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Scylla Rhiadra
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12-15-2009 07:59
From: Seven Okelli
Cosmo girl!

ACKKK!!!! :eek:
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Scylla Rhiadra
Scylla Rhiadra
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12-15-2009 07:59
From: Kay Penberg
I know nothing about any such link, which you wouldn't have sent me anyway, even if I had asked.

/me nods sagely . . . ;)

(So, um . . . how did you score, anyway? :D )
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Scylla Rhiadra
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12-15-2009 08:09
Scylla, you are making me LMAO at work and i'm getting stared at.... :o
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Scylla Rhiadra
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12-15-2009 08:10
From: 3Ring Binder
Scylla, you are making me LMAO at work and i'm getting stared at.... :o

Uhhh . . .

So does that mean that I AM a "bad girl," after all?

:p
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Scylla Rhiadra
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12-15-2009 08:12
no, you are very very good. indeed. :D
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Eli Schlegal
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12-15-2009 08:22
What I would like to know is how and why Pep had those surveys that were obviously designed for teen age girls so readily available for contribution to this thread.
(creepy)
Scylla Rhiadra
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12-15-2009 08:42
From: Eli Schlegal
What I would like to know is how and why Pep had those surveys that were obviously designed for teen age girls so readily available for contribution to this thread.
(creepy)

Oh, if only it were true that Cosmo *were* read only by teenaged girls . . . It's a perennial favourite of a certain set of women who are frequently approaching, or have even passed into, middle age.

It also appears to appeal to another hitherto unconsidered demographic: 50-something male expatriate Welshmen . . .
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Chris Norse
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12-15-2009 08:45
From: Eli Schlegal
What I would like to know is how and why Pep had those surveys that were obviously designed for teen age girls so readily available for contribution to this thread.
(creepy)

Don't ask about the candy he keeps in his coat pocket.
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Pserendipity Daniels
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12-15-2009 09:01
/me muses on the likelihood of an AR succeeding on the basis of implied paedophilia.

Pep (In the real world you'd be hit for libel without a second thought.)

@Eli: I don't suppose you've been blessed with a wife and daughter, so your ignorance is understandable.

@Chris: I'm surprised you can joke about such things, since you claim to have a little girl yourself.
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Chris Norse
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12-15-2009 09:04
From: Pserendipity Daniels
/me muses on the likelihood of an AR succeeding on the basis of implied paedophilia.

Pep (In the real world you'd be hit for libel without a second thought.)

Not stated as fact and I am in no position to know the contents of your pockets, so I am not a reliable source. Then there is the argument that by posting on this forum you are a public figure, so libel charges do not apply.
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Pserendipity Daniels
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12-15-2009 09:08
From: Chris Norse
Not stated as fact and I am in no position to know the contents of your pockets, so I am not a reliable source. Then there is the argument that by posting on this forum you are a public figure, so libel charges do not apply.
Incorrect but defaming opinion is actionable, and in fact is the crux of the matter. You would be crucified in a real world court, and attempted humour would not be a defence.

I'm not sure about the possibility of any recent US legislation, but the "public figure" issue has been thrown out any number of times in the UK in the last year that I can remember.

Pep (Your and Eli's sense of humour is seriously suspect, regardless of the legal situation.)
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Eli Schlegal
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12-15-2009 09:10
From: Pserendipity Daniels


@Eli: I don't suppose you've been blessed with a wife and daughter, so your ignorance is understandable.



Wrong on both counts. I just never took their reading material with me to the bathroom. :p
You might want to check out Field and Stream or Reader's Digest.
Pserendipity Daniels
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12-15-2009 09:14
From: Eli Schlegal
Wrong on both counts.
Why do I get the feeling I don't believe you? It doesn't matter anyway. It must have been long enough ago that you have forgotten.
From: Eli Schlegal
I just never took their reading material with me to the bathroom. :p
I'll believe that though.
From: Eli Schlegal
You might want to check out Field and Stream or Reader's Digest.
Never seen a copy of either. Are they American publications?

Pep (Presumably with short words and big type for you?)
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Lindal Kidd
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12-15-2009 09:16
From: Pserendipity Daniels
Incorrect but defaming opinion is actionable, and in fact is the crux of the matter. You would be crucified in a real world court, and attempted humour would not be a defence.

I'm not sure about the possibility of any recent US legislation, but the "public figure" issue has been thrown out any number of times in the UK in the last year that I can remember.

