This is what's wrong with society.

Justinian

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Well i made an attempt to make a joke based on the assumption I was gay. I guess it backfired. But dammit nobody else said it and I know you left it hanging out there for comments. I'm going back in my corner to color.:cautious:
 

TnWatchdog

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Another sex and society article...let me know JD if I am off topic here. This features the old from the oldest profession. (control yourself Blast!)
Louise And Martine Fokkens, Amsterdam's Oldest Prostitutes, Retiring At 70 Years Old (PHOTOS, VIDEO)

The Huffington Post | By Ryan Grenoble Posted: 03/15/2013 12:32 pm EDT


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This February, Amsterdam raised the minimum age for prostitutes from 18 to 21. For Louise and Martine Fokkens, though, it's the maximum age that's cause for concern.
The 70-year-old twins are believed to be Amsterdam's oldest prostitutes, the Sun reports. After more than 50 years on the job -- and approximately 355,000 men between them -- they've decided to retire.
Practically speaking, the two have been retired for some years now, a factor of both advancing arthritis and an admitted difficulty in attracting new clients. But Martine still has a regular, and "I couldn’t give him up," she told The Inquisitr. "He’s been coming to me for so long like it’s like going to church on a Sunday.”
After a couple years on the fence, though, the Fokkens recently finished a new book on their sexual endeavors, "The Ladies of Amsterdam," and say it's time to hang up their stockings for good.
Given their experience, they do offer an interesting look at modern shifts in the "world's oldest profession." They believe the"golden years" of prostitution in Amsterdam came long before its legalization in 2000, a development Martine said "has not improved prostitutes' lives."
"Meet the Fokkens," a documentary on the sisters, premiered in 2012. (Watch the trailer below.)
A New York Times review of the film concluded that beneath the Fokkens' cheery facade lies a "familiar story of poverty, male violence, lost children and a fight for independence."

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Startling number of partners between them
 

TnWatchdog

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This is another thing wrong with society, when of all places...Club Fetish gets raided. What is wrong with this world?
Club Fetish Raid: Guns, Drugs And Prostitution Lead To 15 Arrests At Strip Club, Cops Say (PHOTOS)

The Huffington Post | By Andy Campbell Posted: 03/22/2013 12:58 pm EDT | Updated: 03/22/2013 2:49 pm EDT

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A Texas strip club went on a Twitter tirade after its facility was raided early Wednesday morning, when cops say they found drugs, guns and evidence of prostitution.
Club Fetish, a Houston strip joint that offers "more than 50 dancers," and some of those ladies also offer illegal services.
KHOU reports that the raid Wednesday uncovered not only a loaded gun hidden under the dance floor, cocaine, codeine and marijuana, but a unlicensed, full-service kitchen and naked women having sex.
Nobody claimed ownership of any of the contraband, but more than 20 crime scene photos emerged showing packets of cocaine, handguns, and filthy kitchen situations. Club Fetish reportedly has no liquor license, or a strip club business permit.
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The raid came after a months-long probe, and led to at least 15 arrests, the Houston Chronicle reports. Several women at the business were arrested and charged with prostitution, while some customers face drug charges.
The club shot back on Twitter over the next day (see all of the tweets below). The tweets claim that there was no prostitution at the business and that the drugs were planted by police.
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"We will be open EVERY DAMN DAY!!!" @FetishHouton tweeted. "WE HAVE DONE NOTHINH ILLEGAL IT'S A BUSINESS JUS LIKE TREASURES/ MEN'S CLUB/ and all the white clubs!!!"
 

Justinian

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I'm surprised nobody has posted this yet..

Baby shot dead in stroller; 2 Georgia teens charged - CNN.com

Brunswick, Georgia (CNN) -- Two teen boys in this coastal city were charged with murder Friday, accused in the fatal shooting of a 13-month-old boy who was in a stroller being pushed by his mother.
Aided by a description and a check of school attendance records to determine who was not in classes Thursday, officers searched for the young suspects and took them into custody, police said.
The mother told reporters the shooting occurred when one youth demanded money.
Police expressed confidence they would find the weapon, believed to be a handgun.
Spokesman Todd Rhodes, who described the shooting as "horrific," told CNN's "The Situation Room" on Friday evening that search warrants were being executed in three locations.
Chief Tobe Green identified the older suspect as De'Marquise Elkins, 17, and said he will be treated as an adult in criminal proceedings. The 14-year-old was not identified because of his age. Both have been charged with first-degree murder, police said.
"We are turning every stone to get a motive," said Green.
Police said they received a suspect description from Sherry West, the baby's mother.
No other suspects are being sought, according to Rhodes.
Authorities were tight-lipped about the investigation, which was aided by helicopters and police dogs.
West earlier told reporters that the incident occurred at 9 a.m. Thursday as she was walking home from the post office, pushing her son, Antonio, in a stroller. She said she saw two boys.
"A boy approached me and told me he wanted my money, and I told him I didn't have any money. And he said, 'Give me your money or I'm going to kill you and I'm going to shoot your baby and kill your baby,' and I said, 'I don't have any money,' and 'Don't kill my baby.'"
The boy tried to grab her purse and opened fire when she said tried to tell him she had no money, West said, with the shot grazing her head. She said the boy then shot her in the leg.
West continued, "And then, all of a sudden, he walked over and he shot my baby in the face."
West said she tried to perform CPR on her son and that the police took over when they arrived, but to no avail. "We lost him," she said.
During the incident, the smaller of the two boys was hiding behind the larger one, she said. "I don't know whether it was his brother or a friend."
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Police said suspect De'Marquise Elkins will be treated as an adult in criminal proceedings.
West had said she hopes the boys will receive the maximum sentence possible. "If they can use a gun like an adult, then they can be charged like an adult," she said. "I want to see lethal injection or at least life in prison. This child did nothing to him. He was innocent and helpless."
Louis Santiago, father of the baby, told CNN later Friday: "I'm doing OK. I'm holding on."
Police offered a $10,000 reward for information and have received more than 30 leads. They were still following them Friday afternoon.
Though no one has reported seeing the shooting, several people called 911 after hearing it, Rhodes said.
Rhodes said crime is not common in the residential neighborhood where West said her child was shot. "It's a nice area, it's a clean area, it's an area where law-abiding citizens not only live, they also work and play.
"Much like every other city in these United States, from time to time we will have a glitch. Unfortunately, this happened here in Brunswick, Georgia."
The city's website describes Brunswick, with a population of about 15,000, as "one of the most unique, historic and visually stunning places in the world." It boasts 19th century Victorian-style homes, century-old oaks and magnolia tree-lined streets.
 

TnWatchdog

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This is an interesting...in our society you can now play a video game when taking a leak at the ballgame. oh well, watch the video to see what I mean...and this is something you could do at home! I wonder if anyone would loose points by pissing on the floor or run the score up via being in a tag team.

 

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