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17 Sep 2008, 1:50 pm

How the hell were the teachers allowed for the "sex club" to continue for
six more days while thinking of this a some sort of experiment?


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17 Sep 2008, 4:02 pm

AnonymousAnonymous wrote:
How the hell were the teachers allowed for the "sex club" to continue for
six more days while thinking of this a some sort of experiment?


oh my gahhh!... I knoww.. well, to be fair, some teachers are *mutters* pedophiles... in grade 3 my teacher asked me if i wanted him to see my you know what because I hit it on a chair. Course, I said no.. but who knows his real deal.. >.<



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17 Sep 2008, 5:14 pm

AnonymousAnonymous wrote:
while thinking of this a some sort of experiment?

For the sake of science?


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17 Sep 2008, 6:30 pm

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This was way back around the era of Windows 95. Anyway I went into the Internet Cache, Internet History and Cookies folders and sure enough when mamas back was turned, her little darlings were surfing porno sites. It was not the first time they did this behind her back. I suggested to her that she get something like Net Nanny installed on her computer.


Snitch....

Also I'd like to note back in the days of Windows 95 it was a lot easier to get blatantly taboo things, because there was little enforcement or internet law in general. "Back in my day, we were able to take over chatrooms and post the stuff everywhere without no damned FBI fighting us" -(joke)

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It's always been this way. Back in my time when I was a kid sometimes I sneaked a peak though Playboy or Penthouse and saw the nudies. But seeing Miss April is not the same as being exposed to hardcore pornography on the Internet.


Say that to the people who post on the tor sites, anontalk, etc. A bunch of them are 'underage' but the haven't been horribly scarred by watching that when they were younger, based off the posts there they didn't care and/or liked it better because it was closer to their age.

greenblue wrote:
AnonymousAnonymous wrote:
while thinking of this a some sort of experiment?

For the sake of science?


heard of the joke "It's f*****g science!"

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