Pep (Your and Eli's sense of humour is seriously suspect, regardless of the legal situation.)


Goodness, Chris...you seem to have actually gotten under Pep's skin. Peppy, not a thing Chris said is actionable. But it's so funny watching you fume and boil for once, instead of things being the other way around.

(I thought Chris and Eli were incredibly funny)
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Scylla Rhiadra
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12-15-2009 09:16
Oh goody! I was hoping that we could sweep away this light-hearted repartee, and get down to some really SERIOUS name-calling . . .

:rolleyes:
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Chris Norse
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12-15-2009 09:16
From: Pserendipity Daniels
Incorrect but defaming opinion is actionable, and in fact is the crux of the matter. You would be crucified in a real world court, and attempted humour would not be a defence.

I'm not sure about the possibility of any recent US legislation, but the "public figure" issue has been thrown out any number of times in the UK in the last year that I can remember.

Pep (Your and Eli's sense of humour is seriously suspect, regardless of the legal situation.)

Since I am not in the UK and never intend to be......your laws don't matter to me. In the US, opinion is protected.

See Falwell vs. Hustler Magazine.
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Eli Schlegal
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12-15-2009 09:18
From: Lindal Kidd
Goodness, Chris...you seem to have actually gotten under Pep's skirt.


Fixed it for ya.
Mickey Vandeverre
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12-15-2009 09:26
From: Pserendipity Daniels
Incorrect but defaming opinion is actionable, and in fact is the crux of the matter. You would be crucified in a real world court, and attempted humour would not be a defence.

I'm not sure about the possibility of any recent US legislation, but the "public figure" issue has been thrown out any number of times in the UK in the last year that I can remember.

Pep (Your and Eli's sense of humour is seriously suspect, regardless of the legal situation.)


It appears that someone has lost that sense of humor that they so often boast about.

Jealousy will do that to you.

Adjust your skirt a wee bit, and calm down there, dearie.
Scylla Rhiadra
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12-15-2009 09:32
From: Mickey Vandeverre
It appears that someone has lost that sense of humor that they so often boast about.

Jealousy will do that to you.

Adjust your skirt a wee bit, and calm down there, dearie.

Jealousy??

Am I missing something juicy here??? :D
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Scylla Rhiadra
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12-15-2009 09:34
From: Lindal Kidd
Goodness, Chris...you seem to have actually gotten under Pep's skin. Peppy, not a thing Chris said is actionable. But it's so funny watching you fume and boil for once, instead of things being the other way around.

(I thought Chris and Eli were incredibly funny)
"Funny"? Interesting that you think paedophilia is amusing. I don't.

Pep (But then, I have a daughter; perhaps you haven't been blessed that way either.)
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12-15-2009 09:35
From: Mickey Vandeverre
It appears that someone has lost that sense of humor that they so often boast about.

Jealousy will do that to you.

Adjust your skirt a wee bit, and calm down there, dearie.
Surprisingly enough, I don't have a sense of humour regarding paedophilia.

Pep (In line with LL's attitude, apparently.)
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Mickey Vandeverre
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12-15-2009 09:36
From: Scylla Rhiadra
Jealousy??

Am I missing something juicy here??? :D


Chris and Eli have obviously threatened Miss Sarcasm as default.
Scylla Rhiadra
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12-15-2009 09:37
From: Mickey Vandeverre
Chris and Eli have obviously threatened Miss Sarcasm as default.

Ohhh.

Well, THAT'S boring . . . :(
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Scylla Rhiadra
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12-15-2009 09:40
From: Scylla Rhiadra
Jealousy??

Am I missing something juicy here??? :D
You're obviously just having problems with Mickey's incoherence.

Pep (You're better off not even attempting to try to make sense of her ramblings.)
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Nika Talaj
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12-15-2009 09:40
I'm a little puzzled by the supposed link between Eli's post and implied paedophilia.

(/me flies Pep to Colorado and buys him some medical marijuana so he can mellow out)

Anyway,
From: Scylla Rhiadra
It also appears to appeal to another hitherto unconsidered demographic: 50-something male expatriate Welshmen . . .
What, Cosmo is ALLLLL about teh sexxors, why should it be a surprise that it might appeal to any man?

Particularly if they spend any time in the line at a grocery. I'm always amazed at what Cosmo gets away with, right next to the bubblegum. Gives me hope for the country, in an odd way. Collectively, we're generally such prudes.
:)
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