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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/2/2007 5:37:09 PM   
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Instynctive, you work with John Kerry?


God no.. it's actually worse than that.. :-)

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/2/2007 5:46:59 PM   
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My guess is any ethnicity with access to rocket-propelled grenades and tanks...


And she said my answer was offensive...lmao

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/2/2007 5:57:31 PM   
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Domiguy confusion occurs sometimes. Babe.

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/2/2007 6:04:29 PM   
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ORIGINAL: kittinSol

Domiguy confusion occurs sometimes. Babe.


I will take that as an apology....According to Hallmark,  nothing says you're sorry like a gash shot.

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/2/2007 6:08:12 PM   
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domi, I told you before: all business CAN be arranged... behind closed doors.

Next time you wanna do bizness, mon, knock on da wright dooahr.

PS: anyway, we agree, they're all talking utter prejudiced crap anyhow.

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/2/2007 6:14:26 PM   
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Later on...I'll be giving you a little tap on yo' back door....Cuz I roll like that.

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/2/2007 6:54:16 PM   
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ORIGINAL: GeekyGirl
Obviously she was correct in terms of national average.
However, it is not true in the areas I live and work in.


You speak of the percentages in your cell block. Being female, wouldn't you work in a female cell block?

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/2/2007 6:58:41 PM   
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I vote for the "tear the kid's ass up if he/she needs it/keep score in the ballgames/stop passing out ritalin like it's chiclets" team.
 
And I have the hiccups, dammit.

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/2/2007 7:39:36 PM   
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Lev, you seem to have the hiccups.

Now, for a good smack upside the head: that ought to sort out what you were trying to say.

Aye?!

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/3/2007 6:45:46 AM   
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I don't think anything would ever be able to straighten level out. It would take way what makes level....level. * watches um rock out to rocky horror*

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/3/2007 7:20:55 AM   
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yea...I kinda like level the way he is.....

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/3/2007 7:28:08 AM   
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it is nice to see we got rather far into this board with only slight detours. Today is my fuck with PETA day. I don't know if anyone here has heard this dennis leary qoute but it goes, "Meat is Murder and Murder Tastes Good" I had this done up in a shirt front and back. Now why would i do this you might ask.. Do I have somethign against vegetatrians and PETA? to a degree. I respect anyone's right not to eat, good for you more for me, but what i can't stand is when THEY don't respect my right to continue to be an omnivore and some days its more to the carnivore side of things.

My sister in law is an ova lacto vegan - in english she doesn't eat eggs or dairy products or anything containing said items along with all kinds of meat. Now see she marrie dinto a family of BBQing fools but she has never once spouted PETA proproganda at us. She cook her stuff on the second grill while we cook up about 15 lbs of meat on average. Hell she gets bonus points for tell her um that he can choose to eat liek mommy when he was old enough to understand.

The other reason is i want to see the look any cashier's face as I walk up order a big as burger and then walk away. And if some veggie confronts me about it we'll just lapse into a very public debate that eating plants is murder to.

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/3/2007 7:53:11 AM   
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I agree crimson, I have no problem with people who are vegetarians, as long as they dont bother me when im trying to eat a steak. Ive got a cousin who's a vegan, and she does the same thing, cooks her stuff seperately at family functions, and since she is so accomidating about it, we usually cook something vegetarian for dinner when she is over anyway. Now, if Im out for dinner somewhere, and I hear someone complaining about those of us who choose to eat me, Im more than likely to order my steak cooked as rare as possible and sit there in front of them eating it so they can see all the blood dripping.

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/3/2007 8:11:28 AM   
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Taking the whole PETA thing one step farther...

For me, I could care less what anyone's beliefs are.. about food, religion, politics, D/s, whatever.

Just have the courtesy to not try to shove your opinion up my ass.

I'm not a huge fan of radicals of any belief, and the more someone gets in my face about how they are right and I am wrong, the more I will be tempted to push someone's teeth down their throat.

Live and leave me the hell alone.

:-)

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/3/2007 8:13:59 AM   
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Live and leave me the hell alone.


You must be one of those 'tolerance agitators'  I've been hearing about....

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/3/2007 8:14:33 AM   
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Hehe back in vegas there was a PETA rally outside of a KFC , big surprise there, anyways i went in side with my friends and we ordered a shit load of chicken walked out. and sat right down in front of them eating. Veins and eyes buldging everywhere it was fucking hilarious especially since they couldn't do anything but bitch. We made a big deal about it sayign how good it was and that maybe we'd get burgers next etc. one friend was so bold as the wave a chicken bone in the face of one of the protesters, you could tell he wanted to beat the heck out of my friend for that

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/3/2007 8:20:02 AM   
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It is a decent show and I like some of what is on it. Yeah he uses alot of other peoples stuff, but if they are selling it, why not.

