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Elan School / Re: Dr Gerald Davidson Was Jennifer's uncle?
« on: May 17, 2012, 06:10:52 PM »Quote from: "none-ya"
Shut up Wayne.
none-ya please be respectful to your elders.
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none-ya please be respectful to your elders.
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Hyde Schools / Re: Where's that "movement of concerned Americans?"
« on: April 14, 2012, 03:13:08 PM »Quote from: "Wayne Kernochan"
Quote from: "Xelebes"Well, let's hold back on the AIDS as a manufactured virus. In some ways it is (shaming those who have it for having lived shameful lives) but in the most key sense, it is not (developed in labs to be released and wreak havoc on minorities.)It wasn't created to wreak havoc on anyone. It was created to make money. Trillions of dollars so far with no end in sight.
There was no shame intended. If people feel shame, that's in their own mind. AIDS crossed into every demographic. It didn't discriminate.
All that "shameful lives" crap was promoted by assholes with agendas, and no one with a brain ever really bought into it
AIDS is taken very seriously in the adult film industry, I have not caught it yet!
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News Items / Re: Salem Children's Home is renaming itself: Salem4youth
« on: April 13, 2012, 02:50:34 PM »
xxxxx
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News Items / Re: What would Jesus do?
« on: April 11, 2012, 07:59:27 PM »Quote from: "Wayne Kernochan"
The sticker on my car says WWNTCRJCD
What would none-ya the child rape joke comedian do?
Stop pretending you give a shit about these kids. You'd have probably buried this kid alive you abusive douchebag
Wayne your life would be so much better if it was 11 inches.
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Elan School / Re: Does Juan Ferreira=IBcuy??
« on: April 06, 2012, 03:49:28 PM »Quote from: "Wayne Kernochan"
Quote from: "none-ya"Big deal. I have pictures of me standing on the moon. They're not real either. You've got to love photoshop.You're just a hateful, shit for brains, sack of garbage. I don't give a damn what you believe. You're a nobody, trolling to abuse survivors
Die already, would you? No one will miss you, and some will celebrate. You're a cunt
I can't believe they wasted 4 surgeries on a worthless bitch like you. And, you thank them by using the welfare checks they send you on drugs
Fuck off Nunez
Wayne you have a future in the gay porn industry, with the nasty mouth that you have.
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The Seed Discussion Forum / Re: The Seed of Hope
« on: March 17, 2012, 05:03:02 AM »
Seed motto! BROS B4 HOS, MAN
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Feed Your Head / Porn titans not worried about Rick Santorum
« on: March 16, 2012, 05:54:55 PM »
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/porn ... 50828.html
Porn titans not worried about Rick Santorum banning their business
Larry Flynt (AP), Michael Lucas and Steven Hirsch (Glenn Francis)
Rick Santorum has made a campaign promise to bar "hardcore pornography" from American websites, magazines and television, but industry giants who produce much of the nation's porn aren't worried that the crusading candidate will stop the multibillion dollar industry from churning out the next "Deep Throat."
"I don't see a danger," Michael Lucas, New York's largest producer of gay adult films, told Yahoo News. "There's no danger that he will be the Republican Party nominee."
Santorum's campaign posted a position paper on its website in February that vowed to "vigorously" enforce obscenity laws and restrict the distribution of hardcore pornography, which it says has reached "pandemic" levels. The former Pennsylvania senator said he will "prohibit distribution of hardcore (obscene) pornography on the Internet, on cable/satellite TV, on hotel/motel TV, in retail shops and through the mail or by common carrier." A spokesman for Santorum's presidential campaign did not return a request for comment.
[Related: Could you really get rid of porn on the Internet?]
Lucas, who grew up in the former Soviet Union and immigrated to the United States in 1997 after working in Europe as a male prostitute, founded Lucas Entertainment in 1998, which flourished into a mega-enterprise that produces some of the most lavish gay porn films in the industry. His side company, Lucas Raunch, boasts a repertoire of hardcore fetish videos that are so explicit that Canadian officials banned copies from the country in 2009.
"This is not what Ronald Reagan envisioned," Lucas said after reviewing Santorum's plan. "This is not what the Founding Fathers envisioned. This is what Rick Santorum envisions. And I think the guy is crazy."
Lucas, by the way, considers himself a conservative, votes Republican and donates generously to several libertarian and right-wing causes. And when he casts a ballot in the November election, he hopes it will be for Mitt Romney.
"I would support Romney of course," the director of "Men in Stockings" and "Hunt & Plunge" told Yahoo News. "There is nobody else to support."
"I am not in love with him, but I like him," he added of Romney. "I don't see any danger coming from Romney when it comes to porn. It's just not there. And I think he will be much better than President Obama. Not that it will be difficult to be better than President Obama."
On the West Coast, Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt, who has spent decades battling obscenity laws and politicians who have tried to shut him down, said he's confident that Santorum won't get in his way either.
"Whether it's Newt offering $2 gasoline or Santorum wanting to ban pornography or whatever else he's doing, they're making these promises and these threats, and they're really empty and meaningless," Flynt told Yahoo News. "I don't think he will be much of a contender if he gets the nomination, but at the same time I don't think he will."
[Related: Rick Santorum's 'winning' war on porn]
Flynt said that, of the Republican nominees this cycle, he preferred former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman because he "wasn't going off the deep end with the rest," but he plans to vote for Obama in November, calling him "the lesser of two evils."
"Everybody wants to make promises and wants to keep our minds pure when they can't even keep the streets clean," Flynt said. "I don't listen to them anymore when they talk. It's just a lot of empty rhetoric."
Steven Hirsch, the founder and co-chairman of Vivid Entertainment, an adult film company that boasts millions of viewers every month, had a more blunt message for Santorum: Bring it.
"Thankfully we live in America and we have a justice system. Certainly he can put together a task force and he can go after the adult industry and begin prosecutions. Certainly that won't be cheap, but ultimately we'll prevail because people don't want to be told what they can watch in the privacy of their own home," he said. "It's sometimes easy to attack the adult industry, but ultimately it doesn't work."
Like Lucas and Flynt, he's not worried.
"People are more comfortable with hardcore pornography than ever before," he said. "I think it's going to be extremely difficult to get juries to see things his way."
He added: "We'll stay out of his church if he stays out of our bedrooms."
In the case that Santorum wins the election, his effort could struggle to hold up under scrutiny, said Allan B. Gelbard, an attorney who represents the adult industry.
"From a purely legal prospective, there is a question as to whether applying local community standards to Internet speech is constitutional at all," Gelbard said in an e-mail. "Fortunately, we become a more tolerant society over time. We're increasingly accepting of others engaging in activities that we, ourselves, might not do because we don't want others telling us what we can and can't do."
Porn titans not worried about Rick Santorum banning their business
Larry Flynt (AP), Michael Lucas and Steven Hirsch (Glenn Francis)
Rick Santorum has made a campaign promise to bar "hardcore pornography" from American websites, magazines and television, but industry giants who produce much of the nation's porn aren't worried that the crusading candidate will stop the multibillion dollar industry from churning out the next "Deep Throat."
"I don't see a danger," Michael Lucas, New York's largest producer of gay adult films, told Yahoo News. "There's no danger that he will be the Republican Party nominee."
Santorum's campaign posted a position paper on its website in February that vowed to "vigorously" enforce obscenity laws and restrict the distribution of hardcore pornography, which it says has reached "pandemic" levels. The former Pennsylvania senator said he will "prohibit distribution of hardcore (obscene) pornography on the Internet, on cable/satellite TV, on hotel/motel TV, in retail shops and through the mail or by common carrier." A spokesman for Santorum's presidential campaign did not return a request for comment.
[Related: Could you really get rid of porn on the Internet?]
