There is a looney on this forum.... and the looney on this forum is the one who is reading this post.
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Quote from: Semicolon on January 06, 2011, 12:16:07 PMWeren't you the one who posted that article on pruno?Pruno? I sent her to get PORNO! She doesn't listen.
Weren't you the one who posted that article on pruno?
americans when will you guys allow boobs at normal non-nude beaches? when? here we may even have boobs in city parks oh you guys can dreaaaaam there was a case maybe a decade ago, i heard on the radio, how a guy was fined for calling a cop "horse cock" (which is a common curse word here), while another got clean away with "wood cock"
Boobs should be allowed anywhereI wouldn't like to look at old people's boobs or fat people's boobs, but they should be allowed
Quote from: Heinrich on January 06, 2011, 06:39:25 PMBoobs should be allowed anywhereI wouldn't like to look at old people's boobs or fat people's boobs, but they should be allowedI agree. I don't want to look at an old mans manboobs, but I still think he should be allowed to walk around bare-chested if he wants.
WHAT?!?I don't want to look at some guy's schlong!
Jesus died on the cross to show us that BDSM is a legitimate form of love.
There is only one truth and it is that people do have penises of different sizes and one of them is the longest.
yeah wtf penis/vagina shouldn't be allowed for hygiene reasons, but boobs are fine
I don't think you'd want to be around tits that suck cock and fuck mothers. They sound dangerous.
They would be disrespectful in church,
Quote from: Queen Victoria on January 07, 2011, 06:59:42 PM They would be disrespectful in church,I'm not interested in women who go to church
Judge strikes down NC ban on public profanity(AP) – 13 hours agoRALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A North Carolina judge has struck down a 98-year-old state ban on public profanity.Superior Court Judge Allen Baddour dismissed a misdemeanor charge against Chapel Hill resident Samantha Elabanjo on Wednesday. She had been convicted in July of using the word "damn" during a confrontation with police officers.Baddour ruled the law against indecent or profane language within earshot of two or more people on any public road in North Carolina was unconstitutionally vague.The case started Feb. 15 when Elabanjo stepped into the road as a police cruiser drove by. The two officers asked her to get back on the sidewalk. She did, but said: "You need to clean up your damn, dirty car" while still in the road. She then called the officers a vulgar name and she was arrested.Copyright © 2011 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.