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So, you like to "Sext". Better watch out, even if the pics are of you!
2010-01-29, 5:57 PM #41
The images were discovered last week when the girl's phone sounded during class and the teacher confiscated it.

Talk about embarrassing, jesus
2010-01-29, 5:57 PM #42
Originally posted by Jon`C:
99% of the time when someone cites 1984 they've never actually read the damn thing.


FEAR IS HOPE.

Or something like that.
the idiot is the person who follows the idiot and your not following me your insulting me your following the path of a idiot so that makes you the idiot - LC Tusken
2010-01-29, 6:41 PM #43
man, children are diddling each other, class stratification is growing obscene, everybody's doing drugs and lazily ****ing, the world's totally turning into an orwellian dystopia.
2010-01-29, 6:49 PM #44
lazily what??
You can't judge a book by it's file size
2010-01-29, 7:07 PM #45
****ing.
2010-01-29, 7:31 PM #46
Originally posted by Jon`C:
99% of the time when someone cites 1984 they've never actually read the damn thing.


I wasn't citing 1984, I was using totalitarinism (I dont know how to spell it) as an exaggerated example of how I hope our Government wont go so far as to control our private lives, as long as no one is hurt or killed. I read part of the book when I was a teenager and was bored with it. I saw the movie a little later and I thought it was poorly directed, but it gave an interesting point of view. I dont want to start a political debate because Im not a politician, and besides Im going back to work on my project and stop wasting time with these argumentive Forums. Jon'c go ahead and continue with your arrogance and entertain your fans after winning your debates with your intimidating intelligence. I guess the Massassi is your domain

Vornskr.. go fetch your bone and sit.

Echoman.. you probably dont have penis to experience premature ejaculation with.
He who controls the spice controls the universe-
2010-01-29, 7:35 PM #47
settle down.
2010-01-29, 7:45 PM #48
There's a really big influx of no-penis accusations going around lately.
>>untie shoes
2010-01-29, 8:30 PM #49
That's because they're the best kind of insults to use on a man. Better even than mom insults.

YOUR PENIS IS LACK
COUCHMAN IS BACK BABY
2010-01-29, 8:34 PM #50
Don't discourage people from making penis insults. It tells you everything you need to know about them.
2010-01-29, 8:38 PM #51
I find it puzzling because it indicates to me that members of this forum have carefully studied the genitalia of other members, and they don't like what they've found.
>>untie shoes
2010-01-29, 8:52 PM #52
Would you find it less puzzling if they liked what they found?
You can't judge a book by it's file size
2010-01-29, 9:00 PM #53
I have only seen one Massassian's genitals.
2010-01-29, 9:02 PM #54
Originally posted by Darth Dan:
Echoman.. you probably dont have penis to experience premature ejaculation with.


i have penis very much
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2010-01-29, 9:04 PM #55
Not to be infantile, but it's "have" a synonym for "like" in some dialects?
>>untie shoes
2010-01-29, 9:07 PM #56
wait, what?
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2010-01-29, 9:12 PM #57
It might be a lost in translation thing... I remember learning somewhere that have and like are the same thing in some language... or they're the same root verb that only differentiates depending on conjugation.
>>untie shoes
2010-01-29, 9:18 PM #58
japanese I think
2010-01-30, 4:02 AM #59
Quote:
wait, what?
He's failing to say you like penis.
2010-01-30, 4:48 AM #60
In Holland there is something called 'frisfeest', pretty freely translated it becomes something like a 'soda-party'. These parties are for kids between 12-16 (16+ is the legal age to drink < 10% alcohol), parents drop them of at these parties because it is 'the responsible thing to do'. A recent study showed that these kids kiss each other, start grinding and even have oral sex. I think everybody is exploring their sex when they've reached that age, they just shouldn't have the means to explore their sex in this kind of way. I mean, come on, interviews with these kids showed that they view women as some kind of disposable objects. Women themselves even view themselves as non-important disposable organic lifeforms.

This is just disgusting
2010-01-30, 6:44 AM #61
Originally posted by need help:
This is just Holland


heheh

but yeah that's pretty sad that those kids are like "hey women aren't actually people", and the women themselves think that way too!
Looks like we're not going down after all, so nevermind.
2010-01-30, 10:04 AM #62
Originally posted by Jon`C:
Don't discourage people from making penis insults. It tells you everything you need to know about them.

Yeah, like the fact that they have no penis.
Bassoon, n. A brazen instrument into which a fool blows out his brains.
2010-01-30, 10:13 AM #63
Completely off-topic:
What is it with people and internet that the discussion always tend to evolve in some kind of name-calling and penis-dissing flamewar? It's a discussion forum, you're supposed to discuss, if you're discussing, chance is there are two or more groups of people that share the same opinion and try to convince the other groups of their opinion. If you can't handle that, don't visit a discussion forum...

KTHXBAI
2010-01-30, 10:53 AM #64
Originally posted by JM:
He's failing to say you like penis.

