Catholic University's women's lacrosse team initiaion

Started by alien, May 27, 2006, 06:22 PM

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Christiane

lol, S.I.G.E.  

Last I heard he was seen smiling on the back porch.     :lol:

Well, at least it looks like the girls got their money's worth.  And then some....

contrarymary

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teabagging"


I  don't want to know.  Please, don't anyone tell me either.
quot;I can resist anything but temptation."

 Oscar Wilde

S.I.G.E.

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My guess is that this is also what was supposed to happen at Duke but they ran into a buzz saw.


Yes, but the Duke guys didn't have sex with their strippers.   If you look at this picture closely, I think they're actually...  you know...  in front of a whole roomfull of people.   It's a Catholic institution, so, I guess there will be hell to pay, pardon the pun.    It looks like she's engaged in the act of "not having sexual relations with that stripper".    :wink:

You have to look closely to come to this conclusion, but I couldn't help myself..     :roll:

That was my conclusion too but I was too chicken to raise it.




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Like other charmers, wooding the caress
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Thy naked beauties--give me a cigar!




I'll give you my conclusion.  These are American college girls we're talking about here, to whom kissing a boy will remain a serious, controversial, traumatic act well into their thirties, and sex will remain a semi-criminal act to their whole life.  This guy was hired as a joke, and all of the stuff written on the girls is a joke as well.

Daymar

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What's so painful to me is they have no fear that he is going to falsely accuse them of rape.  They can behave in such a manner without the fears that men have; namely, someone screaming "rape" after consensual sex.


You know this reminds me of something I was thinking about from a few weeks ago. In short I was at my colleges medical center and the woman checking me out ended up speaking short of breath and had this really horny look on her face while glancing at the door. I didn't pick up on any of this until afterwards, as usual, since I'm a pro at doing that. But I was thinking on that recently and thinking how it would've been pretty nice if I had figured out what was going on. But then I realized, what if someone had walked in and caught us and she had decided to claim rape if she had to to save her job?

That isn't the only time I've thought about that either. About 6 years ago at a MC barracks in Ca, some girl was there that went to my room with me, but in short I was drunk and a virgin so I screwed it up. And I found out later she had a husband, and he was pissed that she had spent all that time at the barracks. What if we had had sex and he could tell so she claims rape?

TerryGale

I'll give you my conclusion. These are American college girls we're talking about, who will buy into the "college girl/spring break/initiation girls gone wild" theme after enough drinks and it will seem hillarious to them until their families or "not-so-hip" friends, co-workers, etc. start pointing to the pictures on the internet.  Then come the cover stories.  I was a little surpised the picture links lasted here.  There's no "frontal nudity," but also little doubt what is being "acted out."

Wonder what they are telling their families, friends, and co-workers.

JoeFin

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I'll give you my conclusion.  These are American college girls we're talking about here, to whom kissing a boy will remain a serious, controversial, traumatic act well into their thirties, and sex will remain a semi-criminal act to their whole life.  This guy was hired as a joke, and all of the stuff written on the girls is a joke as well.


Paaaleeeezzzzeeeeee

Shit you mean all those times sneaking into the girls dorm at the catholic highschool I attended mared those girls for life...........NOT!!!!!

Their parents paid big bucks to send them to private school and forced them to live in a domitory for a reason.

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dr e

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Frank Zappa knew the score


LOL!  He sure did.  He wrote back in the 1960's a little song called "Who are the Brain Police?"  He was way ahead of his time.  I loved Zappa dearly.  Even his later more commercial stuff was funny as hell and still had some good guitar occasionally.
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Mr. Bad

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Frank Zappa knew the score


LOL!  He sure did.  He wrote back in the 1960's a little song called "Who are the Brain Police?"  He was way ahead of his time.  I loved Zappa dearly.  Even his later more commercial stuff was funny as hell and still had some good guitar occasionally.


Yeah, I liked "Joe's Garage" (with the classics "Catholic Girls," "Why Does it Hurt When I Pee," etc.) and "Ship Arriving Too Late to Save a Drowning Witch" (with the classic audio from the Tipper Gore inspred anti-"pornography" hearings in Congress) as much as I liked "Hot Rats," "Weasels Ripped My Flesh," "Burnt Weenie Sandwich," etc.  And for pure thumb-your-nose-at-PC, "Sheik Yerbouti" is an all-time great one!

I sure miss ol' Frank.  Maybe if there had been as much attention paid to prostate cancer as there is to breast cancer he would still be alive.  Who knows.
"Men in teams... got the human species from caves to palaces. When we watch men's teams at work, we pay homage to 10,000 years of male achievements; a record of vision, ingenuity and Herculean labor that feminism has been too mean-spirited to acknowledge."  Camille Paglia

Mr. Bad

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Frank Zappa knew the score


LOL!  He sure did.  He wrote back in the 1960's a little song called "Who are the Brain Police?"  He was way ahead of his time.  I loved Zappa dearly.  Even his later more commercial stuff was funny as hell and still had some good guitar occasionally.


Hey E., have you heard "The Best Band You've Never Heard in Your Life" or "Shut Up and Play Your Guitar?"  The former is a live album where the band cranks out tremendous versions of "Stairway to Heaven" (guitar solo played note for note by Tom Fowler on trombone), "Ring of Fire" (complete with references to hemorroids and Anusol), and a killer guitar solo on "Inca Roads."  The latter is, of course, all guitar-based instrumentals, and Frank really burns on most of the tracks.  Plus, he always put together the finest musicians to staff the best rock bands I've ever seen.  In that respect, IMO he was the Miles Davis of rock.   I would try to go to every show I could get to, which means I probably saw a dozen of his shows before he died.
"Men in teams... got the human species from caves to palaces. When we watch men's teams at work, we pay homage to 10,000 years of male achievements; a record of vision, ingenuity and Herculean labor that feminism has been too mean-spirited to acknowledge."  Camille Paglia

dr e

Mr. Bad, you sound like me.  I went to five or six of his concerts and was amazed at each one.  Being a percussionist I loved his usage of mallet instruments and other oddball percussion.  Ruth Underwood could play!  I also love that he scored the majority of what was played and conducted with a vengeance from the front with his guitar draped at his side.  I don't know a thing about the live album you mentioned and will have a look around and see if I can find a copy.  I have been meaning to buy the only DVD-A out by him and have yet to do so.  Gotta do it.

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