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mulebone » Fri Aug 30, 2013 2:39 pm wrote:While muttering "What the fuck?" to myself I walked into the living room to see if Fred Rogers had finally snapped & was asking the children to "Say semen, boys & girls," or maybe wildly stroking it while Mr. McFeely looked on in shock. Alas, instead they were watching Animal Planet. Two rams were humping away as the narrator droned on about the sexual habits of rams.
Col Quisp » Sat Aug 31, 2013 1:15 am wrote:Ugh. What a bunch of crap. It's pure shit. Nestle's Crunch style. Makes me want to vomit. I don't really know why this exists. So her daddy wrote some stupid song in the 90's about an achy braky heart I mean is she the daughter of Billy Ray? I can't keep up with these skags. Useless Eastern KY trash.
82_28 » Fri Aug 30, 2013 9:11 pm wrote: She represents what we are made to think.
Miley Cyrus Can't Stop: Poses For Risque New Magazine Shoot & 'Bangerz' Promos
August 30th, 2013 9:47pm EDT | By: Victor Smith
Miley Cyrus still can't stop. Following her controversial performance at Sunday night's MTV Video Music Awards, the singer has now gone on to promote her upcoming album, "Bangerz", with some racy new photos, along with a risque new shoot for Notion magazine.
To help promote her fourth album, out October 8, Miley squats on a chair in a pair of black and white checked leather pants while grabbing her crotch, ears a daring see through top and stands looking over her shoulder while wearing no pants in three of the images released by RCA to promote the new disc.
Miley's Notion shoot features the singer in a very risky pvc cutout dress leaving little to the imagination, and, of course, bending forward to show off her behind.
Following her much-criticized performance Sunday night, her father, Billy Ray gave her some words of encouragement. She tweeted what he said...
"Mile, if twerkin woulda been invented.... And I had a foam finger.... I woulda done the same thang you did. - DAD," she posted on her twitter page Thursday.
Project Willow » Fri Aug 30, 2013 5:11 pm wrote:
Shame is something that humans have culturally attached to sex, to varying degrees, as an instrument of control, especially in patriarchal societies.
There is nothing inherently shameful, debasing, or ugly about sex, or our sexual organs, or symbolic representations of them.
Forcing sexual acts on others is traumatizing and is rightly shamed (though on practical, cultural, and institutional levels, not enough), it is equally arguable that repressing and shaming sexual knowledge and desire is harmful. Sex abuse is nurtured in sexually repressive environments, and vice-versa, it's a circular dynamic. The more we do to lessen shame and promote acceptance and openness about human sexuality, the healthier we all will be.
The more we do to lessen shame and promote acceptance and openness about human sexuality, the healthier we all will be.
“When all is equally agitated, nothing appears to be agitated, as in a ship. When all tend to debauchery, none appears to do so. He who stops draws attention to the excess of others, like a fixed point.”--Blaise Pascal
seemslikeadream » Sat Aug 31, 2013 10:38 am wrote:they're creating the illusion of freedom while they continue their quest to enslave us
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