^ But the point is that, if you were talking to an unstable person and for instance, promoting suicide, what they do probably isn't beyond your control.
In Australia it is illegal to use the internet to promote the idea of suicide or provide practival information on how to commit suicide. But it's not the law that's going to stop this, but action by IP's, parents (if applicable) and administrators. Unfortunately we move into the censorship debate and retaining a balance between freedom of expression and public safety, because nothing like the internet has allowed people to express themselves with such freedom ever before.
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It has nothing to do with him not liking or him not being intrested in you he is just maintaining his erection hard for you.
But that's what a fluffer is for
Which brings me to my suggestion. Maybe you could invite another person along to keep him occupied while you adjust yourselves. I don't know him but I'd say he might appreciate it?
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Yesterday I saw a friend of mine walking like he had a carrot stuck up his ass. Asked him why he was walking like a duck and said he got a nasty rash from oily siliconey based lube. He kindly offered to show me but I gratefully refused.
So watch out for irritation from oil based lubrication applications.
So watch out for irritation from oil based lubrication applications.
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Executives must be getting a little worried about the amount of brain drain and employees defecting to Facebook, LinkIn etc. It's not like they can't afford it.
But then I would think due to the level of competition for talent in Silicon Valley, they would be doing more than small bonuses and 10pc pay increases...
But then I would think due to the level of competition for talent in Silicon Valley, they would be doing more than small bonuses and 10pc pay increases...
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My other half and Iwent to a show not long ago and at the end of it he said he can do all that carry on to help people with addictions, weight loss, stop smoking, bla bla bla.
My other half wanted to do it to stop the gambling on horses so he asked the man.
The man told him something, and to this day i still don't know what he said, but my other half hasn't placed a bet on a horse since then. Something must of worked.
It's almost like it re-wires the brain surrounding a habit or disorder at the very fundamental level, hopefully changing how the person feels about something.
Goes to show how powerful suggestion is when one is in a vulnerable, dependent or susceptible state. Seems to me like it could potentially be very powerful, even dangerous.
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I disagree with illegal downloading, but that's just ridiculous. Talk about using someone as a example to scaremonger. How does a single mother of four have the means to pay that? Moreover, how does a jury possibly think a mother of four can pay that?
Maybe people should all start robbing music stores. Would cost them less if they get caught.
It's sometimes very hard to determine whether something is copyright or licensed under creative commons or similiar.
Maybe people should all start robbing music stores. Would cost them less if they get caught.
It's sometimes very hard to determine whether something is copyright or licensed under creative commons or similiar.
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Droid certainly seems to be the way forward and I think will become the leading contender sooner rather than later.
This is true.
Android's rock in terms of freedom of data handling, just drag and drop. They also have the biggest screen, some mean hardware, good apps with ok developers. But they have awful software that tries to be like Apple except fails greatly. And they are also sort of like Apple in that they trap you in needing a google account for it to work, which I passionately dislike.
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*Throws iPhone*
"Oi Tom, catch!"
"Huh?"
Bang!
I've also dropped a cellphone in a public toilet. Found the cleaner and he was good enough to put on his gloves and bag it for me. Never used that phone again. Moral of the story: Don't pee, drink and txt.
Speaking of texting and drinking, send a text to my dad instead of a girl with a similiar name, Danny, declaring what I wanted to do with her that night. Cancel! Cancel! 'Message sent!'... Oh shiiii, erm hi Dad.
Oh god, theres so many texts I have sent to the wrong person accidentally.
Sent a text to my mum saying that she needs to 'kick his arse.' Predictive text decides I am trying to type 'lick' not 'kick'. Ohhh dear.
"Oi Tom, catch!"
"Huh?"
Bang!
I've also dropped a cellphone in a public toilet. Found the cleaner and he was good enough to put on his gloves and bag it for me. Never used that phone again. Moral of the story: Don't pee, drink and txt.
Speaking of texting and drinking, send a text to my dad instead of a girl with a similiar name, Danny, declaring what I wanted to do with her that night. Cancel! Cancel! 'Message sent!'... Oh shiiii, erm hi Dad.
Oh god, theres so many texts I have sent to the wrong person accidentally.
Sent a text to my mum saying that she needs to 'kick his arse.' Predictive text decides I am trying to type 'lick' not 'kick'. Ohhh dear.