Lucas, who grew up in the former Soviet Union and immigrated to the United States in 1997 after working in Europe as a male prostitute, founded Lucas Entertainment in 1998, which flourished into a mega-enterprise that produces some of the most lavish gay porn films in the industry. His side company, Lucas Raunch, boasts a repertoire of hardcore fetish videos that are so explicit that Canadian officials banned copies from the country in 2009.
"This is not what Ronald Reagan envisioned," Lucas said after reviewing Santorum's plan. "This is not what the Founding Fathers envisioned. This is what Rick Santorum envisions. And I think the guy is crazy."
Lucas, by the way, considers himself a conservative, votes Republican and donates generously to several libertarian and right-wing causes. And when he casts a ballot in the November election, he hopes it will be for Mitt Romney.
"I would support Romney of course," the director of "Men in Stockings" and "Hunt & Plunge" told Yahoo News. "There is nobody else to support."
"I am not in love with him, but I like him," he added of Romney. "I don't see any danger coming from Romney when it comes to porn. It's just not there. And I think he will be much better than President Obama. Not that it will be difficult to be better than President Obama."
On the West Coast, Hustler magazine publisher Larry Flynt, who has spent decades battling obscenity laws and politicians who have tried to shut him down, said he's confident that Santorum won't get in his way either.
"Whether it's Newt offering $2 gasoline or Santorum wanting to ban pornography or whatever else he's doing, they're making these promises and these threats, and they're really empty and meaningless," Flynt told Yahoo News. "I don't think he will be much of a contender if he gets the nomination, but at the same time I don't think he will."
[Related: Rick Santorum's 'winning' war on porn]
Flynt said that, of the Republican nominees this cycle, he preferred former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman because he "wasn't going off the deep end with the rest," but he plans to vote for Obama in November, calling him "the lesser of two evils."
"Everybody wants to make promises and wants to keep our minds pure when they can't even keep the streets clean," Flynt said. "I don't listen to them anymore when they talk. It's just a lot of empty rhetoric."
Steven Hirsch, the founder and co-chairman of Vivid Entertainment, an adult film company that boasts millions of viewers every month, had a more blunt message for Santorum: Bring it.
"Thankfully we live in America and we have a justice system. Certainly he can put together a task force and he can go after the adult industry and begin prosecutions. Certainly that won't be cheap, but ultimately we'll prevail because people don't want to be told what they can watch in the privacy of their own home," he said. "It's sometimes easy to attack the adult industry, but ultimately it doesn't work."
Like Lucas and Flynt, he's not worried.
"People are more comfortable with hardcore pornography than ever before," he said. "I think it's going to be extremely difficult to get juries to see things his way."
He added: "We'll stay out of his church if he stays out of our bedrooms."
In the case that Santorum wins the election, his effort could struggle to hold up under scrutiny, said Allan B. Gelbard, an attorney who represents the adult industry.
"From a purely legal prospective, there is a question as to whether applying local community standards to Internet speech is constitutional at all," Gelbard said in an e-mail. "Fortunately, we become a more tolerant society over time. We're increasingly accepting of others engaging in activities that we, ourselves, might not do because we don't want others telling us what we can and can't do."
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The Seed Discussion Forum / So bored - w4m - 26 (Orlando)
« on: March 15, 2012, 05:13:57 PM »
So bored - w4m - 26 (Orlando)
Date: 2012-03-15, 4:17PM EDT
I posted in this section cause i'm not sure where else to post at. I'm looking for a man whos older ( i just like older guys) who knows what blues are or something like that percets or something like that and wants to hang out and share. I know this is stupid to post online but like i said i'm bored and dont know where else to look. I'm 5"5, thick ( must like thick women) long hair, blue eyes and nice chest. I'm in orlando area close to oak ridge. If you are serious and want to hang out than send me and email. I'm only going to respond to serious reply's and ppl who have what i'm looking for.
