Must of been the vodka.

Quote by Laurenxxx_1
I noticed something very interesting on the photo gallery
A photo of a clothed woman got more looks than womens tits/clits etc
Why do you think that is?
Cos ppl get fed up of gynacological stuff and just want to see a human being!
Quote by jaymar
We've actually swung with a couple where the woman's had a mastectomy... so what?the poor woman had cancer and lost a breast... did it make her less of a woman? absolutely NOT!
People are fickle if they even THINK this would be a problem.. sorry and all that
Quote by winchwenchfor winchy
Dont understand your friends actions/reactions though
Quote by Misskitty_2008
Thank you Cherrytree :kiss I had a think after I posted it.. and said to Keeno I thought it might be because people didn't know what to say. I just felt I had to say something, as people were making comments without the actual knowledge of the situation, which I had.
Quote by Mal
Il take the bottle of vodka and sit near the jukebox barmen :cheers:
Quote by Deviants
Makes perfect sense here :thumbup:
However that’s not what Helen Mirren said or what Anne Widdecombe was commenting on, and I think the OP was asking for peoples opinions on the comments made and the scenario they were based on.
Maybe to emotive a topic?
Quote by Peanut
Dont know if im making much sence but there ya go
Ho hum
Quote by bbw_lover
That's why it's so complicated Tanny. Regardless of how someone is dressed or how much alcohol she/he has had doesn't mean that they "are asking for it".
Interestingly the majority of victims are usually dressed down not up, and usually doing some mundane task. So the whole issue of dressing sexily or getting drunk plays only a small part.
Quote by Missy
I saw mention above that a thread should be locked if it were considered pointless... but then... when is a thread pointless?
I've seen many a thread start from very a simple and light post, and become the funniest, most thought provoking or suprising threads you could imagine.
a thought:
the site is, and should be moderated to ensure the AUP is adhered to, but do the Moderators have to take an editorial role?
Cannot the content of site threads be self moderated by the fora-peers?
If we like like a thread, we join in... If we don't... well... we don't.
lp