A swat on the ass, or raising your voice to a child is not beating the hell out of them. UM's need limits and boundries. So if your 15 year old UM starts ripping apart the house, are you going to restrain them or just call the cops and have them haul them off to jail. Corporal punishment should not be overused, but it should not be removed as a possible punishment. UM's need to learn their are consequences for their actions, and you can come up with many alternatives. I have had to spank my UMs (22 and 15 now) very little (could count on one hand the times for each of them) while they were growing up. They both understand consequences when they break the rules. If you do not teach your kids that, I consider it neglect. In life their are consequences for our actions, why would you not prepare your kids for those? Many UMs today feel they have the power, they have no limits, they have no boundries and because of this they feel unfullfilled. Set goals and expectations for your UM, give them the guidance and tools to meet those goals and expectations, give them punishment when they knowingly step across those boundries. It started with actual abuse (beating the shit out of a UM) then someone went a step further, then another step further, and so on. Now there are laws against raising your voice to a UM.

Corporal punishment does not always mean uncontrolled violence, which many people confuse accidentally or purposefully. Each UM is different and needs to be treated differently. There are some that actually have ADD and ADHD, some that actually have learning disabilities. It is the responsibility of the parent to dig very deep to find out if this is correct. In my limited experience, I have found many parents cling to those diagnosis because now they do not have to accept the fact that maybe they are not being the best parents.

The prison population, has alot to do with the income brackets many people fall into. There are more poor minorities than the majority. As far as profiling goes:

Reporter: "So what actually led you to an arrest."
Cop: "We were looking for a guy that always wore a red baseball cap when doing these armer robberies."
Reported: "Is that all?"
Cop: "From descriptions the armed robbery suspect wore a red baseball cap, sunglasses, white tee shirt, jeans."
Reporter: "Uh huh. anything else?"
Cop: "He was about 6 feet tall, dark hair, and an athletic build."
Reporter" Did they say what race?"
Cop: " he was white."
Reporter: "thank you officer."

alternate ending

Cop: "He was about 6 feet tall, dark hair, and an athletic build."
Reporter" Did they say what race?"
Cop: "he was black."
Reporter: "so you racially profiled to find this suspect. That is deplorable."
Suspect: "yeah I was racially profiled, even if it is an accurate description."

So we will profile based upon all of a persons appearance, except race. If a latino gang is terrorising a neighborhood, are you going to question all the blacks? Also, if white is used as a profile, is not also racially profiling? Yes there is racism everywhere but uou cannot say it is always there. Racism seems to be the new catch phrase, just like "but what about the kids?" Remove the stupid laws on drugs, allow it to go commercial, and now all the junkies can get legitimate jobs as taste testers. If it is legal, it does not fill up our prisons with people that are not violent criminals, removes a tool of making money from the criminal underworld, and will forcing more education of drug abuse and treatment.

The government is the only entity that is legally allowed to force their opinion on you, and use deadly force if need be. More laws equal more power to that entity and less power to the people. Think about it.

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/3/2007 8:33:03 AM   
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If you insist... ;-)

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ORIGINAL: Alumbrado
You must be one of those 'tolerance agitators'  I've been hearing about....

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/3/2007 8:34:13 AM   
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Brilliant!

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ORIGINAL: CrimsonMoan

Hehe back in vegas there was a PETA rally outside of a KFC , big surprise there, anyways i went in side with my friends and we ordered a shit load of chicken walked out. and sat right down in front of them eating. Veins and eyes buldging everywhere it was fucking hilarious especially since they couldn't do anything but bitch. We made a big deal about it sayign how good it was and that maybe we'd get burgers next etc. one friend was so bold as the wave a chicken bone in the face of one of the protesters, you could tell he wanted to beat the heck out of my friend for that

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RE: Not For The Easily Offended - 7/3/2007 8:42:35 AM   
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ORIGINAL: GhitaAmati

I agree crimson, I have no problem with people who are vegetarians, as long as they dont bother me when im trying to eat a steak. Ive got a cousin who's a vegan, and she does the same thing, cooks her stuff seperately at family functions, and since she is so accomidating about it, we usually cook something vegetarian for dinner when she is over anyway. Now, if Im out for dinner somewhere, and I hear someone complaining about those of us who choose to eat me, Im more than likely to order my steak cooked as rare as possible and sit there in front of them eating it so they can see all the blood dripping.


Hey, save your money.  Get a job at a slaughtering house and see how long you keep your appetite for meat.
 
I wish I COULD get away from meats.  Sometimes I feel that it's like like being a vampire.. you need the blood.

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