All righty, I need this answered. As a guy, so that excludes Arpi right off the bat, have you ever tried to just fake your O just to be done with her?

I have been in the situation where I just wander off in the middle of knockin boots and started thinking about the silliest shit at that given moment. Like: where did I park? What will I have for lunch? What time do I have to wake up?

I even had to force myself to think of some smokin chick just to get to the fuckin finish line.

My problem is, with the advent of me not wanting to die from sex and shit and for the fact that me having a child would be worse than aids at this point, I found that when using a rubber and pulling out, you can sooooooo do the ole fake-a-roonie. I mean, you go at it for a while and just want to be fuckin done and that is a no go. I realize I suffer from an extreme case of ADD, but, that is just nuts!

so, anyone else up for being honest about it?

And, ladies, have you ever caught a shmuck like me trying to pull this shit?

i have to go shit and i dont want to miss anything

OK Fuckers, here's our problem: there has been lots of new registrations waiting to be approved for people with screen names that none of us have no fucking clue as to who they are...meaning, if we don't know who you are, we won't register you.

The solution: If you know people who will be good for the site, please let either myself, Sean, Kid, AM, or Ikea know who it is you're telling...a screen name will help tremendously...or post it in this thread if you're too lazy...just so we can figure out who the fuck these people are before we let them join. We're trying to limit the number of assfucks (besides the ones already here :lol that could potentially ruin our happy home.

Thank you for your time and patience,
Management

:fuggin:

DUAL 1GHz G4 w/ nVidia GeForce 4

SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEET!!!!!!

im just wondering why they didn't release these at MWSF... they could have gotten MUCH more exposure.

I just configured mine... $5,469.00 including 22" cinema display.

This weekend, I picked up some new DVDs...

The Big Lebowski

&

Suicide Kings


Both are excellent (had VHS of Suicide Kings, but the DVD was on $7 so I picked that up too).

The Big Lebowski had me dying laughing. I remembered it as being a great movie. But, watching it again I realized just how good it really is. I definitely suggest renting it if you haven't seen it.

What DVDs have you picked up recently or do you plan on picking up soon?

What do you do when you find yourself suddenly single again? If it was your idea or not, what helps you fill the time, so you don't dwell on it?

Useless sex? Heavy drinking? Catch up on your reading?

I've been going to Grump's grandma for some time now for regular "servicing" and the bitch decides to up her prices this weekend. Something about Gaynerd and new oozing and itching. Why the F do we have to pay to have her tested when its his foul disease carrying junk that's messed up a good thing!!

She was a good deal at $.50 per visit, but for her to have the guts to try to get $1.00 from us now....well, her Montana crotch rat needs a little attitude adjustment.

Guys, who is with me in this boycott of Grandma RottenGash???

And if so, who's post did you jerk off too? And what were they talking about? I myself have not.

Come on don't act like you have't.

Quote:City on Alert for Days of Rage
Radicals to rally
vs. World Economic Forum



When thousands rally in New York this week against the World Economic Forum, socially conscious activists will be among them — as well as, police say, hardened radicals and advocates of violent confrontation.

With labor unionists, students, environmentalists, civil rights activists and all manner of self-proclaimed anarchists meeting in midtown, police are preparing for street dramas that may range from puppetry and tango-dancing to vandalism and service disruptions.


Angry hipsters protest the Republican National Convention in Philadelphia.
"Many, many thousands, perhaps even more than that, are coming from practically every state," said Larry Holmes, a spokesman for ANSWER, which stands for Act Now to Stop War and End Racism.

"I think the protest is going to be good for the city; it will be energetic, safe, peaceful. ... People will have the opportunity to revive the worldwide movement for social and economic justice. And we're following the advice of all those who say to get back to normal — what's more normal for New York than to have a protest?"

But police are concerned the peaceful demonstrators will be overrun.

"Some well-meaning student will get caught in the middle if a violent protester starts breaking windows and the cops move in to arrest him," said one police official.

Police have been gathering intelligence on potentially violent groups and assigning each a threat level.

They are groups that have clashed with police at other economic summits, including the World Trade Organization in Seattle in 1999 and the Group of Eight Summit in Genoa, Italy, in July, in which a protester was killed by police.

One demonstration tactic labeled a serious threat, known as the "Black Bloc," is in vogue with anarchist groups. Demonstrators wear black clothing and bandannas over their faces, and wield pipes, bottles and Molotov cocktails.

Black Bloc proponents boast on Web sites of causing disruptions at various corporate headquarters. Two weeks ago in York, Pa., anti-racists using Black Bloc techniques fought neo-Nazis in the streets during an appearance by Matthew Hale, leader of the white-supremacist World Church of the Creator.

While more mainstream activists were painting banners and organizing transportation and housing for participants in anti-World Economic Forum protests, police have spotted other protesters surveying the site of the conference, scoping out the entrances and taking photographs, sources said.


Looking rather WWF, crowds protest the WEF in Australia on September 10, 2001.
Militant groups planning direct action may lock arms to form a blockade, chain themselves together, soil themselves and damage property, police said.

Police might enforce an 1845 law that prohibits people from wearing masks in street gatherings, except for masquerades, to counter large gatherings of Black Bloc advocates, sources said.

The World Economic Forum, an organization of business moguls, academic experts and political, media and science leaders, agreed to hold its summit here in a show of support for the city after the Sept. 11 attacks, and to pour money into the economy via restaurants, shops and entertainment.

Already benefitting from the conference are private security firms, whose advice and bodyguards forum participants have sought for navigating the city.

At its usual summit location — Davos, in the Swiss Alps — participants were shielded from the angry slogans of globalization foes.

