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Radagast
BANNED FOR LIFE!

Registered: Aug 2003
Location: Loc at Ion
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| quote: | Originally posted by igottaknow
reminds me of the time i posted the cover of a nudist magazine with a family on the cover and i nearly got banned. lolnublet |
Reminds me of the time I nearly choked to death on a rice crispy. Only one, mind you. They might seem magical when they snap, crackle, and pop in your bowl of milk, but one in your throat will put you in the magical emergency room. Required seb'mteen stitches, it did. Couldn't eat solid or liquid food for months, least not through my mouth. Couldn't sue cause of a technicality, either. I told 'em I wanna put a lawsuit on them there elves, and they says to me elves don't exist! Can you believe that? So's I askem, "Who maken the rice crispies then, if not the elves?", "Kellogs manufacturing plants.", they told me. So's I says, "If not for the elves, why for the cereal snap, crackly, and pop as if by elfin magic?" They didn't have an answer for that one. 'Course by that time a large black man in uniform and badge was pushing me out of the building. Now i'm banned from all court houses in the state of Louisiana, lestn I get in trouble and recieve a magical summonses.
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Jan-23-2006 16:07
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Cobalt
Trance Isn't Trance

Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Vancouver, BC
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There's a big cultural difference between Europe and the States on this issue. In many European countires women can expose their breasts on the beach, for example, and it's no big deal (which is how it should be). In America people are aghast at such immoral depravity. The culture suffers from some sort of pathological puritanism, even insisting that small children wear top pieces. I mean, at least we've gotten past the 19th century, where women had to bathe in dresses, but there's still a residue of repressed sexuality underneath the whole thing when compared to Europe.
As for the gay angle, I'm sort of confused as to why straight men would be uncomfortable around eachother, except out of some sort of prudishness and insecurity. For gay men it's definitely awkward to be naked around each other, but I don't see why that would be a problem for straight men, any more than I would care about going into a sauna with naked women.
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Jan-23-2006 16:39
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