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General / Re: Drama in the Free State

« on: June 11, 2009, 03:57:46 PM »

I kind of think this might actually draw more ppl to the state (FSP)…I know I'm considering it just for the entertainment/promiscuity factor. 

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General / Re: The Question Thread

« on: June 11, 2009, 03:55:15 PM »

Will someone PLEASE tell me how this can even compute in someone’s head rationally?

"Every day that we don't act, 3,500 American kids — children — will light up for the first time. That is enough to fill 70 school buses." - Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill

WTF GOVT???

My head is going to explode up!

Wait a minute, am I missing something?  Can a school bus hold 50 kids? 

(It took me a couple of readings to understand what "child lighting up for the first time" meant.  I was imaging kids with glowing heads)

HAHA…sorry Rill, it was an article I was reading on yahoo news about the new fed regs passed today to restrict smoker’s/seller’s rights.

They are all happy about it and making sure that everyone knows…IT’S FOR THE CHILDREN.

Wait a minute, am I missing something?  Can a school bus hold 50 kids? 

 

That’s what I was thinking about as well, among other things like if a kid – child – lights up for the first time, does that automatically make him a chain smoker who will be an addict for life? When I was a kid I smoked one or two and I was done with it. I didn’t like them… and I still don’t. It’s so absurd, they just say things that sound dramatic to get a reaction even if they are total non-sense.

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General / Re: The Question Thread

« on: June 11, 2009, 03:26:50 PM »

Will someone PLEASE tell me how this can even compute in someone’s head rationally?

"Every day that we don't act, 3,500 American kids — children — will light up for the first time. That is enough to fill 70 school buses." - Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill

WTF GOVT???

My head is going to explode up!

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General / Re: Chat with Strangers

« on: June 11, 2009, 10:50:24 AM »

I liked the guy i chatted with. He was in a neck brace...

You: hello
Stranger: hey there
You: hows it going
Stranger: good, today is my birthday
You: happy birthday stranger.
Stranger: thanks stranger
Stranger: are you a dude?
You: no...u
Stranger: yes
Stranger: how old might you be?
You: 27...gettin old.
Stranger: not very old
You: i feel like this is 20 questions... i like it i think
You: how old are you today
Stranger: good
Stranger: dont feel like 18 though
Stranger: i just finished high school and my collar bone is broken
You: that sucks.
You: so you just chillin then
Stranger: yep, music and movies for me
You: cool. sorry to hear about that. i broke my pinky toe once and i was bed ridden.
Stranger: collar bone's less serious injury luckily
Stranger: hurt more when i broke my finger
You: haha
You: so are you a daredevil? a superhero?
You: why do u keep breaking your bones?
Stranger: haha, no i'm stupid =/
Stranger: stupid reasons
You: well stop it.
Stranger: i'm planning on it

then i had to get back to work...I'll prob try it again soon. Very fun.

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General / Re: Penn Jillette endorses FSP

« on: June 11, 2009, 10:41:24 AM »

When did the definition of endorsement change from a pledge of money and manpower to celebrity mention in a positive light?

An in-kind donation of advertisement is great, but "good for thee, but not for me" seems tepid.

Penn Jillette even mentioning the Free state project is worth the equivalent of hundreds of dollars in donations.

ia.

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General / Re: Biggest Wastes of time

« on: June 11, 2009, 10:40:29 AM »

I'd have to say video games, work and pissing.

I wish I never had to pee...would save me at least a half an hour a week!

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General / Re: Last movie you've watched

« on: June 10, 2009, 04:22:34 PM »

American Swing.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1058058/

Anyone who ventures into "American Swing" expecting to see a documentary on Benny Goodman is in for one hell of a rude awakening - and that's putting it mildly. For the "swing," in this case, actually refers to the "wife-swapping" phenomenon that swept through middle-class suburbia in the 1970s. And no figure did more to popularize that trend than Larry Levenson - the "King of Swing" as he came to be called - whose "live sex club," Plato's Retreat, located in Manhattan's Upper West Side, served as the epicenter for so much of the action.

Let it be stated right up front that this eye-opening documentary is not for the prudish or the easily offended, for its footage is graphic and its language raw, often akin in its look to crude 1970's porn. It takes us straight into the heart of a scene that became famous for its flagrant nudity, its unbridled group sex, and - if the eyewitness accounts are to be believed - its really bad food (apparently, the smorgasbord that kept bringing the people in was of quite a different kind!). Directed by Matthew Kaufman and Jon Hart, the film features interviews with many of the now-aging club regulars who happily regale us with tales of their personal escapades there. A number of celebrities who frequented the club, as well as certain reporters and broadcasters who covered the beat at the time are also interviewed.

