went on a date with a cunt

[Mars Man]

Originally posted by bloodyfart:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Mars Man:
Brent,

Would you go out with her again if she had said "Thank you", albeit in an absent minded or automatic way?

Would you go out with her if she didn't say it, but expressed some kind of appreciation somehow?

I know I wasn't there, and she's probably really a cunt (why else would she agree to go out with a bald freak like you), but sounds like you are being a bit too judgemental.

i probably woudl go out with her again if she said thanks. but, honestly, i am really really sensitive about being taken advantage of for money</font>[/quote]
I know how it feels..I'm always being taken advantage of for my good looks...

If it's any consolation, I got so tired of that that I shaved my head too

[Repugnant Abomination]

When I posted the first post I realized it didn't make sense, so I decided to go back and edit...But now I don't have anything to add, nothing, but I can't delete my post so I figured I would just explain my dilemma. Darn it!

[ December 19, 2005, 06:38 PM: Message edited by: Repugnant Abomination ]

[bloodyfart]

interesting. head shaving is very liberating

[bloodyfart]

i dont think anyone would have paid to watch me jackoff

[Mars Man]

Now, on an afternoon in 2000, one member of his audience sent a proposal: he would pay Justin $50 to sit bare-chested in front of his Webcam for three minutes. The man explained that Justin could receive the money instantly and helped him open an account on PayPal.com, an online payment system.

I'm disgusted...
One of the many reasons I became a fed was so that I could put freaks like this in jail.

[Mr. Blonde]

yeah people are fucking weird.

[Deadly Crescent Kick]

hey brent,

if you don't quit that myspace shit you're going to end up like this kid:

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/12/19/na...vQea9ILuvzVUqA

Through His Webcam, a Boy Joins a Sordid Online World

The 13-year-old boy sat in his California home, eyes fixed on a computer screen. He had never run with the popular crowd and long ago had turned to the Internet for the friends he craved. But on this day, Justin Berry's fascination with cyberspace would change his life.


Noah Berger for The New York Times
Justin Berry reflected in a computer screen this summer. Now 19, he has become a witness in a wide-ranging federal investigation into online child pornography.

To report child pornography online: the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children at www.cybertipline.com.

To report instances of child exploitation, the center's hot line is 1-800-843-5678.


Interview with Justin Berry

An Easy Path to Trouble



Justin at his computer station. He hid Webcams behind his desk during the day so his mother would not find them.
Weeks before, Justin had hooked up a Web camera to his computer, hoping to use it to meet other teenagers online. Instead, he heard only from men who chatted with him by instant message as they watched his image on the Internet. To Justin, they seemed just like friends, ready with compliments and always offering gifts.

Now, on an afternoon in 2000, one member of his audience sent a proposal: he would pay Justin $50 to sit bare-chested in front of his Webcam for three minutes. The man explained that Justin could receive the money instantly and helped him open an account on PayPal.com, an online payment system.

"I figured, I took off my shirt at the pool for nothing," he said recently. "So, I was kind of like, what's the difference?"

Justin removed his T-shirt. The men watching him oozed compliments.

So began the secret life of a teenager who was lured into selling images of his body on the Internet over the course of five years. From the seduction that began that day, this soccer-playing honor roll student was drawn into performing in front of the Webcam - undressing, showering, masturbating and even having sex - for an audience of more than 1,500 people who paid him, over the years, hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Justin's dark coming-of-age story is a collateral effect of recent technological advances. Minors, often under the online tutelage of adults, are opening for-pay pornography sites featuring their own images sent onto the Internet by inexpensive Webcams. And they perform from the privacy of home, while parents are nearby, beyond their children's closed bedroom doors.

The business has created youthful Internet pornography stars - with nicknames like Riotboyy, Miss Honey and Gigglez - whose images are traded online long after their sites have vanished. In this world, adolescents announce schedules of their next masturbation for customers who pay fees for the performance or monthly subscription charges. Eager customers can even buy "private shows," in which teenagers sexually perform while following real-time instructions.

A six-month investigation by The New York Times into this corner of the Internet found that such sites had emerged largely without attracting the attention of law enforcement or youth protection organizations. While experts with these groups said they had witnessed a recent deluge of illicit, self-generated Webcam images, they had not known of the evolution of sites where minors sold images of themselves for money.

"We've been aware of the use of the Webcam and its potential use by exploiters," said Ernest E. Allen, chief executive of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, a private group. "But this is a variation on a theme that we haven't seen. It's unbelievable."

Minors who run these sites find their anonymity amusing, joking that their customers may be the only adults who know of their activities. It is, in the words of one teenage site operator, the "Webcam Matrix," a reference to the movie in which a computerized world exists without the knowledge of most of humanity.

In this virtual universe, adults hunt for minors on legitimate sites used by Webcam owners who post contact information in hopes of attracting friends. If children respond to messages, adults spend time "grooming" them - with praise, attention and gifts - before seeking to persuade them to film themselves pornographically.

The lure is the prospect of easy money. Many teenagers solicit "donations," request gifts through sites like Amazon.com or negotiate payments, while a smaller number charge monthly fees. But there are other beneficiaries, including businesses, some witting and some unwitting, that provide services to the sites like Web hosting and payment processing.

[theMerciless1]

i wish i had the internet when i was 14