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logicus tracticus philosophicus Posted Feb 2, 2004
is it still working ? or did you not buy one!anyway what is a jessica rabbit.Does any thing happen to them that the RSPCA needs to know about? i hope these rabbits where not abused when they where sold!
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Asteroid Lil - Offstage Presence Posted Feb 2, 2004
Jessica Rabbit is a toon. She was formerly married to Roger Rabbit, who starred with Bob Hoskins in the eponymous movie.
*hands Hati a backlog exemption coupon*
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Mrs Zen Posted Feb 2, 2004
This might be pulled....
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Blue-Eyed BiPedal BookWorm from Betelgeuse (aka B4[insertpunhere]) Posted Feb 3, 2004
Dang it, Ryan! If I weren't at work doing overtime, I'd be able to laugh about this right now...
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Blue-Eyed BiPedal BookWorm from Betelgeuse (aka B4[insertpunhere]) Posted Feb 3, 2004
Don't sweat the petty stuff, Ben.
Oh, and don't pet the sweaty stuff...
I'll catch up to this at home. Maybe even have time for a bit more of the thread. Ah, well. Back to the laundry...
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Mrs Zen Posted Feb 3, 2004
But I *like* petting sweaty stuff...
(Sorry, I have just spent a surreal half hour watching "The A-Z of Sex" with the Stepson, and sharing a running commentary on it with Z on IM. I *love* the 21st Century).
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GreyDesk Posted Feb 3, 2004
Ben I'm shocked by your behaviour! Surely you should know better than to post links like that?
... House Rules explicitly state that no 'wholly commercial' URLs should be posted anywhere on site
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logicus tracticus philosophicus Posted Feb 3, 2004
petting sweaty stuffpettingicescream style
our we talking over exercised rabbits here or could it be sweaty hares(typo)hairs,on pussys?
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dElaphant (and Zeppo his dog (and Gummo, Zeppos dog)) - Left my apostrophes at the BBC Posted Feb 3, 2004
I'm surprised the Disney Corps haven't taken that site down, Ben. Scandalous. Remember that they recalled all the laserdisks of "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" because one of the animators sneaked in a single frame of Jessica Rabbit topless.
Hati, welcome back. And welcome to Tamberlaine.
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Asteroid Lil - Offstage Presence Posted Feb 3, 2004
Enough of this. Next thing you know, some self-appointed Henry Root of a censor will swing through here and crater the whole LED.
Last night, at the most recent meeting of the Wicked Old Ladies of Lincoln, we were talking about (among many other things) spousal abuse. We had one case in particular in our thoughts, but we also spoke more generally about violence in our culture and how it has led to machismo and all sorts of violence against women and children.
I think, however, that spousal abuse can victimise men, and that there is more to violence than just fists.
Why is it that some people are unable to admit they are wrong?
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GreyDesk Posted Feb 3, 2004
Really d'E? I thought it was because there were a couple of frames where it could suggested that Jessica Rabbit wasn't wearing any panties.
I innocently did a Google search to see if I could find any film references or back story about it. Well I found some hits, actually I found over 10,000 hits. None of which I would want to post anywhere near here. Erm...
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Z Posted Feb 3, 2004
Z - having had an extremely surreal discussion with A on vairous topics brought up my A - Z of sex, and certain websites we started browsing afterwards..
Lil I do think that sposual abuse can victimise men as well. I can think of several ways all too personal to those concerned to post here. But then there are some cases of teenage children being able to abuse parents violently, and the parent being too scared of the child gettin taken into care to do anything about. I think the probelm is a family dynamic where power is based on psychological or physical violence rather than mutual respect.
I do wonder if an offspring living away from home, with friends, in a house share situation in bettween leaving a violent home and living with a partner would break the cycle of violence. It certainly breeds tolerence of dishes.
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logicus tracticus philosophicus Posted Feb 3, 2004
I do think that sposual abuse can victimise men as well
Abuse towards men tends to be more physiological than physical by inlarge, which tends to have a longer lasting effect, also whilst a large ammount of effects with regard to brutality of this kind,cannot be seen to most everyday folks.We all can see the blackeye bruises on the arms ect,and when we see these signs in our relations,freinds neighbours, a large majority will have either sympathy or in many cases empathy for thew victim.
So in many cases the healing/help process for the larger part will be profferd without asking for it, and in many cases can be stoopped alltogether.Yet physiological violence tend to be missed and can often be carried out over lifetimes ,victorean Grandparents attitude
(the probelm is a family dynamic ) transfered guilt {i need to be punished thingy) often will be root or causal to type of abuse.
If you get what i'm trying to say as for breaking the cycle reconition of there being a problem changeing enviroment helps but allthough statistics show strong links with sins of the father thinking it has more to do with fragmentation of family groups,along with the ridiculous attitude that stopped "officers of the law " clipping you round the ear,caneing in schools.
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BryceColluphid Posted Feb 3, 2004
Every school I ever attended is still there...
I think compulsory education of children is a good thing- it helps children learn the discipline and work ethic they will need all their lives. It helps children learn that one must sometimes have to do even unpleasant things. That said, American education is pretty much useless until you get to the University level- at which point many students have to take remedial classes to learn the basics they should have learned at the public schools. There is areason American students consistently score at the bottom of international tests for industrialized countries.
I credit my education more to being partially home-schooled, I never learned anything of value at the public schools.
Welcome, Tamerlaine !
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BryceColluphid Posted Feb 3, 2004
On spousal abuse- I'm going to say something very politically incorrect : Many women seem to encourage and actually need abuse. This in no way detracts from the responsibility of the abuser. Some women seem to feel ( in some sick way) that if a man doesn't hit them he doesn't love them. I have a good friend who married a woman who had a history of abusive boyfriends- she had to get restraining orders against at least a couple of them. My friend, by contrast is a gentle honorable man who believes in treating women like gold. She stayed with him 7 months, then announced she still loved her old boyfriend ( one she had a restraining order against) and abandoned him. She stayed with my friend just long enough to get pregnant and completely break his heart. We used to joke that it was because he didn't hit her enough ! Bad, I know, but tasteless jokes were the only way we knew how to deal with the situation.
Clearly, to end spousal abuse, we have to deal with both sides of the equation. A woman who is a repeated victim also bears responsibility...
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