"American Swing" is most interesting as a social document, showing how the "free love" ethos espoused by the hippies in the 1960's expanded into the mainstream a decade later. Suddenly, ordinary businessmen and housewives, truck drivers and longshoremen could partake in the life of the sexually liberated. In his own mind, Levenson sincerely believed that he was serving a salutary purpose with his club, providing couples who didn't want to be stuck in a monogamous relationship with a more honest alternative to "cheating."

It is not the intention of Kaufman and Hart to judge the people who took part in what Plato's Retreat had to offer, but neither is it their intention to shy away from some of the less savory consequences that eventually overtook many of them: principally, the diminution of romance, rampant drug abuse, and the spread of disease. In fact, it was the sudden appearance of AIDS in the early 1980s that brought the decade-long love-train to a screeching halt. That, along with Levenson's own troubles with the IRS (including time spent in prison for tax evasion) and possible dealings with the mob, is what eventually brought an end to the place - and to the era of licentiousness that helped to spawn it.

So, was Levenson a trailblazing sexual revolutionary who made it possible for otherwise ordinary middle-class people to live out their wildest fantasies? Or was he an emotionally stunted individual who cast away the mores of society in a bid to fulfill his own kinky desires and make a kingdom and a name for himself in the process? To their credit, Kaufman and Hart provide no easy answer to those questions, neither for the prigs in the audience nor for the libertines.

All same for the movie itself - for even though Levenson's life ends sadly, "American Swing" does not play out like the typical cautionary tale. For, in the end, we are left to reach our own conclusions as to whether Plato's Retreat was in reality a hedonistic paradise or merely a moral cesspool - or, indeed perhaps, a little of both.

The only thing you can really do is check out "American Swing" and make that determination for yourself.

Wow, anybody else see this?  Would anybody actually want to bring their girlfriend to a place like this?

I, as somebody's girlfriend would not mind being taken to this.

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General / Re: The Question Thread

« on: June 10, 2009, 04:20:56 PM »

That sounds bad....no matter what you are talking about.

and question:

Anyone wanna be friends with me on Flickr? I could use the feedback...

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General / Re: Drama in the Free State

« on: June 08, 2009, 03:35:12 PM »

I have no fucking clue who these people are, nor do I care…but I don’t get why it’s a big deal that she slept with another dude (if that’s even the case).

I thought you guys liked the sluts, it’s funny how quick you guys turn on a girl for the same reasons you want to fuck a girl/find a girl attractive.

Makes no sense to me. 

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The Show / Re: Religion = Horseshit

« on: June 05, 2009, 02:12:30 PM »

Kind of "on topic"

But I read this today and it made me lol...the video is great...”It should be regulated!!!"

http://www.azfamily.com/yahoo_rss/stories/Phoenix-news-060409-billboard-god-atheist-controve.4c473c82.html?ocp=1#slcgm_comments_anchor

Awesome.

Stupid Christians are getting all pissed off and want it taken down. HA-HA

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General / Re: Chaos is the only sensible answer. [NSFW] Cthulhu is awake!!!

« on: June 05, 2009, 12:58:50 PM »

http://www.smbc-comics.com/index.php?db=comics&id=1533#comic

Funny shit.

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General / Re: The Question Thread

« on: June 04, 2009, 07:04:14 PM »

Was it that easy? I tried that and the kinds im looking for are all over 250... Am i that much of an rtard???

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General / Re: The Question Thread

« on: June 04, 2009, 01:57:16 PM »

Why is it that many women who attend festivals for women are the more masculine type of gal?

Probably because they are looking for women to...ya know...hump.

The same reason I go to "insert sports team here" games. I like the kind of dudes that attend sporting events, not the douchey type with the popped polo's that spill their $8 coors lights down my top while wearing their hats sideways. The regular dude in khaki’s and a T-shirt.

It's like you know what you’re going to find if you go to a certain place, so you go there looking for it.

Now, I have a question that's OT.

Does anyone know where I can buy a cheap airbrush machine? Like for cosmetic use? The usual places are turning up nada. I'm only willing to spend about $150.00…

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General / Re: Excellent breasts.

« on: May 24, 2009, 02:47:52 AM »

i like to punch a little...but i also would throw in the dramatic swaying. And thanks linds for vouching for my titties...

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General / Re: Excellent breasts.

« on: May 23, 2009, 03:20:38 PM »

hahahaha so true. Goths do punch alot...its all that anger they have deep inside.