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hedonist

It's entertaining on this Friday afternoon, that's for sure!

dimitrispearljam

josevolution wrote:

This is absolutly the most bizarre thread ever ,

dimitrispearljam wrote:

i read the thread...cant remember when i was so confused by reading here something in the past..

mickeyrat

And it isnt locked!! :wtf:

JonnyPistachio

josevolution wrote:

This is absolutly the most bizarre thread ever , there sloth's crapping , abortions , baby crawling away from being left out in cold......What am i missing anybody bring up shooting the baby's as a choice ....Whacky friday damn if everyone here could meet up for drinks that would be f'n fun

Its been a wacky one for sure. Now where's that Train lounge car? I wouldnt mind sharing a drink with every one of you freaks.

hedonist

JonnyPistachio wrote:

josevolution wrote:

This is absolutly the most bizarre thread ever , there sloth's crapping , abortions , baby crawling away from being left out in cold......What am i missing anybody bring up shooting the baby's as a choice ....Whacky friday damn if everyone here could meet up for drinks that would be f'n fun

Its been a wacky one for sure. Now where's that Train lounge car? I wouldnt mind sharing a drink with every one of you freaks.

Same here (ha! I initially wrote "sane" here; silly me --- or...Freudian me? )

josevolution

JonnyPistachio wrote:

josevolution wrote:

This is absolutly the most bizarre thread ever , there sloth's crapping , abortions , baby crawling away from being left out in cold......What am i missing anybody bring up shooting the baby's as a choice ....Whacky friday damn if everyone here could meet up for drinks that would be f'n fun

Its been a wacky one for sure. Now where's that Train lounge car? I wouldnt mind sharing a drink with every one of you freaks.

Damn now i really wan't a cold alcoholic drink i forgot someone posted something about big balls

brianlux

JonnyPistachio wrote:

josevolution wrote:

This is absolutly the most bizarre thread ever , there sloth's crapping , abortions , baby crawling away from being left out in cold......What am i missing anybody bring up shooting the baby's as a choice ....Whacky friday damn if everyone here could meet up for drinks that would be f'n fun

Its been a wacky one for sure. Now where's that Train lounge car? I wouldnt mind sharing a drink with every one of you freaks.

Our new motto: "We're all Bozos on this Train"?

Theme song: "Freak Train"?

hedonist

Wish it could be Cat's Peace Train...but I think we've veered toward Ozzy's Crazy Train.

(all abooooard!)

catefrances

pandora wrote:

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There are many people like me who are pro choice but not pro abortion.

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im with you on this one pandora.(I know I know im as shocked as you are. ). id prefer women didn't have abortions but if for whatever reason they feel the need to im glad the safe legal option is there... and it should always be.

peacefrompaul

catefrances wrote:

pandora wrote:

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There are many people like me who are pro choice but not pro abortion.

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im with you on this one pandora.(I know I know im as shocked as you are. ). id prefer women didn't have abortions but if for whatever reason they feel the need to im glad the safe legal option is there... and it should always be.

Agreed

peacefrompaul

redrock wrote:

Whoa Binaural!!! I think I have to entirely rethink my idea of Sloths. Way too creepy and weird creatures!!!

I loved sloths until I saw a picture of one eating people's shit.

:fp:

redrock

peacefrompaul wrote:

redrock wrote:

Whoa Binaural!!! I think I have to entirely rethink my idea of Sloths. Way too creepy and weird creatures!!!

I loved sloths until I saw a picture of one eating people's shit.

:fp:

Coprophagia is quite common in the animal world........

mickeyrat

peacefrompaul wrote:

catefrances wrote:

pandora wrote:

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There are many people like me who are pro choice but not pro abortion.

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im with you on this one pandora.(I know I know im as shocked as you are. ). id prefer women didn't have abortions but if for whatever reason they feel the need to im glad the safe legal option is there... and it should always be.

Agreed

Hmm, I'm pro not my decision unless I'm personally involved. A little wordy I know.


But this begs a question. If upon finding out that there was conception, she wishes to have the baby, he does not and makes that fact known well before birth. Should he still be liable for support?

peacefrompaul

mickeyrat wrote:

Hmm, I'm pro not my decision unless I'm personally involved. A little wordy I know.


But this begs a question. If upon finding out that there was conception, she wishes to have the baby, he does not and makes that fact known well before birth. Should he still be liable for support?

I would rather a woman not have an abortion, but that's not really my decision in the long run. It's not my body, it's not my child to feed, to clothe, to give shelter, to play with, to educate, etc.

As for the second part, that's a good question. It's one I'll have to ponder... I want to say no, but I'm not sure how that would work legally.

hedonist

peacefrompaul wrote:

mickeyrat wrote:

Hmm, I'm pro not my decision unless I'm personally involved. A little wordy I know.


But this begs a question. If upon finding out that there was conception, she wishes to have the baby, he does not and makes that fact known well before birth. Should he still be liable for support?

I would rather a woman not have an abortion, but that's not really my decision in the long run. It's not my body, it's not my child to feed, to clothe, to give shelter, to play with, to educate, etc.
As for the second part, that's a good question. It's one I'll have to ponder... I want to say no, but I'm not sure how that would work legally.

But that bolded part...it would be.

Now whether it should be, yeah. It's a tough question - liability meeting morals/conscience.

I don't know.

peacefrompaul

hedonist wrote:

peacefrompaul wrote:

mickeyrat wrote:

Hmm, I'm pro not my decision unless I'm personally involved. A little wordy I know.


But this begs a question. If upon finding out that there was conception, she wishes to have the baby, he does not and makes that fact known well before birth. Should he still be liable for support?

I would rather a woman not have an abortion, but that's not really my decision in the long run. It's not my body, it's not my child to feed, to clothe, to give shelter, to play with, to educate, etc.
As for the second part, that's a good question. It's one I'll have to ponder... I want to say no, but I'm not sure how that would work legally.

But that bolded part...it would be.

Now whether it should be, yeah. It's a tough question - liability meeting morals/conscience.

I don't know.

If I was the father

Speaking as your everyday joe, it is not.

redrock

mickeyrat wrote:

But this begs a question. If upon finding out that there was conception, she wishes to have the baby, he does not and makes that fact known well before birth. Should he still be liable for support?

He should have let the fact be known well before conception (ie before having sex) and ensured it would not have happened and therefore been an issue for him to deal with, whether willingly or through the courts.

mickeyrat

redrock wrote:

mickeyrat wrote:

But this begs a question. If upon finding out that there was conception, she wishes to have the baby, he does not and makes that fact known well before birth. Should he still be liable for support?

He should have let the fact be known well before conception (ie before having sex) and ensured it would not have happened and been an issue for him to deal with, whether willingly or through the courts.

well, that IS obvious.
Same applies to her too. How often do random hookups or even "commited" fuckbuddies have this conversation?

I think all too often this occurs without the communication before hand.

redrock

[quote="mickeyrat"
Same applies to her too................

I think all too often this occurs without the communication before hand.[/quote]

Absolutely. One should not rely on the other for contraception. Even if the lady uses contraception, the guy should still use a condom (and the girl demand it). STD....

mickeyrat

redrock wrote:

[quote="mickeyrat"
Same applies to her too................

I think all too often this occurs without the communication before hand.

Absolutely. One should not rely on the other for contraception. Even if the lady uses contraception, the guy should still use a condom (and the girl demand it). STD....[/quote]
Now, moving from this ideal world to reality....

my question please?