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post #76 of 88
11/1/08 at 12:19pm
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Originally Posted by rach2jlc View Post
You were in jail?
Which time? (Never for rape though)
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that there is ten years of celibacy talking...
No m@T, that ten years of celibacy was because I said no, not the girls.
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post #77 of 88
11/1/08 at 1:17pm
^You pick whichever time you want to talk about. And I'm talking convictions here, because we all know that Racketeering charge didn't stick.
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post #78 of 88
11/1/08 at 2:37pm
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^You pick whichever time you want to talk about. And I'm talking convictions here, because we all know that Racketeering charge didn't stick.
High School senior prank Convicted and sentenced for class B Felony Burglary. $500 fine, 250 hours of community service, 1 yr probation, 31 days jail time (I did less than that though... 3 weeks?) Date of release Jan/2001 That was the most recent. It was stupid. I know that now. I also know that I've been lucky and never been caught for anything serious. I've done some things that wouldn't have been so... amusing in retrospect if I'd have been caught. I believe that I'm reformed. Just so you know.
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post #79 of 88
11/1/08 at 4:24pm
^There is a steakhouse in my hometown that has a gigantic plaster cow out front next to its sign. Some college guys, as a prank, put it on a trailer and set it out in front of their Fraternity House. I think basically the same thing that happened to you happened to those guys.

I guess I get the principle of the law and such, but it was a harmless funny prank. Obviously, they didn't really mean to "steal" it, or else they would have displayed it so proudly out in their front lawn. But, the court felt otherwise!

ANyway, glad you are out now and I hope you didn't meet any undesirables in the joint.
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post #80 of 88
11/1/08 at 9:42pm
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Yes, it is a privileged life we lead; in addition to all of the "Scoring" possibilities, there's also all the free decorating tips!!!

You forgot the option of doubling your wardrobe by dating a guy that is the same size as you.

If I was gay, my opening line would be, "what size shoes do you wear?" or "is that a 42 regular?"
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post #81 of 88
11/2/08 at 12:15am
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Originally Posted by Manton View Post
Pepper spray means no, mace means yes, and a nightstick means maybe.

Glad I could clear that up.
Actually, a nightstick could mean yes, depending on what she's doing with it.

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Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim View Post
I was once otherwise. So much so that I am now this way to balance it out. Thanks though.

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Originally Posted by rach2jlc View Post
You were in jail?

Don't you get it? His experiences in prison are what have made him such a tender soul and have framed his perspective on rape of any kind.
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post #82 of 88
11/2/08 at 12:28am
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Originally Posted by GQgeek View Post
Don't you get it? His experiences in prison are what have made him such a tender soul and have framed his perspective on rape of any kind.
Oh jeez, like I've never heard that before. For what its worth, for the entirety of my life behind bars/locked doors/etc. I have seen (or experienced) exactly zero rapes, cockmeat sandwiches, guys named "bubba" and their bitches. Or any behavior outside the norm. I was mopping the floor at lights-out once in juvy and I happened see a guy getting it on with himself as I passed by his cell. I just looked away and kept on mopping. Thats about as scandalous as I think I've ever witnessed. I've been in a couple of fights - but I don't think they were sexually motivated.
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post #83 of 88
11/2/08 at 12:30am
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Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim View Post
Oh jeez, like I've never heard that before.

For what its worth, for the entirety of my life behind bars/locked doors/etc. I have seen (or experienced) exactly zero rapes, cockmeat sandwiches, guys named "bubba" and their bitches. Or any behavior outside the norm.

I was mopping the floor at lights-out once in juvy and I happened see a guy getting it on with himself as I passed by his cell. I just looked away and kept on mopping. Thats about as scandalous as I think I've ever witnessed.

I've been in a couple of fights - but I don't think they were sexually motivated.

Okay, now I'm interested... for what were you in juvey? Is this related to the same incident as before?

Do your Japanese family members refer to you as a "Yankee." (ヤンキー）
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post #84 of 88
11/2/08 at 12:33am
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Originally Posted by rach2jlc View Post
Okay, now I'm interested... for what were you in juvey? Is this related to the same incident as before? Do your Japanese family members refer to you as a "Yankee." (ヤンキー）
No, that was either for assault and battery, or drugs. I can't remember. I'm not sure exactly what my Japanese family members refer to me as when I'm not around. I know the look of fear in their eyes. Its the fear of being crushed underfoot. Oh No! There goes Tokyo! Go Go Godzilla!
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post #85 of 88
11/2/08 at 12:34am
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Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim View Post
Oh jeez, like I've never heard that before.

For what its worth, for the entirety of my life behind bars/locked doors/etc. I have seen (or experienced) exactly zero rapes, cockmeat sandwiches, guys named "bubba" and their bitches. Or any behavior outside the norm.

I was mopping the floor at lights-out once in juvy and I happened see a guy getting it on with himself as I passed by his cell. I just looked away and kept on mopping. Thats about as scandalous as I think I've ever witnessed.

I've been in a couple of fights - but I don't think they were sexually motivated.

I wouldn't tell anyone either.
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post #86 of 88
11/2/08 at 12:37am
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Originally Posted by GQgeek View Post
I wouldn't tell anyone either.
And I'm sure you haven't. the G33k doesn't want to be thought of as a "rat" or a "NARC" after all. He keeps the cockmeat sandwiches to himself.
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post #87 of 88
11/2/08 at 5:54pm
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Originally Posted by King Francis View Post
There is definitely a percentage of the female population that likes to be ravished (by the right guy, as Piobaire said). And feminist dogma about rape is bullshit.

And for now that is all I'm going to say in this thread.

"The right guy" = the guy who looks right, most likely. While it's been shown repeatedly that less attractive guys are more likely to be deemed rapists, the "No"/"Yes" gray area probably involves more than its share of attractive guys, because they have more access and possibly learn to disregard "No" responses. (Body language might unintentionally be more welcoming to the more attractive aggressor.) Unfortunately, it's also possible that when such situations arise, a woman is more likely to complain later if it involved a less-attractive man.
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post #88 of 88
11/3/08 at 4:44pm
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Originally Posted by Connemara View Post

wow i actually laughed out loud pretty hard. its more so the picture looks so set up and corny.
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