Morals

roydo · February 13, 2017

Milk said:
Indeed I am ......... though I believe the practice has a wider "fan" base than Columbians. Probably evolved from the difficulty in penetrating layers of poncho

*gulp*

Milk · February 13, 2017

roydo said:
*gulp*

As a point of interest, Donkey Love would be perfectly legal if we were living in Finland (providing no harm comes to the animal and it "consents") and would have been OK in Denmark until 2015.
Not so good in the UK (where "loving" a pavement is also frowned upon and can, i believe, lead to a jail term)

Armel · February 13, 2017

Milk said:
Indeed I am ......... though I believe the practice has a wider "fan" base than Columbians. Probably evolved from the difficulty in penetrating layers of poncho

Oh I only saw this documentary.

One of the strangest things I have ever seen. They actually dress up the donkeys and put lipstick on them. Then there was the man who cheated on his wife with a donkey. Or when they interview the women and they are actually quite okay with it.

Milk · February 13, 2017

Armel said:
Oh I only saw this documentary.

One of the strangest things I have ever seen. They actually dress up the donkeys and put lipstick on them. Then there was the man who cheated on his wife with a donkey. Or when they interview the women and they are actually quite okay with it.

HELLO HONEY ..........

roydo · February 13, 2017

Milk said:
As a point of interest, Donkey Love would be perfectly legal if we were living in Finland (providing no harm comes to the animal and it "consents") and would have been OK in Denmark until 2015.
Not so good in the UK (where "loving" a pavement is also frowned upon and can, i believe, lead to a jail term)

How can a Donkey consent?? :Blink:

Abandons thread.

Milk · February 13, 2017

roydo said:
How can a Donkey consent??

Abandons thread.

FFS Roy ....... have you seen a donkey kick? Right up there with Ostriches, Emus & Kangaroos (and one or two donkeys that have worn the Royal Blue)

AND, GOT is nothing if not a seat of learning new facts. One of your five a day I believe

tommye · February 13, 2017

Armel said:
Oh I only saw this documentary.

One of the strangest things I have ever seen. They actually dress up the donkeys and put lipstick on them. Then there was the man who cheated on his wife with a donkey. Or when they interview the women and they are actually quite okay with it.

Milk said:
HELLO HONEY ..........

jaycee · February 13, 2017

roydo said:
How can a Donkey consent??

Abandons thread.

Dont think they can say neigh

tommye · February 13, 2017

jaycee said:
Dont think they can say neigh

Dylan · February 13, 2017

Armel said:
Are you referring to the documentary: donkey love: 'An award-winning documentary that introduces the unknown tradition of Colombians having sex and falling in love with donkeys.' Saw it at university in a class called; "Law and animals". Sick.

Here you go: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1982102/

Milk said:
Indeed I am ......... though I believe the practice has a wider "fan" base than Columbians. Probably evolved from the difficulty in penetrating layers of poncho

roydo said:
For the very first time, I wished it was an animal humping link.

Which I guess, technically, it was.

Everytime we would have a port visit in San Diego, a bunch of sailors would make the trip to Tijuana to watch one of the 'Donkey Shows'.

Sack that.

JammyP · February 13, 2017

George Thomas (Viscount Tonypandy, former speaker of the House of Commons) as reported by Bishop Tom Butler:
"I remember him relating how, as a boy, he had heard someone use the word 'ethics', and not knowing what it meant, he went to ask his father who kept a drapers' shop. 'Dad, what's ethics?' There was a thoughtful silence and then his father replied: 'Well son, suppose a customer came into the shop and made a purchase with a five pound note, thinking that it was a one pound note; ethics is do I tell my partner about it?'"

Seathestars · February 15, 2017

Never trust a Camel, or anyone else who can go a week without a drink.

kev · February 15, 2017

JammyP said:
George Thomas (Viscount Tonypandy, former speaker of the House of Commons) as reported by Bishop Tom Butler:
"I remember him relating how, as a boy, he had heard someone use the word 'ethics', and not knowing what it meant, he went to ask his father who kept a drapers' shop. 'Dad, what's ethics?' There was a thoughtful silence and then his father replied: 'Well son, suppose a customer came into the shop and made a purchase with a five pound note, thinking that it was a one pound note; ethics is do I tell my partner about it?'"

Surely ethics is a place darn sarth, full of dizzy blondes and tossers with bright white teeth ?