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[MonkeyButtRides]

Well, it's Friday, Zerks made a post that makes sense and dare I say I agree with (my mouse pointer is drifting to the like button) and I'm bored and feeling sporty so here goes....

Strictly from a bio logical perspective only, nothing should be going up anyone's f'ing anus. It's a hole that exist to extrude human waste. It's the human waste pipeline to the outside world. Male on female, male on male, female on female, take your pick, it don't matter, it ain't normal or meant to be.

 

[Zerks]

Well, it's Friday, Zerks made a post that makes sense and dare I say I agree with (my mouse pointer is drifting to the like button) and I'm bored and feeling sporty so here goes....

Strictly from a bio logical perspective only, nothing should be going up anyone's f'ing anus. It's a hole that exist to extrude human waste. It's the human waste pipeline to the outside world. Male on female, male on male, female on female, take your pick, it don't matter, it ain't normal or meant to be.

Now you did it... You will be harangued for pointing out the obvious. The closet libertarians will tell you how wrong what you just said is...

Somehow the "creator" of all that is didn't account for the "Mc Giver" in some people that just have to experiment with broomsticks and donuts.

On the other hand... what is considered punishment for prisoners in prison or jail among the prisoner population?

See how that works... I didn't even have to answer the question because anyone with a brain knows the answer.

 

[MonkeyButtRides]

some people that just have to experiment

Nothing wrong with a little experimenting....hold the throttle open a tad longer, brake a little deeper but don't go backwards around the track?? It's obvious but still needs to be said for some reason?!?!? We need directional signs for some people. The track goes this way... --->>

 

[Zerks]

I never thought of it as "going backwards" before.

 

[Bumblebee]

Well, it's Friday, Zerks made a post that makes sense and dare I say I agree with (my mouse pointer is drifting to the like button) and I'm bored and feeling sporty so here goes....

Strictly from a bio logical perspective only, nothing should be going up anyone's f'ing anus. It's a hole that exist to extrude human waste. It's the human waste pipeline to the outside world. Male on female, male on male, female on female, take your pick, it don't matter, it ain't normal or meant to be.

Here's my take on this.....what people do in their own homes is the business of those people.....unless they are pedophiles or rapists of course.

What I do in my bedroom isn't privy to public knowledge, then why should anyone else's be?

 

[Zerks]

So... whips are ok?

 

[Bumblebee]

So... whips are ok?

Sure.....

As long as I or anyone else doesn't have to hear about it.

 

[MonkeyButtRides]

So... whips are ok?

Great example of good experimentation, whips, cuffs, you know pretty much anything you can buy in one of those stores just don't stick them up your butt.

 

[Bumblebee]

Great example of good experimentation, whips, cuffs, you know pretty much anything you can buy in one of those stores just don't stick them up your butt.

There's a joke in there somewhere....

One day a man was at the zoo and he was throwing peanuts to a gorilla and the gorilla would pick the peanut up, looked at it, stick it up his rear then ate it....

The man witnessed this several times before he called the zoo keeper over and asked him to watch him feed the gorilla a peanut.

Sure enough the gorilla picked up the peanut, stick it up his rear, looked at it and then ate it..

The guy asked what was wrong with the gorilla....

The zoo keeper chuckled and said 'there's nothing wrong with him, a couple weeks ago some teenagers threw a golf ball in and he ate it then had a real hard time passing it so he makes sure everything fits before he eats it now..."

 

[Red05]

Everyone's physical life to this point in recorded history has an end scenario... its called death of the physical self.

I risk death every day because I want to live while I am alive.

We all know what the risk are that is part of the activities we enjoy.

What happens on the microscopic level can be an unknown quantity with a catastrophic and painful result.

Do you want to gamble with things you can't see? There is where the difference lies... is that person carrying a lethal disease?

Only one way to find out for certain... indulge and gamble if you like. If that isn't true, then what is?

Somethings should be consider taboo...

We simply disagree on what those things are.

You said your piece and I mine. Good place to leave it. Be good.

 

[Zerks]

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[michael parris heuberger]

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Hi. YesThat was very nice of her. We all should learn a lession from her and all do the same.

 

[Bumblebee]

These people with all this money falling our of their pockets and just having to go down to the wreck of the Titanic found out how dangerous this is...sadly enough......

Maybe this will lead to the banning of this sort of tourism.....wrecks such as the Titanic have claimed enough lives....

MSN

www.msn.com

 

[sixpack577]

These people with all this money falling our of their pockets and just having to go down to the wreck of the Titanic found out how dangerous this is...sadly enough......

