Why the world is a mess

[Marc Stevens]

Here's a clue why the world is such a mess:


One of the best documentaries EVER and only 5,275 views while the chinese bikini video has 481,973.

[NonEntity]

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More breasts!  More breasts!  More breasts! 




- NonE  (doing his part to help humanity and the dignity of this board and stuff)

[eye2i2hear]

Hey, wasn't Sato Hiroko in National Geographic??  (Hugh Hefner's civilized version-- Girls Of Africa Asia Gone Wild)
I'm pretty sure about that.  It was a quite natureal spread... (no silicon/salien)...

I didn't notice she'd made it to YouTube as boobtube; thanks for the link, marc!!
(that was what you meant, right?  right??)


footnote: I did a little digging and found the YouTube IP list that indicates that actually, the Day The Universe Changed vids have more unique hits than the Hiroko-- seeing as how NonE's IP hit her vid some 480k+ times (see his above post duplicates as support/backup)
2eye

[Marc Stevens]

[NonEntity]

eye2i2hear Wrote:footnote: I did a little digging and found the YouTube IP list that indicates...

IP = Internet Protocol?
= Intellectual Property?
= Instant Felines?
= Indigent Posters?
= Integritous Politicians?
= ???

- NonEnlightened

[eye2i2hear]

Quote:
"An IP address (or Internet Protocol address) is a unique address that certain electronic devices use in order to identify and communicate with each other.  Every device connected to the public Internet is assigned a unique number known as an Internet Protocol (IP) address.  An IP address (Internet Protocol Address) is a logical address of a network adapter. The IP address is unique and identifies computers on a network.  It is a unique number that every computer connected to the internet is assigned.

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---oNErectusMaximus  
(IP isn't Instant Phuck-- though you obviously purposely left that off your assifeline suggestion list)

ps: are these very posts validating this thread's Subject title?!?

[tharrin]

Eye u seem preoccupied with sexual things these days.

[NonEntity]

tharrin Wrote:Eye u seem preoccupied with sexual things these days.

And your point is?   

- NonE

[eye2i2hear]

here's a creepy example of the mess...

Tim Eberly - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Wrote:
Fake ads on Web site make woman a target
Thursday, October 02, 2008

Amber didn’t invite men over to her apartment to fulfill a fantasy of being raped.
But she says someone else did.

The 20-year-old Atlanta woman was never raped or injured but said she got a steady flow of telephone calls, text messages and visits to her apartment on Sept. 19 —- all from men who wanted to be part of a rape fantasy described in a Craigslist advertisement.
[post note: Craigslist is a central network of online communities, featuring free online classified advertisements (with jobs, internships, housing, personals, erotic services, for sale/barter/wanted, services, community, gigs, resume, and pets categories) and forums on various topics.]

Some of the men showed up on her doorstep and “tried to enter the apartment,” the police report said.

“A few of them were creepy, just standing outside my door,” said Amber, whose last name The Atlanta Journal-Constitution decided not to publish.

Amber said she didn’t know what was happening until an hour or so into the barrage of calls, texts and visits. She said callers told her the ad said Amber “had a rape fantasy and had always wanted to simulate the act,” according to an Atlanta police report.

Amber said the ad reportedly went on to say that “she would be expecting people at her place and they should enter her apartment and begin the ‘rape.’ “

“At first, I was pretty livid,” said Amber, a cosmetology student who also works as a waitress. “It went from that to being completely scared. I was scared to death.”

Amber’s name, phone number and address were listed on the ad, she told police. She said she never saw the ad though she, her mother and others searched Craigslist for it. She thinks there were several different ads because some men called her by initials and others by her real name.

A Craigslist spokeswoman could not immediately be reached for comment Wednesday evening.

Amber believes she knows who placed the fake ads and gave the person’s name to Atlanta police.

When reached Wednesday afternoon, Atlanta police spokesman Ron Campbell said in an e-mail that he could not provide an update until today.

Amber estimated that she received about a dozen calls, five visits and several text messages that night.

---here

I don't know which is the bigger creep, the one posting the ad or those responding?!  WTF put both in the middle of a desert somewheres.

[NonEntity]

eye2i2hear Wrote:WTF put both in the middle of a desert somewheres.

HEY!  Leave me the hell out of this.  Put 'em in your OWN damned yard!

- NonE  :winkwink:

[eye2i2hear]

NonEntity Wrote:

eye2i2hear Wrote:WTF put both in the middle of a desert somewheres.

HEY!  Leave me the hell out of this.   Put 'em in your OWN damned yard!

- NonE   :winkwink:

how did eye/i/we KNOW when my schizo-2nd self editor noted it typed as specifically that, that this was coming...

:wacky: