"Thank you"? Bowing down before Johnnie Foreigner like that will have you primaried by a Teaper for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Veldan Rath
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"Thank you"? Bowing down before Johnnie Foreigner like that will have you primaried by a Teaper for sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Veldan Rath
Yeah, civility is totally unheard of by the Tea Party and solely the Provence of the ALF-CIO.
Welcome back BTW.
I have no idea what that acronym stands for, but I'm sure it's something awful. I was just joshing about your political climate.
One of the most powerful unions in the grand o USA
Sorry no a regular labour union.
And I'm pretty sure I managed to botch the spelling of an abbreviation as well. :)
Sorry, I deleted my message as it was wholly inappropriate in a discussion about Britons viewing porn :(
:D :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Timbuk2
I'll have you know it's called 'Cool American', not Ranch. Plebe.Quote:
Originally Posted by Veldan Rath
Watch it there bub or I'll sic my giant lobster on you.Quote:
Originally Posted by wiggin
I've never heard that one. I thought we, like, invented ranches or sumthing.Quote:
Originally Posted by wiggin
Can never really tell when you are joking and when you are showing how disconnected you are, but its a Doritos joke. But I believe the uk calls them cool original anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dreadnaught
Blue Doritos are Cool Original. Wasn't aware they were supposed to taste like ranch dressing but now that you mention it I do see a bit of a similarity.
On topic, just read this satiricial story published over a year ago but still very amusing.
Totally inept losers confident they can lock down the internet
Coming back on topic this news story shows why I dislike filters and why if need be I will opt-out of having a filter.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-23680689
That's a daily problem with our filter at work. The malware/scamware/porn sites we block only last until they get universally black listed. then some poor unknowing group comes in and ends up with their IP address or somesort and can't figure out why their boyscout webpage is blocked under "sexual material". We recently switched to Barracuda, but its just as shit as the previous filter.
The filter your Sky provider uses is so shit that it blocks sites that blocked sites redirect to. EZTV.it was able to trick Sky's filter into blocking news websites by adding them to their DNS.
Weren't you going to opt out altogether of that Big Brother's wet dream of a country?Quote:
Originally Posted by RandBlade
When I first saw this in the news it seemed a relatively simple distraction story. I still think thats the most likely case. Of course, they could request that all ISP's block pornographic material. And obviously governments love making laws that let them control the populace (especially if its helps "think of the children") but its surely not going to pass a vote of all the commons and the lords (who all watch porn).
Is there even any solid proof that porn is bad for people? How much worse is it than seeing violence?
I saw an article recently that said porn was bad because it made young girls think that shaving their ladyparts was normal and pubic hair was horrible. But I and most other men have seen a metric fuckton of porn in their lives and yet its not that common that young men think its a good idea to get circumcised, shave their balls and get shitty tribal tattoos. Anecdotal, but seems to me there might be more than the great evil of porn here...
Shitty tribal tattoos do seem to be a good idea to many :bulb:
Nothings going through Commons etc I believe as this will I think be self-regulated (under pressure).
All the porn these days is coming out of California and Eastern Europe, so I think future generations will be uncircumcised, bone-skinny with earrings.
florida is a huge porn hub. hell, bangbus was born here.
You mean Bait Bus?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ominous Gamer
never heard of that, googled it
http://i.imgur.com/R3X0i.jpg
As a porn-addict and occasional sex-ed er instructor i find this discussion bizarre
Wow, not sure what I was expecting but it wasn't that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Veldan Rath
At work. Too scared to google.
Hi, Spawnie! Couple of comments/questions. What percentage of your Commons/Lords are women "who all watch porn"? Isn't that a strange way to complain about predominantly male legislatures passing laws "for the children"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spawnie
I also think you're underestimating the gender and cultural aspects of porn. There's more than one article, survey, or study....showing that young women who've watched porn are often focused on the female, as an example of what men consider "sexy", so they can imitate that behavior. Young women aren't using porn like young men are, or for the same reasons.
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Originally Posted by Ominous Gamer
Same here :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Dreadnaught
GGT, are you implying men don't care about children? :bulb:
Anyway, if that's the reasoning then surely we should also ban things like Cosmo, right? :p Because if it's about pushing young girls to shave their ladyparts or become thin etc., they sure advocate that as well.
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Husbands who secretly watch Internet porn will have to confess to their wives when new family filters come in, UK Prime Minister David Cameron says.
From next year people will have to opt in if they want their Internet service provider to allow them access to pornography at home.
Asked by BBC Radio what that would mean for those who may access such content without their partner knowing, Mr Cameron said they were "going to have to have a discussion" about their surfing habits.
President Barack Obama is closely watching Britain's moves to block abusive images from being seen, and to track down those responsible for making them.
Google and Microsoft today bowed to pressure to rewrite their software to block 100,000 search terms used by pedophiles to access illegal material.
Discussion of porn between spouses is definitely something the government should take an interest in.
Next British move: force spouses to only tell the truth to each other and to buy presents for one another at least once a month. Both punishable by death.
Would you look at all the innocent naifs around here Rath.Quote:
Originally Posted by Veldan Rath
Mission Accomplished.Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleFuzzy