Public Enemy #1. Pedo Bear

I can think of a couple of ways to stop cars driving around with pedobear sticker. Most are illegal and involve sledgehammers/baseball bats and some spraypaint.

"When I grow up I want to marry a rich man and live in a condor next to the beach" -- My 7yr old daughter.

Who cares if someone has the sticker on their car? Pedos don't use the bear, it's used to mock them.

I'd love to see law enforcement try to do something about this. The resulting lawsuit will be quite fun.

High Voltage wrote:

Pedos don't use the bear, it's used to mock them.

The goal of the pedophile is to get away with it so they can do it again. The idea of a pedophile openly identifying himself is rather funny.

Face it guys, common sense is a form of wealth and we're surrounded by poverty.-Strato

I know several people with pedo-bear stickers on their laptop or cell phones.

Rofl_Mao wrote:

Local media is a joke when it comes to hype stories like this. I saw a cracked article about this only a couple of weeks ago. It said that one major "teen fad" portrayed by local media was called "Digital drugs" in which a teen would listen to a certain tone on an audio track and close their eyes and get high from listening to it alone. Another was that teen girls everywhere are sticking vodka-soaked tampons where the sun dont shine in attempts to get drunk.

Absolutely ridiculous! If you ask me, most teens have never even heard of those things until the media brings them up. Only then does the select bored or retarded few actually try those preposterous stunts.

Most teenagers I know just smoke pot and drink.

The tampons though...that's a true story. We used to get people in at the hospital who were detoxing from wine enemas. Only saw one girl who was even close to a teen though, the others were bored couples and the like.

DeTrevni wrote:

Rofl_Mao wrote:

Local media is a joke when it comes to hype stories like this. I saw a cracked article about this only a couple of weeks ago. It said that one major "teen fad" portrayed by local media was called "Digital drugs" in which a teen would listen to a certain tone on an audio track and close their eyes and get high from listening to it alone.

Ah yes, the I-Dozer thingies. I was interested in those for a while, not because I was searching for an alternate means to get high, but because the concept that sounds could fool your brain into thinking it was getting high fascinated me.

Never actually tried one, but looking them up lead me to believe they are bunk. Placebo at best.

There are lots of cool ways to trick your brain. The Ganzfeld effect is pretty cool. By staring at an unchanging uniform field of colour, your brain will either "turn off" the input and you'll start seeing black because of temporarly blindness, or you'll hallucinate.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ganzfeld_effect

stratoaxe wrote:

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Most teenagers I know just smoke pot and drink.

The tampons though...that's a true story. We used to get people in at the hospital who were detoxing from wine enemas. Only saw one girl who was even close to a teen though, the others were bored couples and the like.

Yeah, except they mean the other place where the sun don`t shine, not enemas lol.

Rofl_Mao wrote:

stratoaxe wrote:

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Most teenagers I know just smoke pot and drink.

The tampons though...that's a true story. We used to get people in at the hospital who were detoxing from wine enemas. Only saw one girl who was even close to a teen though, the others were bored couples and the like.

Yeah, except they mean the other place where the sun don`t shine, not enemas lol.

I know next to nothing about blood absorption in the vagina, but my understanding is that it wouldnt' be as effective as the anus. Of course, when you're shoving alcohol soaked period popsicles in your nether regions, you may not be perfectly discriminatory.

stratoaxe wrote:

I know next to nothing about blood absorption in the vagina,

I'm almost positive this is the first time this phrase has been posted on this forum.