But starting Thursday and continuing until the summit ends the following Monday, anti-globalists from around the country and Europe are expected to converge near the Waldorf-Astoria hotel, the posh, old-money base for the 1,800 forum delegates and their staff and about 20 heads of state as they discuss "A Vision for a Shared Future," with international security part of the discourse.

The protesters see the forum as a capitalist display of excess at a time when the events of Sept. 11 have led to war and economic woes.

And they are mindful that New Yorkers are still fragile.

"We know what the atmosphere is since Sept. 11," said Eric Laursen, a member of Another World Is Possible, a New-York based umbrella organization of anti-war, anti-corporate globalization student groups.

"Our thrust is positive — to have street theater and music in an effort to show people what a better world it could be."

Holmes added: "Nothing is going to happen to upset the people. ... No one's coming here to do damage to persons or property."


Cops may have to contend with violent radicals like this protester in Quebec City.
But the Anti-Capitalist Convergence, whose motto is "Make Resistance Visible," is using the city's firefighters' scuffle with police in November to suggest that it's time for the return of direct action in New York.

Anti-Capitalist Convergence flyers against the World Economic Forum show angry men in fire helmets and turnout coats.

"They're misrepresenting what we did that day," said Peter Gorman, president of the Uniformed Fire Officers Association, whose members clashed with cops when the fire officers tried to hold a rally at Ground Zero to protest the city's cutback of recovery workers. "They're trying to say we proved civil disobedience works. ... It bothers me, because our issue was about dignity for human remains. It was not about being against the police."

In the NYPD — already exhausted from the twin towers tragedy, the crash of Flight 587 in the Rockaways, anthrax scares and maintaining the highest level of alert for possible terror acts — there are varying opinions on what may happen during the forum meeting.

"Some people think it could be a rough couple of days," said one official.

It could be a major public relations issue for Mayor Bloomberg, himself a forum delegate, and Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly, who has made the conference a priority until Feb. 5. The event also is the new administration's first test of maintaining order.

So police have been preparing.

About 3,500 cops have been assigned to the forum, including rooftop snipers, plainclothes cops and officers from aviation, mounted, canine, bomb squad and emergency service units. There will be cops at the city airports to make sure there are no disruptions, and extra vigilance on the subways.

The jail system is preparing to process hundreds of arrests. High-ranking cops were sent to Seattle, Genoa and other cities where large-scale demonstrations turned violent. A major drill was conducted at Shea Stadium, and smaller drills have been conducted several times a week.

"There is a concern that the area of demonstrations may spread from midtown Manhattan," said Kelly, "so we are taking a lot of precaution, doing a lot of planning." The protesters are getting ready, too.

Workshops are being held on the legal rights of demonstrators, and street medic treatment for tear gas and pepper spray. The Anti-Capitalist Convergence was offering role-playing where participants play cops, protesters and medics.

"Police are preparing as if the Mongol hordes are coming," said Laursen. "In Seattle and Genoa, by far, the overwhelming amount of violence was done by the police. There was brutality, not against the so-called Black Bloc [demonstrators] but against peaceful protesters doing Ghandian methods."

Holmes said, "If the police are not heavy-handed, and do not provoke, we have no doubt these events will come off very successfully."

Many groups have been working with the police over the last few weeks, negotiating for their own forums.

John Sweeney, AFL–CIO president, will attend the forum.

"We are not there to protest, but to rally to present the working person's side," said Ferranti.

But police will have to scramble when delegates visit the New York Stock Exchange or Ground Zero.

Kelly said forum attendees will be accommodated "to a reasonable degree."

"It's a good event for the city," he said. "The city administration is happy they're here. It puts some pressures and strains on the Police Department, but that's why we exist."

Said Holmes,"The players on both sides have a lot of experience — they know how to do it."

Some Groups Listed as Opposed
To the World Economic Forum

American Muslims for Peace & Justice
Anti-Imperialist League
American Socialist Foundation
Animal Defense League (Long Island)
Anti-Capitalist Convergence (Philippines)
Anti-WEF Coordination Salzburg (Austria)
Bhopal Group for Information and Action
Block by Block (Harlem)
California Prison Focus
Campaign for Labor Rights
Center for the Comparative Study of Law and Society
Climate Action NOW! (Redway, Calif.)
Coalition for the Human Rights of Immigrants (N.Y.C.)
College Voice for Free Tuition and Open Admissions
Committee in Solidarity with the People of El Salvador
Critical Resistance East
Cuba Advocate Newsletter
Cuve Collective (Belgium)
Democratic Palestine
Filipino Workers' Center
First Quarter Storm Movement (Northern California)
Food Not Bombs (Hoboken, N.J.)
Free CUNY Global Pastry Uprising
Green Party U.S.A.
Industrial Workers of the World (N.Y.C.)
International Socialist Organization
Jews Against the Occupation
JUSO Switzerland
Kensington Welfare Rights Union
Les Ami de la WEF (Switzerland)
Make the Road by Walking (Brooklyn)
Mexico Solidarity Network
Middle East Children's Alliance
National Lawyers Guild
Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala
Nicaragua Network
Pagan Cluster
Pastors for Peace
Phun Phactory
Rainforest Relief
Raise the Fist
Reclaim the Streets
Refuse and Resist
Roundhouse Collective (Baltimore)
School of the Americas Watch
Socialist Party of New York City
Solidarity Student Committee Against Labor Exploitation
Students for Global Justice (New York)
Texas Death Penalty Abolition Movement TransgenderWarrior.org
Union of New York Free Youth
Veterans for Peace
Women's Action for New Directions
Workers Democracy Network
Zapatista Block Collective