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I watched this like 3 days ago! and actually, I think your sig inspired me to do so. I had seen it when it first came out, but the other day I was like "shit, I kinda know some of these inforoo people now! I'm gonna creep."
This is where I went to school. Time to shred up the ol' diploma.
Ugh. Sometimes I despair for the gender.
The thing from the article that blew me away was that 13.6% of men who were questioned replied they would "act on intentions to rape a woman", but that figure rose to 31.7% when the word 'rape' was replaced by 'force a woman into sexual intercourse".
Good lord. Perhaps instead of chemical castration we should call it 'targeted hormone therapy necessitated by self-sequestration from a moral and ethical society'.
Post by g a b f r a b on Jan 12, 2015 13:35:18 GMT -5
I always try to think the best of guys and that the number of sexual predators is low but those numbers are shocking.
Edit: Not to be confused with thinking the number of rapes/sexual assaults is low. I always just assumed it was a very small percentage of men who thought/acted this way.
i don't know much about them, so maybe it's actually normal, but i'll never understand why seagulls congregate at the local walmart. in the winter. in freezing rain. in pittsburgh.
i don't know much about them, so maybe it's actually normal, but i'll never understand why seagulls congregate at the local walmart. in the winter. in freezing rain. in pittsburgh.
Seagulls are attracted to human feces. Most Wal-Mart shoppers are covered in such.
i don't know much about them, so maybe it's actually normal, but i'll never understand why seagulls congregate at the local walmart. in the winter. in freezing rain. in pittsburgh.
Seagulls are attracted to human feces. Most Wal-Mart shoppers are covered in such.
Gab should host his own series of Adult Swim Bumpers where he tells everyone the facts of life. It would be amazing.
Anybody ever been to Australia or New Zealand? I leave the 24th starting in Auckland. Any tips?
I might be of some assistance here... anything in particular you're curious about?
Mostly things to do in Auckland before my program starts. I'll be up and down the country and the east coast of Australia. Any places that stood out to you? Budget tips things like that
I might be of some assistance here... anything in particular you're curious about?
Mostly things to do in Auckland before my program starts. I'll be up and down the country and the east coast of Australia. Any places that stood out to you? Budget tips things like that
It really depends on the budget, but you can't go wrong with spending a day out on the water. If you're looking for a short day time trip, they have some beautiful vineyards and golf courses. If the budget allows, a full day historical tour really gives you a taste of the city. A few services offer helicopter flights that I've heard great things about. Unfortunately, Australia is a super expensive place, and I don't have any area specific tips for pinching pennies.
My firm is part of a team working on a venue that will begin hosting a camping festival. When my boss was asked who he would need on the team company wise, he said that the primary person to help would be me. All because I go to music festivals myself. I've been answering questions for the past two hours. So I can start logging time spend here as research, right???
had so many plans for getting shit done around the house today. I got the kid off to school and fell asleep on the couch until NOON!!! UGH. almost 5 hours later the only thing I accomplished was making/drinking coffee.