Fashionistas you have arrived 3-25-03 - 10-3-03

[MisterEbola]

Originally posted by ltl/fb
Actually, it looks like they're legal in several states (assuming the accuracy of this chart, which looks reasonable: http://www.actwin.com/eatonohio/gay/consent.htm). All y'all seeking lusty incestuous threesomes with the lovely Olsen girls should just keep track of their movements and intercept them at an appearance in, say, Alaska.

I am kinda squeamished out by the fact that you had easy access to that link?

Do you also have the link to NAMBLA in your favorites???

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by SlaveNoMore
I actually prefer twin tracker since it has a map.

And yes, I've been aware of this site for some time.

not7yS

I thought it would have something cool like color coding (green means legal!) that kicks in automatically when they hit the age of consent in a given state. All y'all could refresh the site constantly the night of their birthday, just to see the color changes.

[Replaced_Texan]

Looks like there's an opening at the Mathur Law Offices in Dallas.

TV Bachelor 'Disassociated' From Law Firm
8 minutes ago

By JOEL ANDERSON, Associated Press Writer

DALLAS - Rob Campos, the bachelor star of NBC's dating game "For Love or Money," has a choice of women. But he no longer has his job.

The Dallas law firm where he did independent contract work has let Campos go. The founder of Mathur Law Offices, Sanjay Mathur, said Wednesday the firm was severing its ties with him.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmp...lor_troubles_4

[Anne Elk]

Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
What about the Twins?


Here's to Football!

And they're from Woostah. From all references in the local gossip press, they are not Massholes.

[Gattigap]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
The map quotes are old, but I note that it says the age of consent in SC is 14. 14! Yikes.

Well, you know what they say. If you're old enough to drive, drink, and operate large machinery, then By God, You're Old Enough to Consent.


(Actually, I don't think it's 14. 16, maybe?)

[ltl/fb]

Originally posted by MisterEbola
I am kinda squeamished out by the fact that you had easy access to that link?

Do you also have the link to NAMBLA in your favorites???

I googled (or yahooed) and that site was the first I clicked on that had a handy chart. I didn't notice it was a gay thing until I was pasting.

Re: NAMBLA -- I'm a chick, so no.

[SEC_Chick]

Has anyone been watching the new season? I had to stop watching the Las Vegas cast last year because skanky got boring. My favorite moments from the new season include "Fuck you!. You French bastard!" and Adam going off on Leah about she wouldn't be able to hook up with Ace and how Ace wouldn't fuck her with Adam's dick.

It's looking like a more interesting season that any in recent years. I also caught the Osbournes, which I haven't seen in forever, and the entire episode was about Kelly's feud with Christina Aguilera, going back to the first season when she made fun of Christina's Christmas album. Kelly was pissed that Jack was talking to and dancing with Christina, after Christina had called Kelly the most disgusting human being on earth.... that's good TV.

[spookyfish]

Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
What about the Twins?


Here's to Football!

Um, those are quadruplets, buddy.

s(oh, you were talking about the girls, not the, um, robust puppies)f

[ThrashersFan]

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
You are clearly too stupid to understand the joke at your expense, so let's just move on.

TM

Touche. Look (or rather "read") before you leap.

[Jack Manfred]

Originally poseted by nyerinexile
How long after you break up with someone do you have to wait before you hook-up? have sex? Put differently (or more accurately), if you had to disclose it to the ex-SO, what would have been too short a period of time?

Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
If its a real breakup, you can walk across the street immediately after break up and have sex with the first person you meet willing to have sex with you. You can also do this if its a "Lets break up but still have sex every now and again" type breakup.

I agree; although, I would differentiate between the dumper and the dumped. The dumped have a license to shag that would make Austin Powers blush. The dumped can engage in sexual escapades of a kind, intensity, and frequency that would chasten Brenda from Six Feet Under.

It's bad form for the dumper to break up with you on a Friday and appear on a public-access cable sex show on Saturday. That's just sandbagging. (Note: if there is some sort of double entendre associated with the word sandbagging, please don't explain it to me.)

There are some women that go from one long-term relationship directly into another, so that has to be permitted, even though it's really annoying. There should be some sort of e-vite service for those women. Jane breaks up with Craig on Friday, then Saturday morning you get an e-mail:

"Dear Jack, remember Jane, the girl who you wanted to date in college, but she had a boyfriend throughout. Remember how you caught up with her five years later in grad school only to discover she had just started dating someone else? Well she just broke up with him after nearly four years. This is your first chance in almost a decade to pursue a relationship with her. You'd better call her up, tell her that you've wondered how she was doing, offer her your condolences, and see if she wants to have a drink with you, otherwise you'll probably have to wait until she divorces the next man she dates."

I'd pay $9.95 a month for such a service.

When a man is considering breaking up with a woman, a prudent man will consider how he'll deal with seeing his brand-new ex in the arms of another, while the man suffers through the sort of batting slump that makes a Hall-of-Famer consider cork. I can't tell you how many friends in college broke up with girlfriends only to regret it at the next party.

[Atticus Grinch]

Originally posted by str8outavannuys
"He's TWO." I replied with "then you should have no problem controlling him."

Bilmore isn't around, so I guess I'll have to fill in.

Between your unwillingness to distinguish between a nursing newborn and "kids" in a "no-kids" wedding invitation, and the apparently sincere (and charming) belief that a parent can "control" the behavior of a frustrated, bored and confined two-year-old, I think you will find married life quite broadening.

I expect to see you on LWK within the year, so get cracking!

[ThrashersFan]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
Seems like you and the hubby were the ones sucking the fun out of life for those NASCAR fans. Seems like car races might fit in with concerts as a place where the wacky weed should be tolerated by all.*



*note: I've never gone to said car races, but since mullets and poor grooming habits are undoubtedly allowed in such places, seems like other rules might be more relaxed than, say, an afternoon in the boxes at Saratoga

As noted in the original post, I normally would not care but there was a child of about ten sitting right behind us and it seemed a bit inappropriate for the gentlemen to be lighting up when they could have easily done so under the stands as it was about 30 minutes prior to the start of the race and they could walk down and back without missing anything. The other gentlemen actually apologized for their friend's "fuck me, bitch" comment and said that they would not have lit up if they knew that there were children so close by -- this apology really did not seem to have anything to do with my husband's badge since he told them to chill out because he wasn't local anyway. I agree that attitudes should be relaxed but I also feel that at events advertised as "family friendly" it does not hurt to use a little bit of common decency and respect for your fellow attendees (young and old alike) and perhaps light up somewhere besides the middle of a row in the middle of a section at a track filled with 200,000+ people.

edited to add that this does not apply to other events not advertised as family friendly but to which people bring their children anyway although at an Eminem concert the young man behind us was kind enough to wait until our son went to the washroom before lighting up. I appreciated it and told him so and he said "hey, I got a daughter so I can respect that shit." I suddenyl felt very old.

[ABBAKiss]

Originally posted by Atticus Grinch
Bilmore isn't around, so I guess I'll have to fill in.

Between your unwillingness to distinguish between a nursing newborn and "kids" in a "no-kids" wedding invitation, and the apparently sincere (and charming) belief that a parent can "control" the behavior of a frustrated, bored and confined two-year-old, I think you will find married life quite broadening.

I expect to see you on LWK within the year, so get cracking!

What does married life have to do with kids?

I'm with str8 that if a kid can't be controlled (which is likely always) they should not be put in situations where their presence annoys or offends others.

[notcasesensitive]

Originally posted by ThrashersFan
As noted in the original post, I normally would not care but there was a child of about ten sitting right behind us and it seemed a bit inappropriate for the gentlemen to be lighting up when they could have easily done so under the stands as it was about 30 minutes prior to the start of the race and they could walk down and back without missing anything. The other gentlemen actually apologized for their friend's "fuck me, bitch" comment and said that they would not have lit up if they knew that there were children so close by -- this apology really did not seem to have anything to do with my husband's badge since he told them to chill out because he wasn't local anyway. I agree that attitudes should be relaxed but I also feel that at events advertised as "family friendly" it does not hurt to use a little bit of common decency and respect for your fellow attendees (young and old alike) and perhaps light up somewhere besides the middle of a row in the middle of a section at a track filled with 200,000+ people.

You can justify it anyway you want, it is still fun sucking.

[ThrashersFan]

Originally posted by notcasesensitive
You can justify it anyway you want, it is still fun sucking.

So is telling my son to stop putting the cat in the toilet but for fuck's sake there have to be some boundaries.