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Satan 12.02.2009 06:27 PM

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Originally Posted by jon boy
i may sound like the voice of reason here but NO PORN! some people are in places they cant look at porn so for the good of everyone dont post it.

 




plenty more where that came from

jon boy 12.02.2009 06:36 PM

wow thats so shocking. i wonder what else you can post a picture of?

pornography is the glue that holds the internet together.

floatingslowly 12.02.2009 06:58 PM

MOAR SAPPHICEROTICA YES PLS THX.

automatic bzooty 12.02.2009 07:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jon boy
i may sound like the voice of reason here but NO PORN! some people are in places they cant look at porn so for the good of everyone dont post it.

people can turn their images off. if they still want to see, they can click the hyperlink.

(my voice is currently more reasonable than yr voice!1one!!!1eleventysix!!11!)

demonrail666 12.02.2009 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by jon boy
i may sound like the voice of reason here but NO PORN! some people are in places they cant look at porn so for the good of everyone dont post it.


alternatively, those in places where they can't look at porn should maybe avoid threads about stripping.:confused:

jon boy 12.02.2009 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by demonrail666
alternatively, those in places where they can't look at porn should maybe avoid threads about stripping.:confused:


well there where none before but point taken.

Satan 12.02.2009 08:02 PM

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Originally Posted by jon boy
point taken.

good, now get the fuck out

 

knox 12.02.2009 08:03 PM

multiquoting really does my head in.

anyway, like you said, there is no excuse for uncivilized animals living in society SO, there is no excuse for men not becoming more involved with raising children, which was the original argument.

(we gotta believe in something called evolution)

everyone is wired for sex, but levels of libido vary from person to person for many reasons.

I´m having an open discussion simply, I am not directing anything at anyone in particular so there is no need to get defensive.

and no, i don't support capital punishment. i don't support murder.

akprodr 12.02.2009 08:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Satan
good, now get the fuck out



 


Hey! WTF! No boobies in this picture!

akprodr 12.02.2009 09:05 PM

I've got a slow i'net connection so the 'saphhic erotica' pictures loaded slowly but I got excited 'cos I thought it might have been my fav girl Nella.


 


Pre boob job!

knox 12.02.2009 09:10 PM

 

knox 12.02.2009 09:12 PM

http://www.lesbianfistingsex.com/out...luZGV4Lmh0bWw=

knox 12.02.2009 09:16 PM

 


 


 

wellcharge 12.02.2009 09:34 PM

fisting is the scariest thing i've ever heard of

gmku 12.02.2009 09:35 PM

This one time at band camp...

knox 12.02.2009 09:36 PM

http://www.womenanswers.org/womenshe...-a1-10323.html

knox 12.02.2009 09:38 PM

 


he is looking so confused. he is thinking: i should have objectified less, now that it looks SO REAL. scared, wanna go home.

Dead-Air 12.02.2009 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by knox
so why shouldn't the male participate more actively in the role of raising a child? - saying that because "he just isn't that way" is a cop out.


I agree, but plenty of us do. And who the fuck can pretend your kid is sick to get off work? He is for real way too much of the time, to dare pretend it. I've had virtually no leave left since I've had a child, that's just the way it goes (moreso if you have a crazy partner you have to rescue every now and again, but that's another story I'm completely tired of).

Men, and women, who don't take an active role in raising their child are seriously missing out on a totally wonderful part of life (diapers and 3-4 am feedings and all!)

I just can't believe I'm writing about it in this thread...

knox 12.03.2009 06:19 AM

It's great that you do, but plenty of you don't. Like someone said before the men who do represent very little of the men of the world.

It's great that this thread is so rich now.
Except for all the cunt that makes me cringe a little bit.

And I've seen a photo of your boy and he's the most amazing? I wanna bite him and have him for the weekend.

akprodr 12.03.2009 09:37 AM

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/12/03/fa...ed=1&th&emc=th

Dead-Air 12.03.2009 09:52 AM

I'm not particularly one to defend my gender (in fact my opinion of most males is pretty low), but there are plenty of fucked up mothers out there too. The tradition of neglectful fathers is certainly stronger, but a lot of the changes in society that have given women more "freedom" outside of child rearing have led to their children being a lower priority.

Yeah, my son is awesome. My biggest priority in life is to do everything I can to make his childhood a good and fulfilling experience. Unfortunately sending him to a weekend in Dubai for Women's Studies sessions with Auntie Knox is a bit out of the budget though.

EVOLghost 12.03.2009 11:51 AM

Haha talk about neglectful fathers...try my brother who just expects to buy his daughters love. It's fucking disgusting.

pbradley 12.03.2009 12:53 PM

Another tendency that I dislike when I see some feminists argue is the tendency to prioritize gender and its social instantiation over other relevant factors such as wealth or education. I think this primacy is what leads it to accusations of sexism.

Glice 12.03.2009 01:12 PM

I think the main problem is that it's really easy to posit one aspect of feminism as defining feminism as a whole; I was arguing with a Marxist about this a couple of weeks ago. He see the 'problem' of contemporary feminism as being twofold: first, it's built on a retroactive, revisionist view of first- and second-wave feminism; second, it's not held together by a coherent ideology or aim. I personally see this as a strength rather than a lack - inasfar as feminism is a blanket term which doesn't, in any given context, necessarily refer to a single thing; any criticism of feminism only ever appertains to whichever aspect of feminism being discussed.

As such, I think that while your (Bradders) criticism isn't off-mark in some respects, applying that particular criticism to feminism as a whole is necessarily going to fall wide of the mark. Feminism's plurality or (if you'll excuse the postmodernist rhetoric) multiplicity is precisely its strength (to my mind) in a world where single or monological ideologies are constantly belittled by cogent but unsubstantiative counter-arguments (I'm thinking of the various criticisms of statistics surrounding climate change).

Furthermore (if you'll further excuse the slightly indulgent post), the accusations of logical duplicity which necessarily follow what I've said above reveal to me a certain isolation of a failing in 'pure' logic; to my mind, 'feminism' as a cache-all term (of sorts) works brilliantly by having a broad, 'empirical' [used metaphorically] 'object' while (Baudrillardian) postmodernism flounders around 'the problem' of the subject.

Glice 12.03.2009 01:12 PM

tl;dr - feminism: what brilliant mess.

pbradley 12.03.2009 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Glice
As such, I think that while your (Bradders) criticism isn't off-mark in some respects, applying that particular criticism to feminism as a whole is necessarily going to fall wide of the mark.

Right, which is why I should emphasize some feminists rather than feminism as a whole.

Glice 12.03.2009 01:34 PM

Yeah, I did clock that - and while you and I might notice that, I suppose the problem is that it's a very pervasive argument to say 'some of [ill-defined group] do [x]' and have it spread wider than the ill-defined 'some'. Personally, I think due to the diffuse nature of feminism (and this isn't a criticism of you - this is the interbox after all) it's often necessary to isolate which trope you're referencing; also the use of 'primacy' without the object trope leaves more of an impression of generalisations rather than (what I presume to be) particulars.

knox 12.03.2009 03:29 PM

its not a fucking war of sexes.

women suck
men suck
everybody sucks
so can we all suck equally?

pbradley 12.03.2009 03:33 PM

The poor and the uneducated suck.

We should declare war on them.

knox 12.03.2009 03:36 PM

neglectful mothers/parents have always existed.

to say changes in society makes that happen more often is completely unfounded and kind of replubican in a way? sort of like

these rockers are causing people to carry guns and shoot each other.
the world is coming to an end because fathers are raping daughters you see that on the news everyday.

knox 12.03.2009 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by pbradley
The poor and the uneducated suck.

We should declare war on them.


OR
educate them and make them less poor?

so they can suck like us
sipping martinis?

Rob Instigator 12.03.2009 03:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by knox
its not a fucking war of sexes.

women suck
men suck
everybody sucks
so can we all suck equally?


they call that a 69

knox 12.03.2009 03:43 PM

 

Rob Instigator 12.03.2009 03:44 PM

is this thing on?

pbradley 12.03.2009 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by knox
OR
educate them and make them less poor?

so they can suck like us
sipping martinis?

I was thinking orbital death ray but whatever.

floatingslowly 12.03.2009 08:51 PM

from Parks and Recreation:

Quote:

I don't like strip clubs. they smell like a wet mop and I get the feeling that every woman in here has a low-grade fever.

I laughed.

Dead-Air 12.03.2009 09:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by knox
its not a fucking war of sexes.

women suck
men suck
everybody sucks
so can we all suck equally?


I'll admit, my sucking is extremely gender preferential...

Dead-Air 12.03.2009 09:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by knox
to say changes in society makes that happen more often is completely unfounded and kind of replubican in a way? sort of like


my dear, dear friend, that is the most inane thing you have ever suggested. while I don't doubt that people of every political extreme bend social change to push their dogma. however, to deny that social change has influences on the way people in society behave is absolutely ridiculous.

I like working alongside women and having nearly all of my various bosses (and what an insane number that is!) be women. I would hate to live in a workplace where there weren't as many or more women than males (it's significantly more where I work). however, it's not a Republican thing to note that if a woman works 40+ hours a week, the time and attention she has left for childcare is going to be severely impacted.

this is also the case for men, and the best solution would of course to be to have a perfect partnership where the parents can balance all that together and still love and support each other. I tried that, but my wife decided she wanted to party like it's 1999 instead. somehow the parenting partnership is still mostly o.k. though, for now at least.

knox 12.04.2009 08:02 AM

yes. so you're being a bit bias and im saying things that make no sense.
we're just being ourselves.

!@#$%! 12.04.2009 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Dead-Air
wife decided she wanted to party like it's 1999 instead.


 


jeezus man that's terrible.

but not to worry. when her mid life crisis is over, you can have the last laugh.


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