JustSomeDude

I could very well be mistaken. The radio was only on for background and I couldn't find any written record to back up my statement.

This is such a shame. I really feel for this woman's friends and family. I found this article with more info. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/story/2011/03/28/ottawa-.html On CBC Radio they added that the suspect was the owner or manager (I don't recall which now) of Diamond's and that the woman had been banned from dancing there and that night was her first working back at the club. Why can't people solve their issues without violence? :frown:

This thread brings to mind a quote from Robert Heinlein that I hold dear. "I am free, no matter what rules surround me. If I find them tolerable, I tolerate them; if I find them too obnoxious, I break them. I am free because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do." The government can pass a law making it illegal for me to buy sex but they can't legislate what I think, believe or do. Live and let live, I say, but always be aware of how your actions will affect others. If only we could all live by such a simple code.

I don't understand why some people feel the need to hurt others, especially when it gains them nothing. I cling to a karma-like belief that these peoples' actions and attitudes will somewhere, somehow come back to bite them in the ass. I'm happy my attention was drawn to your pictures though, Lou. You are a beautiful woman with curves in all the right places and your gorgeous hair is icing on the cake. I hope we get an opportunity to meet. :icon_wink:

I think this was the easiest poll I've ever participated in. Heather Carolin gets my vote. Every time I see a picture of Heather I get butterflies in my stomach. Now if I had to pick a second favourite, the degree of difficulty would go way up.

I love the natural scent of a woman. It does such wonderful things to my brain. It can make rational and logical thought difficult, however.

This made me smile. This thread made me smile! :smile:

If only I'd discovered CERB a week sooner. This would have been a great opportunity to meet some people as I'm quite new to the world of hobbying. Oh well, I'm glad it sounds like everyone had fun and maybe I'll get to attend next year. My thanks, regardless, to Ottanon and Angela as I think good work should be recognized.