Location: Orlando
it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
Date: 2012-03-15, 4:17PM EDT
I posted in this section cause i'm not sure where else to post at. I'm looking for a man whos older ( i just like older guys) who knows what blues are or something like that percets or something like that and wants to hang out and share. I know this is stupid to post online but like i said i'm bored and dont know where else to look. I'm 5"5, thick ( must like thick women) long hair, blue eyes and nice chest. I'm in orlando area close to oak ridge. If you are serious and want to hang out than send me and email. I'm only going to respond to serious reply's and ppl who have what i'm looking for.
Location: Orlando
it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
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The Seed Discussion Forum / Re: https://www.facebook.com/groups/278734835522823/
« on: March 15, 2012, 03:54:31 PM »
Got a broken cell phone? Donate it to the mumbling drunk at the end of the bar. He can hold it to his head & not look so crazy.
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Facility Question and Answers / Re: Chrysalis School
« on: March 10, 2012, 06:38:25 AM »
http://elizabethhai.blogspot.com/2006_0 ... chive.html
PTS and picture-fun
today is my last day working at The Parent-Teacher Store. i am on my very last one-hour lunch break at Panera Bread Co. i've grown quite attached to this place. i'll miss it very much. the mediterranean veggie sandwich has become somewhat of a comfort food for me.
on my last day, i'm working a 9-5 shift. today is the day we get our shipment. AND it's my turn to clean the bathroom. what a day.
here is a totally unrelated yet adorable picture from the weekend. jesse and i were watching ruby for a few hours, and in between dancing and changing outfits five times, we managed to have a little photo-taking-fest. this one's my favorite.
PTS and picture-fun
today is my last day working at The Parent-Teacher Store. i am on my very last one-hour lunch break at Panera Bread Co. i've grown quite attached to this place. i'll miss it very much. the mediterranean veggie sandwich has become somewhat of a comfort food for me.
on my last day, i'm working a 9-5 shift. today is the day we get our shipment. AND it's my turn to clean the bathroom. what a day.
here is a totally unrelated yet adorable picture from the weekend. jesse and i were watching ruby for a few hours, and in between dancing and changing outfits five times, we managed to have a little photo-taking-fest. this one's my favorite.
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The Troubled Teen Industry / Re: Upcoming shows on institutional brainwashing #OpLiberati
« on: March 10, 2012, 04:18:39 AM »
Angelique Rochelle - Sexy name!
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The Seed Discussion Forum / Re: This Board is the Biggest Piece of Worthless Shit Ever!
« on: March 08, 2012, 07:53:16 PM »
Actually, I am pretty pleased with how this has developed. Out of these forums, folks have been able to connect with one another in a hundred good ways. Some just take comfort in being able to talk about these things with others who where there and can understand. Some have reunited with old friends. Some have gone on to publish books, news articles, movies, etc. Regulatory, legislative and litigation investigators have been able to get an understanding of what's going on and to find and interview key witnesses. And, to boot, there are a growing number of pretty good parties around the country every year. You might say the idea has gone viral.
Above all, though, all on it's own, fornits was among the first and, I think, the most successful counter-propaganda to the troubled parent industyry.
Of course, as a lot, we program vets are some fucked up cup cakes. So, naturally, there tends to be more ill behavior around here than you would expect to see at, say, a truck pull or prison reunion. However, as Noneya has pointed out a time or three, you haven't really had a pleasant thing to say since you started posting. If you don't like all the hostility (and I don't blame you, I don't like it either) then why don't you just quit laying it down?
Above all, though, all on it's own, fornits was among the first and, I think, the most successful counter-propaganda to the troubled parent industyry.
Of course, as a lot, we program vets are some fucked up cup cakes. So, naturally, there tends to be more ill behavior around here than you would expect to see at, say, a truck pull or prison reunion. However, as Noneya has pointed out a time or three, you haven't really had a pleasant thing to say since you started posting. If you don't like all the hostility (and I don't blame you, I don't like it either) then why don't you just quit laying it down?
