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#1
Quote from: Yorkshire pud on May 03, 2018, 10:40:18 AM
Yes, looking at how they 'both' type, it's him.  8)

Yeah. It's me. How did you get out of jail you MI-6 "Chris Steele" fucker? I'll make sure you go right the fuck back! :) MV banned me when I balked at paying for access here, so I just spent a few months making accounts and use one-off accounts like this to do hit&runs. MV bans them and I just make a new one or use one of my cherished presets. Ban me? LOL! Nah, ain't possible. I hope they let me bag and hood your criminal British ass Pud. I've got some beer cans to shove up your faggot ass, but they're 40's. :)

See ya next time! Chicken Fuckers!

(Lock this site down so I can't come back. Stranglehold now baby!)
#2
Art would have been the kind of guy more manly men of his generation would pick on in school and in the military. He was not an "alpha male" as the children like to speak of today. He had decent, but not great, show. Ultimately he was a nerd. Anything he did is mild to the way most guys from his generation were. If what he did pisses anyone off, you have another thing coming. He wasn't even average in his treatment of women and children or politics.

The social pendulum is just that. This new generation of kids is going to bring back a lot of that. I can see it in them. Prepare to get knocked out, wimps.
#3
Quote from: Yorkshire pud on May 03, 2018, 09:33:42 AM
Hi Heather.

I'm not Heather Wade. I was just pointing out something for people. Something you had to be there to understand. Fuck your mother, limey bitch.
#4

RE: Arts treatment of his wives and children

Many of you folks don't understand Art because you are not of his time. Each generation lives under the sociological world of their parents for the first half of their lives. You can't judge the past by current moral standards.

Art was a child of WWII people. Back then Academics was the the domain of ultra-conservatives. Women were expected to marry well, because ladies did not work, and if they did only a School Teacher was acceptable. Nurses were considered only a step up from being a Hooker. Divorce was a dirty little secret few engaged in. Minorities were physically strong mental children that would get out of control if you did not keep them in their place. Everything had a military order to it. You were expected to never do anything half-assed.

Arts world was one where his own parents would have encouraged him to never get divorced. If he did, it was common practice to cut all ties with the wife and children. The logic being that you would only confuse and hamstring the children by being only partially involved in their lives. It was also a hedge to get people to not get divorced in the first place. In those days you stayed married or you had to "take it like a man" and severe all ties.

For a man to leave and cut all ties was the standard until the late 70's and early 80's. Only then were things like shared custody accepted as something that would not ultimately harm the children. "A Boy Named Sue" etc.
#5
I don't see how this ends without Airyn killing Heather. Just sayin'.
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