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Topic History of: Glitter hit Max. showing the last 5 posts - (Last post first)
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Green Man
This is the reality of a lot of elderly prisoners or those whose who turn to crime to get a warm bed.
Glitter might feel safe from vigilantes or that enjoys the routine and spending time with other inmates or has a relationship with a fellow inmate. If Glitter enjoys cooking he might feel like he is doing a job. Prison can make or break a person.
I knew a homeless bloke, who would start trouble in pubs or in shops so he could be arrested and spend time time in custody just to stay warm and get food for a night or so. It was rumoured that he committed a shit-load of vandalism just so he could spend Winter in prison.
Whole Truth wrote: Green Man wrote: Whole Truth wrote: Quote Wyot, "But what is your point WT?"
The 'point' is paraphrase MGM/Metro Goldwyn Meyer, "Art gratia artis - art for arts sake - facts for fucks sake."
Mainstream/MSM BLOCKED facts in plain-sight, about unstoppable mutual attraction across fake age barriers.
Quote, two 12 year old girls BARRED from a Robbie Williams' gig for wearing t-shirts with their bold slogan, "Fuck Me Robbie!"
Sources?
Correction "Shag Me Robbie". Source not found online now, but reported from raunchy Robbie's 'One More For The Rogue Tour' NEC Birminham U.K. Feb 22 & 23 1999 (change hands).
Plus, 1980s pop group 'Police' photo-book shows young girl fans with large poster in the crowd, "Fuck Me Andy".
"Don't Stand So Close to Me" is a 1980 song composed by Gordon Sumner/Sting of The Police, it concerns a teacher who has a sexual relationship with a student. The line "Just like the old man in that book by Nabokov" alludes to Vladimir Nabokov's novel Lolita. Before joining The Police, Sting had previously worked as an English teacher. In 1993 he said of the song's inspiration, "You have to remember we were blond bombshells at the time and most of our fans were young girls so I started roleplaying a bit. To be frank, it was right in our market. So the idea was, let's write a Lolita story."
Not forgetting Jagger & Richards "So Young", 1978.
And the alltime group giveaway "Young Girl", 1968, penned by Jerry Fuller for Gary Puckett & The Union Gap. The song is from the viewpoint of a man who has become distressed upon finding out that the willing girl he is with is actually younger than the legal age of consent.
Did Sting, Andy and Stewart, Robbie and Union Gap have dodgy shit on their laptop. Do you Whole Truth?
Wyot
Whole Truth wrote: Quote Wyot, "But what is your point WT?"
The 'point' is paraphrase MGM/Metro Goldwyn Meyer, "Art gratia artis - art for arts sake - facts for fucks sake."
Mainstream/MSM BLOCKED facts in plain-sight, about unstoppable mutual attraction across fake age barriers.
Quote, two 12 year old girls BARRED from a Robbie Williams' gig for wearing t-shirts with their bold slogan, "Fuck Me Robbie!"
Yes, I understand you now.
Whole Truth
Green Man wrote: Whole Truth wrote: Quote Wyot, "But what is your point WT?"
The 'point' is paraphrase MGM/Metro Goldwyn Meyer, "Art gratia artis - art for arts sake - facts for fucks sake."
Mainstream/MSM BLOCKED facts in plain-sight, about unstoppable mutual attraction across fake age barriers.
Quote, two 12 year old girls BARRED from a Robbie Williams' gig for wearing t-shirts with their bold slogan, "Fuck Me Robbie!"
Sources?
Correction "Shag Me Robbie". Source not found online now, but reported from raunchy Robbie's 'One More For The Rogue Tour' NEC Birminham U.K. Feb 22 & 23 1999 (change hands).
Plus, 1980s pop group 'Police' photo-book shows young girl fans with large poster in the crowd, "Fuck Me Andy".
"Don't Stand So Close to Me" is a 1980 song composed by Gordon Sumner/Sting of The Police, it concerns a teacher who has a sexual relationship with a student. The line "Just like the old man in that book by Nabokov" alludes to Vladimir Nabokov's novel Lolita. Before joining The Police, Sting had previously worked as an English teacher. In 1993 he said of the song's inspiration, "You have to remember we were blond bombshells at the time and most of our fans were young girls so I started roleplaying a bit. To be frank, it was right in our market. So the idea was, let's write a Lolita story."
Not forgetting Jagger & Richards "So Young", 1978.
And the alltime group giveaway "Young Girl", 1968, penned by Jerry Fuller for Gary Puckett & The Union Gap. The song is from the viewpoint of a man who has become distressed upon finding out that the willing girl he is with is actually younger than the legal age of consent.
Green Man
Whole Truth wrote: Quote Wyot, "But what is your point WT?"
The 'point' is paraphrase MGM/Metro Goldwyn Meyer, "Art gratia artis - art for arts sake - facts for fucks sake."
Mainstream/MSM BLOCKED facts in plain-sight, about unstoppable mutual attraction across fake age barriers.
Quote, two 12 year old girls BARRED from a Robbie Williams' gig for wearing t-shirts with their bold slogan, "Fuck Me Robbie!"
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