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Tacitus' Realm / Re: 'International Permission’ Trumps Congressional Permissi
« on: March 08, 2012, 07:50:26 PM »
I approve the original post!
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News Items / Re: Mitt Romney's connections to the troubled teen industry
« on: February 29, 2012, 01:55:43 PM »
Local Porn Exec Fills Mitt Romney's Coffers
http://blogs.browardpalmbeach.com/pulp/ ... y_porn.php
Most (male) Mitt Romney supporters have probably stumbled across an ad for AdultFriendFinder.com (NSFW) at one point or another, though they might not admit it. But now there's another connection, between Friend Finder Networks and the likely Republican contender.
Chairman of the Board Daniel Staton has reportedly donated $2,500 to Romney's campaign, and the news is inspiring sarcastic commentary across the blogosphere.
Calling the owners of Friend Finder Networks "pornographers" is a bit of a stretch, though -- as the Herald points out, they're venture capitalists. Staton previously ran Build-a-Bear Workshop.
In addition, AdultFriendFinder has a sister site, BigChurch.com, that features "a searchable Bible, daily Bible chapter emails, chat rooms, and much more."
The company's president and CEO, Marc Bell, is a chairman of the board of trustees at Pine Crest School, which we noted in a July feature story about the school's tumultuous administration.
Bell has previously donated to Charlie Crist and to Romney's 2008 campaign. It's logical for business execs to favor the Republican's laissez-faire attitudes toward business, but the party-line preaching about moral rectitude can backfire when sex-industry types support GOP candidates. Here's a Herald blog about Rick Scott taking flak for campaign-finance ties to Playboy Mexico.
Our opinion? No worries. Let he who has never profited from sex and pornography cast the first stone.
http://blogs.browardpalmbeach.com/pulp/ ... y_porn.php
Most (male) Mitt Romney supporters have probably stumbled across an ad for AdultFriendFinder.com (NSFW) at one point or another, though they might not admit it. But now there's another connection, between Friend Finder Networks and the likely Republican contender.
Chairman of the Board Daniel Staton has reportedly donated $2,500 to Romney's campaign, and the news is inspiring sarcastic commentary across the blogosphere.
Calling the owners of Friend Finder Networks "pornographers" is a bit of a stretch, though -- as the Herald points out, they're venture capitalists. Staton previously ran Build-a-Bear Workshop.
In addition, AdultFriendFinder has a sister site, BigChurch.com, that features "a searchable Bible, daily Bible chapter emails, chat rooms, and much more."
The company's president and CEO, Marc Bell, is a chairman of the board of trustees at Pine Crest School, which we noted in a July feature story about the school's tumultuous administration.
Bell has previously donated to Charlie Crist and to Romney's 2008 campaign. It's logical for business execs to favor the Republican's laissez-faire attitudes toward business, but the party-line preaching about moral rectitude can backfire when sex-industry types support GOP candidates. Here's a Herald blog about Rick Scott taking flak for campaign-finance ties to Playboy Mexico.
Our opinion? No worries. Let he who has never profited from sex and pornography cast the first stone.
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The Troubled Teen Industry / Re: Survivor story going viral on reddit
« on: February 28, 2012, 02:54:30 AM »Quote from: "Reddit TroubledTeens"
This is hysterical, redditors are contacting WWASP. Apparently the Horizon Academy site is still functional even though the facility isn't. Here are a few emails they sent (in addition to phone calls):
"Does it bother you that you work for a concentration camp that abuses teenagers?"
******
"Does it bother you at all? That knowing you are running a gulag? A violation of human rights? A sick twisted concentration camp on par with past tyrants? May your night be filled with un-ending torments for the hatred you have wrought.
Fuck you, from,
A decent human being."
***
Source: http://www.reddit.com/r/atheism/comment ... ts/c3v6hxg
Did you have an orgasm when that was posted on reddit? I bet you got pretty wet!
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