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thepainter
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 49
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Don't they prefer you to write the stories in a text program like Word where you can change the font to anything you like?
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The member search worked fine for me yesterday and today. Hopefully it works for Chelle too now.
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unless Bunny or Lady is between us...
Hands off of hornybunny74, she's all mine.
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You guys realize that the OP has since deleted 'her' profile after being found out to not be who she claimed to be?
Obviously the advice can be taken to heart by other women but whether the OP is still lurking on lush is unknown.
Obviously the advice can be taken to heart by other women but whether the OP is still lurking on lush is unknown.
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This is so funny, Ive been tormented on airports so many times.
I dont really care as long as they dont strip search me, thats just bloody scary man.
Personally, I wouldn't care if they DID strip-search me, as long as they strip-search everyone else getting on the plane, too. As a nudist, I don't have any fear or hangups about being nude in public.
Lame question, but where do you pack your concealed weapon while practicing being a nudist?
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Quote by MrNudiePantsQuote by thepainter
This is expectedly like an adult version of "The neverending story".
I'd like to know how many of the gun owners actually have been in a situation where they actually needed to use their fire weapon. And what kind of situation was it? What was the outcome?
Also, it's one thing to shoot at practice targets, shooting at an actual human being who is probably not standing still is an entirely different thing. Have you actually shot a human being? It's easy to say you'll do it if you ever feel it's required to save your life but to actually be in that situation and doing it is another thing.
Nowadays everyone in Europe says that of course they would stand up against the Nazis. This is called the "hindsight bias".
Saying you'll use the gun is obviously no hindsight bias but it's another bias form. Researchers often send around questionnaires asking people how they would respond in certain situations. And after having received the answers they follow-up with actually putting those people in those situations. Wanna guess the correlations between what people said and what people actually did?
How does that affect the validity of our arguments? I hope I never have to use a firearm in self defense. I hope I never have to use my fire extinguisher to save my kitchen. I hope I never have to stand up against Nazis. The reality that I MAY have to is enough to make me keep my fire extinguisher fully charged.
The "validity" is subjective, as are both sides of arguments to this debate. I'm merely pointing out that saying something and doing something are two different things. Most people claim they would do "the right thing" but when actually faced with the situation do something completely different.
You can say the odds are evened when you have a gun but if you've never shot at a moving human being and the person threating you has then you're still at a disadvantage.
Or would you then argue to go practice shooting at live targets to even the odds even further?
The reality that you MAY have to use your fire arm in self defense is a very small chance for most citizens. If you have a subjective sense that you feel safer with a gun just in case you might ever need it to defend yourself, that's fine with me, just like Damon, Dancing_Doll etc. have said.
As I've said when it all started down this spiral discussion, agree to disagree. Neither side will manage to persuade the other.
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Make sure that my profile gets up first on each search...
so that noone miss that I exist!
Hihi I can see the "contact us" being filled with reports of "no matter what I search, Catnip always come up, is there a way to solve this bug?"
I actually reported a bug concerning you to gav yesterday lol.
The website kept showing the 'catnip just signed in' message every 8 seconds in an infinite loop. So I've pm-ed gav and blocked you again.
Sorry but it just gets on my nerves to see that message again and again and again and again and again, ad infinitum.
Though I do wonder whether I'm the only one who's experienced this bug?
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I think I might walk a bit awkwardly after being strip searched but it that's what needed to be allowed to pass then so be it.
As long as they give me the memory cards of any photo or video camera.
As long as they give me the memory cards of any photo or video camera.
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Maybe add a filter for search on whether someone has pics on their profile?
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This is expectedly like an adult version of "The neverending story".
I'd like to know how many of the gun owners actually have been in a situation where they actually needed to use their fire weapon. And what kind of situation was it? What was the outcome?
Also, it's one thing to shoot at practice targets, shooting at an actual human being who is probably not standing still is an entirely different thing. Have you actually shot a human being? It's easy to say you'll do it if you ever feel it's required to save your life but to actually be in that situation and doing it is another thing.
Nowadays everyone in Europe says that of course they would stand up against the Nazis. This is called the "hindsight bias".
Saying you'll use the gun is obviously no hindsight bias but it's another bias form. Researchers often send around questionnaires asking people how they would respond in certain situations. And after having received the answers they follow-up with actually putting those people in those situations. Wanna guess the correlations between what people said and what people actually did?
I'd like to know how many of the gun owners actually have been in a situation where they actually needed to use their fire weapon. And what kind of situation was it? What was the outcome?
Also, it's one thing to shoot at practice targets, shooting at an actual human being who is probably not standing still is an entirely different thing. Have you actually shot a human being? It's easy to say you'll do it if you ever feel it's required to save your life but to actually be in that situation and doing it is another thing.
Nowadays everyone in Europe says that of course they would stand up against the Nazis. This is called the "hindsight bias".
Saying you'll use the gun is obviously no hindsight bias but it's another bias form. Researchers often send around questionnaires asking people how they would respond in certain situations. And after having received the answers they follow-up with actually putting those people in those situations. Wanna guess the correlations between what people said and what people actually did?
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The next step after watching the movies is figuring out what the Schwartz is.
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I've often found that it works wonders to knock them out cold and drag them back to your man cave to have your wicked ways with them. 
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I'm glad I boarded that Shortbus. The only shooting happening here also comes from the hips but it's all normal functions of the human body!
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I've already "starred" in a few extremely low budget porn movies with hornybunny74.
