Sigh. I know. I guess not so many people remember their history anymore?

Right! It's in the parenting, not a VS specific issue.

You know what? I'll give you a chance to make a convincing argument about this situation. You can't really use Spring Break to convince me since the term 'spring break' has a specific meaning for college students, and you won't be convincing me tweens are going to the beach on vacation in cars by themselves to hang…

Kid, you haven't made any points, except to insinuate I'm a liar and an idiot. You know it. I know it. Come on, this isn't even good trolling! But, yes, I won't pretend as you do. You are a coward for name-calling and not actually engaging me in argument. That's what I meant by the cluck, cluck, cluck. The "kid"…

Again, I've pointed out the pages to you that discuss this straight from the report.

So, you didn't even look at the pages I left you, did you? No. You didn't. The part where it discusses, very clearly, about male rape definitions, which is not as you say. It's even under teh heading of 'rape.' Okay. What can I say then? If you won't actually read the section I pointed out, then, what can possibly…

Someone is clearly wandering around looking for the time door to 1952. I wish her luck! And hope she leaves soon.

:) So, refusing to engage at all in the argument and trying a little sidestepping, are we? When you namecall instead of engaging in the facts of the argument, you are weakening your points. Since you're doing that, I have to assume you have nothing else.

Nevertheless, and this is the third posting of this point, so pardon me for repeating what should be a gimme, no matter what a particular district calls it, the words 'spring break' have a particular cultural meaning for college students. Just turn on MTV. Since the models were adults, in adult clothes, and in adult…

No matter what a particular district calls it, the words 'spring break' have a particular cultural meaning for college students. Just turn on MTV. Since the models were adults, in adult clothes, and in adult situations, I think we can safely say that they were marketing to adults. Everything else is someone's prurient…

Not wrong. No matter what a particular district calls it, the words 'spring break' have a particular cultural meaning for college students. Just turn on MTV. Since the models were adults, in adult clothes, and in adult situations, I think we can safely say that they were marketing to adults. Everything else is…

Again, you try to "be right" by denigrating me. And then you pretend you don't. Please. Stop projecting. First, you say I'm a liar; then, I'm not self-aware, a polite way of calling me an idiot? For a person who apparently wants to police others' behavior, you have some issues, mainly that you need to take a look at…

You called me a liar with that intellectual honesty bullshit. Please. If you're going to act like a jerk, at least own it.

Wow. Calling me names just makes you a person who isn't a good one; it doesn't reflect on me. My intellectual honesty is just fine, thank you very much. Your overreaction is foolish. There are real things about which to be concerned. Picking up imaginary problems just clouds the issues. As for the Spring Break issue,…

No. Spring break is a term used solely for university students. It's a marketing thing now as well. Everyone else uses spring vacation, and they don't even always get it in elementary school anymore. Victoria's Secret used spring break scenarios to advertise to the college kids who go to the beach, etc. on spring…

Spring break is, indeed, a university vacation.

They should have contests!! Sigh. It would be funny if it weren't so very, very true.