No.
>>untie shoes
2010-01-30, 11:30 AM #65
Originally posted by need help:
In Holland there is something called 'frisfeest', pretty freely translated it becomes something like a 'soda-party'. These parties are for kids between 12-16 (16+ is the legal age to drink < 10% alcohol), parents drop them of at these parties because it is 'the responsible thing to do'. A recent study showed that these kids kiss each other, start grinding and even have oral sex. I think everybody is exploring their sex when they've reached that age, they just shouldn't have the means to explore their sex in this kind of way. I mean, come on, interviews with these kids showed that they view women as some kind of disposable objects. Women themselves even view themselves as non-important disposable organic lifeforms.

This is just disgusting


That explains it.
2010-01-30, 12:20 PM #66
Originally posted by Jon`C:
Photo labs have called the cops on parents because of this.
http://www.abc15.com/content/news/westvalley/peoria/story/Valley-couple-sues-Wal-Mart-after-kids-are-taken/pbLlMgUyukGjWhUsTuCyHg.cspx


That is seriously ****ed up. I really hate people sometimes. :mad:
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2010-01-30, 2:08 PM #67
Originally posted by Anakin9012:
That explains it.


Because 'sexting' is also explainable due to the fact that it originates from America?
2010-01-30, 2:13 PM #68
Originally posted by need help:
Because 'sexting' is also explainable due to the fact that it originates from America?


I think it's reasonable to assume that as soon as any place had picture-messaging cellphones, kids were sending each other nude pictures.
2010-01-30, 2:17 PM #69
I believe what needs to be done is impose a strict ban on kids. All of them.
Looks like we're not going down after all, so nevermind.
2010-01-30, 2:28 PM #70
We shall enforce the ban with machetes and lollipops.
2010-01-30, 7:39 PM #71
Clear example of the law being used counter to its intent. I'm sure we'll be hearing about "sexting" for some time to come.

But who knows, maybe having naked pics of yourself on the web will become the new miniskirt.
Why do the heathens rage behind the firehouse?
2010-01-30, 9:47 PM #72
Originally posted by need help:
In Holland there is something called 'frisfeest', pretty freely translated it becomes something like a 'soda-party'. These parties are for kids between 12-16 (16+ is the legal age to drink < 10% alcohol), parents drop them of at these parties because it is 'the responsible thing to do'. A recent study showed that these kids kiss each other, start grinding and even have oral sex. I think everybody is exploring their sex when they've reached that age, they just shouldn't have the means to explore their sex in this kind of way. I mean, come on, interviews with these kids showed that they view women as some kind of disposable objects. Women themselves even view themselves as non-important disposable organic lifeforms.

This is just disgusting


Agree, it is disgusting.


Originally posted by TheCarpKing:
Clear example of the law being used counter to its intent. I'm sure we'll be hearing about "sexting" for some time to come.

But who knows, maybe having naked pics of yourself on the web will become the new miniskirt.


I hope to god no xD
2010-01-30, 9:51 PM #73
Originally posted by Jon`C:
Photo labs have called the cops on parents because of this.
http://www.abc15.com/content/news/westvalley/peoria/story/Valley-couple-sues-Wal-Mart-after-kids-are-taken/pbLlMgUyukGjWhUsTuCyHg.cspx

But yes, Brave New World is much much much closer to what the world is becoming than 1984. 99% of the time when someone cites 1984 they've never actually read the damn thing.

It's still a good book.
2010-01-31, 12:03 PM #74
Really?

I thought it started dragging when the main character - what's his name? I never actually developed an attachment to him, or his girlfriend - found that textbook about forming an effective dictatorship, and then the novel actually became the textbook for 120 pages or so. Usually authors choose to reveal that sort of information through the narrative in a gradual and interesting way.

Orwell was a literary genius but, I have to say, 1984 felt like incoherent ranting.
2010-01-31, 2:06 PM #75
Was he not all mental with tb or something when he wrote it? I'm sure I read that somewhere.

Either way, my dad spoiled the ending when I read it, so I didn't enjoy it as much as I could have. I preferred Animal Farm. Allegory is fun.
2010-01-31, 2:09 PM #76
Originally posted by Jon`C:
Really?

I thought it started dragging when the main character - what's his name? I never actually developed an attachment to him, or his girlfriend - found that textbook about forming an effective dictatorship, and then the novel actually became the textbook for 120 pages or so. Usually authors choose to reveal that sort of information through the narrative in a gradual and interesting way.

Orwell was a literary genius but, I have to say, 1984 felt like incoherent ranting.

I found it fascinating, but I agree that it didn't really fit in and feels like he was writing a book and a textbook at the same time and then glued them together.
2010-01-31, 2:50 PM #77
Originally posted by Martyn:
Either way, my dad spoiled the ending when I read it, so I didn't enjoy it as much as I could have. I preferred Animal Farm. Allegory is fun.


Animal Farm is a fantastic book.
2010-01-31, 4:43 PM #78
I loved 1984.. just because it's probably overly detailed doesn't mean it isn't a great piece of literature.
2010-01-31, 5:12 PM #79
Actually, flaws keep a lot of books from being great pieces of literature.
>>untie shoes
2010-01-31, 5:43 PM #80
Then again LotR is very over-detailed =p
You can't judge a book by it's file size
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