm looking at a child, is their parent thinking I'm a predator?

I've got absolutely no interest in young girls, tbh (generalisation warning) it seems any girl under 30 that I meet is too obsessed with nightclubs, shoes, and the X Factor to talk to me, so I'm certainly not gonna go for one that's gonna be obsessed with High School musical and Dora the explorer.

I only wish more people had seen the Brass Eye Special on Paedophilia, it may have been offensive to some, but damn, it said what needed to be said, the mass media are scaremongering us into a frenzy.

In case you're interested, and it was the most complained about British TV show ever until the Jerry Springer Opera showed up, here it is. Warning tho, it's tough to watch, but some of the greatest dark satire I've ever seen, AND they manage to slip the phrase 'roboplegic wrongcock' in, so that gets bonus points.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7jVnrfoZD8&feature=related

Such Fox style questions as 'So this girl was 3 years old in 1985, could I have sex with this 3 year old girl now she's 21?'
 

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I find it mildly hilarious, but i've been through shit like this before in my hometown. At my school we had a fourteen year old with a twenty year old, (Who failed their senior year twice.) and that led to some downright hilarity when the cops started running about.
 

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SenseOfTumour said:
Yeah unfortunately if you're male and so much as make eye contact with a girl under 16 you're a dirty pedo in the eyes of the media.

It's got to the point where, if I saw kids playing, it might make me smile, you know, the basic human link of seeing happy people enjoying simple things, now I end up checking myself, hang on, I'm looking at a child, is their parent thinking I'm a predator?
The really messed up thing about this pedo-hysteria is that when a child is obviously in trouble or lost, it is no longer clear cut if an adult (esp. males, for some reason) will get lynched or in legal trouble for approaching the child and trying to help. I'm not sure if I would take that risk, these days. Sure, it's a lot more actual risk for a kid if the (non-pedo!) potential helpers walk away, or keep their distance and call the cops, but the blame for that risk belongs to the hysterics.
In case you're interested, and it was the most complained about British TV show ever until the Jerry Springer Opera showed up, here it is. Warning tho, it's tough to watch, but some of the greatest dark satire I've ever seen, AND they manage to slip the phrase 'roboplegic wrongcock' in, so that gets bonus points.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7jVnrfoZD8&feature=related
Watching now. It's funny as hell.
 

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snowplow said:
I didn't expect 16 yr olds to be that stupid these days.
i did. my mom works at a high school that i volunteer time at, i actually got into a debate with a fairly thin girl about how "fat" she was and the definitions of beauty from back before america was explored to now and she claims i don't know anything and i'm a history person....she then asked her history teacher who proved me right and still claims i'm wrong.....
teenagers are some of the most idiotic beings on the planet these days. i was talking with a teacher the other day about learning now vs 6 years ago when i graduated, kids are all on cell phones all the time or playing with ipods or portable gaming systems so they don't learn anything in class anymore and the teachers have to dumb lessons and tests down so they can pass.
Didn't you realize? Expectations went out the window like 20 years ago, they're old haps.
 

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Not surprised, but sad that people still do crap like this. Just like when I saw a news report about a woman who was dating a man from Egypt threw email and about every month when he was going to fly to America to be with her one of his relatives would die. He would then ask for money for the funeral costs, every time increasing the amount. this has been going on for two year and she still believes he loves her. She was even attractive, not like Victoria secret model but pretty enough that she could find some one for an actual relationship. What makes these people so desperate for attention from people they don't know?
 

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An earlier post stated that this had nothing about the woman's persepctive in it, only that of her parents. That screams tabloid journalism to me, and shoddy at that. I want to know her view before I even consider pointing the "Stupid!" sign at her.

As for the risk of meeting people online, I disagree. I've met a number of Escapists and they're all fun people. I'd like to meet many more at both upcoming Escapisms and wherever else. Online-based relationships are included in that "Make up your own damn mind" attitude. Larenxis and PurpleRain (To my knowledge.) met online, and he's just got back to Sydney after several weeks spent with Larenxis thoroughly enjoying himself and sinking into a love-stupor. It isn't all bad.
 

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i'd gladly work as a gaming monitor, so i get to say "hey smacktard, here's a smack in the back of the head for being so nieve(sp?) and stupid: /instant ban"
 

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Labyrinth said:
An earlier post stated that this had nothing about the woman's persepctive in it, only that of her parents. That screams tabloid journalism to me, and shoddy at that. I want to know her view before I even consider pointing the "Stupid!" sign at her.

As for the risk of meeting people online, I disagree. I've met a number of Escapists and they're all fun people. I'd like to meet many more at both upcoming Escapisms and wherever else. Online-based relationships are included in that "Make up your own damn mind" attitude. Larenxis and PurpleRain (To my knowledge.) met online, and he's just got back to Sydney after several weeks spent with Larenxis thoroughly enjoying himself and sinking into a love-stupor. It isn't all bad.
Problem is, now I won't be able to trust Larenxis to stay neutral in the next Escapist Election. When is that, anyway?
 

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Lord Krunk said:
Problem is, now I won't be able to trust Larenxis to stay neutral in the next Escapist Election. When is that, anyway?
Not a clue. It's been tossed around as an idea, but no-one's actually organised it. I would, but I plan to run.
 

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Labyrinth said:
Lord Krunk said:
Problem is, now I won't be able to trust Larenxis to stay neutral in the next Escapist Election. When is that, anyway?
Not a clue. It's been tossed around as an idea, but no-one's actually organised it. I would, but I plan to run.
I feel like organising it myself, if they don't hurry up. It was supposed to start in November!

I believe Larenxis left it to Darth Mobius, being our President, to set it up, but he isn't around anywhere near as much as he used to.
 

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Darth Mobius said:
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Jersey would be cool too
Jersey as in New Jersey, in AMERICA? The American Hell? The State we LITERALLY make jokes about being Hell on Earth in every cartoon or sitcom, Jersey? You must live in the worst place in the WORLD!
HAHA! Jersey ENGLAND! It's near to France. :D
It's the place I went for my first holiday abroad, it was lovely.