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Saving123

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Nomad

Posted July 1, '10 7:34pm UTC

Well I guess the title says it all, I was just wondering who ya'll thought were the most active 'forumers' in this part of the AG forum. Opinions, that what this Forum is going to be, pure opinions, and yes you can say 'Me'.

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1337Player

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Peasant

Posted October 11, '10 7:03pm UTC

A single post does not automatically class this as a thread suitable for the WEPR.

Gr. You're right.

Ball games................................*Insert perverted joke here*

What a nice way to talk about ball games...

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Zega

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Peasant

Posted October 11, '10 7:28pm UTC

Football sucks. I dislike it. Why? Because it sucks.

I'm gonna put a football in your football so you can kick when you kick.

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knight_34

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Farmer

Posted October 11, '10 10:03pm UTC

Which football? The world's most popular sport or the gridiron football the Americans enjoy playing?

Please, no perverseness here.

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FireflyIV

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Nomad

Posted October 11, '10 10:35pm UTC

Italy's war strategy is change sides though xD

True. Although in WW2 they were very much bit players. They had no real armed forces to speak of after 1942 and the desert campaigns. The invasion of Italy was really more of an invasion of a German principality, since there were so few Italian soldiers actually left. So the metaphor still works. Kind of.

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waluigi

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Shepherd

Posted October 11, '10 10:37pm UTC

I like both American football and soccer. But something hat everyone can agree on, both sports have crazy fans.

exhibit A: world cup fans

Exhibit B: Oakland Raiders fans

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Kyouzou

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Jester

Posted October 11, '10 10:58pm UTC

Please, no perverseness here.

Have you looked at the early pages of this thread?

"Humans are inherently perverted we just suppress it as we grow older."

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1337Player

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Peasant

Posted October 12, '10 1:44am UTC

"Humans are inherently perverted we just suppress it as we grow older."

I thought it was:
Young = not perverted
Pre-teens = slightly perverted
Teens = perverted
Youth = perverted
Adult = perverted but talks less of it
Elderly = Can be very perverted if they feel like it.

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Kyouzou

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Jester

Posted October 12, '10 1:49am UTC

You forget it was 6 year olds who came up with the "Doctor" game.

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MRWalker82

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Shepherd

Posted October 12, '10 1:52am UTC

I don't really consider the young ones perverted. Their actions seem to be borne more of curiosity than any perverse desires.

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Kyouzou

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Jester

Posted October 12, '10 2:22am UTC

Of course, but I believe that what they see and hear along with how their parents act also has an enormous influence on it.

If a child consistently see something on TV that no one under atleast 16, shouldn't see. (I'm referring to the shows with either allusions to sex, or outright softcore sex scenes.) Compared to children raised in a wholesome controlled home, they could be considered more 'mature' then others their age.

Also lately I've seen news reports about children hitting puberty earlier and earlier, and as a result exploring sex at a younger age.

Study

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1337Player

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Peasant

Posted October 12, '10 2:23am UTC

You forget it was 6 year olds who came up with the "Doctor" game.

Oh right...

Some children will find stuff on the interwebs just because they are curious, but others do it because they need that feeling or they're lonely.

/tiredness
Going to sleep now.

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Strop

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Bard

Posted October 12, '10 2:32am UTC

I don't really consider the young ones perverted. Their actions seem to be borne more of curiosity than any perverse desires.

One could argue that this behaviour may continue well into adulthood, but is merely more likely to be called &quoterversion".

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StepOnABaby

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Nomad

Posted October 12, '10 2:34am UTC

One could argue that this behaviour may continue well into adulthood, but is merely more likely to be called &quoterversion".

Most of the time it does continue into adulthood....right?

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MRWalker82

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Shepherd

Posted October 12, '10 2:36am UTC

One could argue that this behaviour may continue well into adulthood, but is merely more likely to be called &quoterversion".

While this is true, I tend to consider perverse behavior to be something that is sexually unacceptable, and as a young child the likelihood that they have an understanding of acceptable sexual practices and behavior is slim at best. Even though the behavior may continue into adulthood, the understanding of socially acceptable behavior increases. The acts themselves may not be any more or less perverse, but the motivations behind the actions would become so, at least in my opinion. This is also why we have different laws governing children, we realize that their understanding is minimal and their motivations typically far varied from those of adults.