Quote Originally Posted by hempity
the live sex act thing isn't all that important


is a true statement.
to base so much importance on it is sad, and you waste precious time the Creator gave you.
some folks centre their whole lives on whether they want to lick carpet or reach around each other, it is ridiculous and very sad to base your lives on this, there is so much more to life.
you honestly want the government in your bedroom even if your bedroom is open to the public?
i think you can get a legal blow job in oregon also, no where else in yank-land can you, it's sodomy for most of you, even if they didn't charge clinton with it, it is still an ill-eagle.
your sex life must be really boring, try a little tender nibbling or stroking, maybe that will liven it up.


it is also a better thing to go watch, then spend hours watching people killing and maiming each other, even if they are doing it for God.
Howdy hempity,

Like I told nicholas,I simply want America to be a good and decent place to raise our children..I don't want to go overboard and stifle free speech..but why should parents have to explain to their children,what a live sex show is and why there's one in the back of the toy store or the donut shop. It was bad enuff,during Clinton,that millions of parents had to explain to their children,what oral sex is..when those children should not even be thinking about sex at their age. America,does not need to devolve to the level of european countries,in order to protect 'free speech'..we should be good role models for our children,not shoving sex into their faces,at every turn.

Have a good one ...
Torog Reviewed by Torog on . Express Yourself Express Yourself By: Bill O'Reilly for BillOReilly.com Thursday, Oct 13, 2005 You can now open a business in the state of Oregon that includes live sex acts as part of your inventory. You might call it "Vinny's Deli and Sex Act Cabaret," or "Miss Sally's Spa and Kama Sutra Emporium." That's because the Oregon Supreme Court recently ruled 5 to 1 that telling a business it cannot have a live sexual exposition on its premises is a violation of freedom of expression under the Oregon Rating: 5