Maybe this will lead to the banning of this sort of tourism.....wrecks such as the Titanic have claimed enough lives....

MSN

www.msn.com

Nah, we don't need any bans...these kinds of problems always fix themselves, lol.
Now, I don't wish bad things on anyone, but, you know the risk, and if you don't...either way, it's on you.
No different than the ****in' dudley do-rights telling the Isle of Mann riders its too dangerous, and that they need to stop.
I have no problem with someone putting a bullet in anyone who thinks they're in charge, and that they want to make the rules and tell others what they can and cannot do. F' Karen, and everyone like her.
Last thing we need is more government overreach.
If you want to pay a quarter million to risk death in a submarine, to look at a shipwreck...more power to you...that's on you.
Find the good, it helps to fund science.
lmao

 

[Bumblebee]

Nah, we don't need any bans...these kinds of problems always fix themselves, lol.
Now, I don't wish bad things on anyone, but, you know the risk, and if you don't...either way, it's on you.
No different than the ****in' dudley do-rights telling the Isle of Mann riders its too dangerous, and that they need to stop.
I have no problem with someone putting a bullet in anyone who thinks they're in charge, and that they want to make the rules and tell others what they can and cannot do. F' Karen, and everyone like her.
Last thing we need is more government overreach.
If you want to pay a quarter million to risk death in a submarine, to look at a shipwreck...more power to you...that's on you.
Find the good, it helps to fund science.
lmao

In principle I agree however, it's the lives of the search and rescue members (and others) that are at risk, not just the risk takers...

If we delve into all these adventure seekers-the ones who climb the Himalayas or Kilimanjaro or similar such things, the garbage they leave behind is atrocious not to mention if anything should happen someone has to risk their lives trying to save them...

There's always a human price to be paid for these activities....

 

[sixpack577]

In principle I agree however, it's the lives of the search and rescue members (and others) that are at risk, not just the risk takers...

If we delve into all these adventure seekers-the ones who climb the Himalayas or Kilimanjaro or similar such things, the garbage they leave behind is atrocious not to mention if anything should happen someone has to risk their lives trying to save them...

There's always a human price to be paid for these activities....

That part I agree with

 

[Bumblebee]

An interesting read on the submersible...

Some quick facts about submersible missing near Titanic wreck off Newfoundland

 

[mark3evo]

The US has not authorised a UK search remote sub with winching it can go down to 5,000 metres. US prefer to use their inferior device which can go down 3,000 metres

Go figure , politics and one upmanship get in the way.

British rescue mission to find lost Titanic submarine 'blocked by US officials'

As rescuers race against time to find the missing submersible lost in the Atlantic, a British firm<span> </span>has been waiting to join the effort but say the American government has not authorised its departure

www.mirror.co.uk

 

[Bumblebee]

The US has not authorised a UK search remote sub with winching it can go down to 5,000 metres. US prefer to use their inferior device which can go down 3,000 metres

Go figure , politics and one upmanship get in the way.

British rescue mission to find lost Titanic submarine 'blocked by US officials'

As rescuers race against time to find the missing submersible lost in the Atlantic, a British firm<span> </span>has been waiting to join the effort but say the American government has not authorised its departure

www.mirror.co.uk

Something seems off here as I've never heard of any country refusing assistance like this....

 

[sixpack577]

I think they know that the sub is gone, but because of 96 total hours of air, they will appease everyone and keep looking.
If it lost pressure...it's tinfoil, and not resurfacing as designed.
The other thing that I havn't heard mentioned with this, is that the Titanic sits on a shelf.
If the sub sank on that side of the ship, then it went to a distance that cannot be recovered(below crush depth), if even found, which would be unlikely.
Especially if their idea of the sub going into the ship and getting stuck is true.
If they can't find it in there...they aren't finding it anywhere else.
And, lets go down a couple rabbit holes, shall we, why not, lol.
With 4 billionaires on board, it makes you wonder if anyone had them killed?
And, at 10k' deep, right on the edge of another several thousand feet drop off...maybe a megalondon ate it...
Not alot of other possibilities, maybe, lmao
And again, I'm not laughing at others misfortune either...but they knew the risk involved.
Lets get in a sub, go 2 miles down, and look at a shipwreck, in pitch black, with only a spotlight, and hoping currents and sediment aren't blocking your veiw.
Yeah, sounds like a great idea...
Pass, I can see the edited version on the internet, and a better view...plus I save $250k