[JohnHuang2]

Friday, November 21, 2003

Quote of the Day by Harmless Teddy Bear

[Freemyland]

Somewher out there, a certain ex-president is nodding his approval.

[ArGee]

Why not? If nothing can be judged as wrong, then nothing is wrong.

For that matter, if they want to watch movies of humans with goats, or even act out, who's to call that wrong?

Once right and wrong are matters of public opinion, there is no longer any humanity.

Shalom.

[JesseHousman]

... condom hunts, a masturbation information table and "Pornfest"...

Alumni and parents need to pay careful attention and get these students the hell out of this hellhole!

[The Mayor]

This is a NO NO!

The Colorado ACLU is threatening to sue a school if the principal refuses to censor Christmas for its students

This will be OK and the ACLU will approve of it.

Students lobby for university porn club Group already meets weekly but wants official campus sponsorship

[Texas_Dawg]

"Howdy, Ma'am... can I help you with that flat tire?" PING

[bigcat00]

When I read stuff like this, I wonder if our culture is worth preserving. I like to think our guys aren't dying in Iraq to protect the right of college students to have an "Outdoor Intercourse Day."

[Modernman]

"I can understand why [the AS] would object to it because I don't think a lot of people consider porn appropriate or politically correct,"

Porn is one issue whose opponents are strange bedfellows- when the Christian Right and the Feminist Left both hate something, you know it must be good.

[Chewbacca]

They want to start their own 'Porn and Chicken' club?

That was made into a movie. The idea is like sooooo last year. These kids need to get their own ideas.

[freekitty]

Stupid new schools is what this should read.

There is going to be something on the education system this Sunday. I think Fox or C-Span is putting it on. It is going to tell how the schools are banning the parents from having any input or say as to how their children are educated.

It should be interesting.

[KantianBurke]

Club for P.O.R.N. is discouraged by the response, said a founder, freshman Ryan Farncomb, but continues, nevertheless, to meet each week.

"I can understand why [the AS] would object to it because I don't think a lot of people consider porn appropriate or politically correct," said Farncomb, who calls himself a "porn connoisseur."

Pic of the founder:

[.cnI redruM]

They should have a Dirk Diggler Centre for Pornographic Enhancement. That way all that email spam I get about enlargements and women of loose morals could at least come from a refereed source.