Better than the Shogun 2 “Shameful display!”

The “get out there and do some other things” advice should help on that front too.

I think I plaid hockey with a Jaxon Redacted.

Or are using that language to justify their own sense of entitlement... Not that there’s much practical difference between those two in then end.

I think there’s a legitimate line to be drawn between being willing to consider other peoples kinks and being somehow obliged to participate in them. I’m willing to hear someone out and I may be willing to do something I’m not super into for their sake, but not being willing to, for example, choke someone no matter…

The comment I was responding too said all kids under 5. If we’re limiting ourselves to kids that can’t behave then I’m totally on board. I’d extend that to adults who can’t behave too. Having worked as a bouncer but never a server I’ve seen a lot more of the latter.

Your original comment said all kids under 5. If you just mean kids who can’t behave in a restaurant then I’m with you 100%.

This is probably crossing the line but. I think Kaled is being pretty reasonable here. If that fucker goes down he isn’t getting back up under his own power.

Kink is fine, but people shouldn’t expect their partners to be on board with participating in shit like that.

That’s me I love performing and am fine with receiving, but nothing kills the mood faster than gagging.

Hypothetical for you. If you were a server or owner would you rather get a four top with a well behaved kid or have that table sit empty?

You totally missed the joke there.

That is a severely underappreciated comment.

Right? It would have taken like five minutes to clean that up before taking pictures for the ad. It’ll probably cost the owner hundreds of dollars on the sale price.

Don’t bother.

I live in Vancouver where the police supported the creation of our safe injection site. If they find people shooting up they often encourage them to go to there. If you’re curious it’s a site that’s been very thoroughly studied and probably has some good lessons for NYC.

It takes a special kind of person to do it for sure. I spent a day in one and I know I couldn’t work there. I couldn’t be child protection social worker either.

Look at a place where this has already been done, it is a positive pretty much across the board. The experience in Vancouver at least is a slight reduction in crime around the site and a significant reduction in ODs and disease transmission.

The people who work at the site in my city are super dedicated. They’re not there to get addicts high, they’re there to save lives and provide an avenue into treatment when people are ready.

Presumably since they city will be running the sites they will instruct the police not to undermine their effectiveness by harassing the clients near them.