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Thread: Maxy's any-gender request thread~! (updated w/ F-list & MEGACRAVING)

RE Maxy's any-gender request thread! updated w F-list Maxy Q said Fenrir said Yandere, small doms, possible scalies. I'm interested... the lack of interest in penetration is a little discouraging, but I'd still be willing to try and work something out with you, assuming you'd be interested. Click to expand... love scalies c penetration's just meh for me. when it comes to penises, i prefer other actions -- handjobs especially 3 i'll still do penetration, though, but i need other kinks to keep me interested i'd love to see if we can throw something together Click to expand... Alrighty then. I'll shoot you a PM, and we'll get something going.
Thread: Maxy's any-gender request thread~! (updated w/ F-list & MEGACRAVING)

update bump really need this craving sated D
Thread: Maxy's any-gender request thread~! (updated w/ F-list & MEGACRAVING)

i'd love to do a male breast expansion roleplay
Thread: Best Friends with benefits? (zero5906&Beccarz)

Ricky and Sophie have been best friends for many years, they met each other from High School as freshmen. They did everything together, lunch, went off campus together for lunch, movies, always talking to one other in classes. To other people, they would seem like a couple. As time went on, they grew up, they attended college together and got an apartment for just them two splitting the rent between them. The apartment only had one bathroom and one queen size bed. Bed was big enough for them to not feel too awkward sleeping together. On cold nights, they'd innocently sleep closely, him holding her from behind. It's summer break for them now, he wakes up in early morning getting up from bed to head to shower. He leaves it cracked open but closed mostly, figuring she'll sleep another good couple hours. Ricky strips naked, starts the hot water getting in and starts bathing in the shower.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

I've been thinking about this for and while this opinion will be unpopular, I think its worth discussing. I don't feel bad for wounded veterans on the principle, they willing chose to join the military and knew full well the risk of fighting in war. War isn't a picnic people die or get maimed physically or psychologically. Might be a bad analogy, but its kind of like driving drunk or getting in a car with a drunk driver. You know driving and drinking don't mix, but you chose to drive or get in the car with a drunk driver. Not to mention they're sacrifice will be in vain, Iraq is already starting to revert back to pre-invasion. Terrorism will never die and you don't use military to fight against it.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

So, getting in a car drunk and endangering the lives of yourself and peers Making a decision to protect those peers with your life, hopefully just a few years of it but very possibly the rest? You're very immature, Vic. You lack the scale to fully process these things. You see someone get fucked up by their experience, entirely predictably, and think I saw that coming. Why didn't they? They did, though. They saw it coming and chose to go through with it anyway. Can you think of why that might be?
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

Trygon said So, getting in a car drunk and endangering the lives of yourself and peers Making a decision to protect those peers with your life, hopefully just a few years of it but very possibly the rest? You're very immature, Vic. You lack the scale to fully process these things. You see someone get fucked up by their experience, entirely predictably, and think I saw that coming. Why didn't they? They did, though. They saw it coming and chose to go through with it anyway. Can you think of why that might be? Click to expand... Again I said it was a bad analogy, but still the person had a choice in the matter. No I just believe every choice has a consequence and they simply made the wrong choice. What did they risk life and limb for? To get revenge for 911? We killed almost 200,000 citizens don't you think were equal now? To bring democracy to the Middle East? Iraq is already starting to revert back to pre invasion and I bet Afghanistan will join them, once we leave. To protect our freedom? Please the last time our freedom was directly threatened was the War of 1812 and indirectly was World War II. Our government is doing a better job assaulting our freedoms, than the terrorists. To fight terrorism? They already hate us and with us killing innocent civilians with drone strikes, they will have plenty of willing recruits.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

You speak as someone who has never seen war, which is understandable. You are mistaken on many parts of your view though. First, I have never met a soldier who joined in order to get revenge. Believe it or not, most people join the military in order to support their families and better their family's life the best they can. Others join as a way to pay for college or as a way to get some type of technical skill that they can use once their service is done. Yes, some join as a sense of duty or they feel they owe a debt to their country which is in war. The majority of people who join the military, stay in less than six years, doing their time and returning to the civilian world. Less than 1 of the US population is in the military and only a small percentage of those are actual trigger pullers. Most people who serve are some type of support job, i.e. driving trucks, fueling vehicles, doing paperwork. These people joined on the promise that their country would take care of them and support them in exchange for their selfless service. To deny that, especially now that the wars are drawing down and the government is trying to cut military benefits is wrong. Yes, they joined or are serving in a time of war, but they did not choose which conflicts their country fights. To say any of these people don't deserve treatment or help because of injuries they obtained while serving their country is inhumane to me. You can dislike a war, but you act as if denying treatment to wounded soldiers is a reasonable way to show your disapproval. To say their sacrifices will be in vain is also strange to me. Yes, governments may fail, but these people gave their lives in support of a cause that was bigger than themselves just by serving. Lastly, the notion that soldiers just slaughter civilians is absurd. Yes, atrocities and mistakes have happened, but believe me those people are quickly weeded out. Soldiers are told to protect themselves and defend themselves, but are under constant scrutiny by their superiors. Investigations are started every time a soldier engages a target. I have never met anyone that just goes around waiting to kill civilians. Those casualties do happen, but not from only US soldiers, but from anti-US forces too. Terrorists would be killing the civilians with or without us here, but I acknowledge US presence increases those numbers. We live in a country where universal healthcare is now a thing. I don't see how someone who does nothing but leech off the government and provides no service to society is considered entitled to healthcare and a soldier who willingly serves in a conflict whose country deemed necessary is told that their benefits are cut and they don't deserve treatment. It is in the best interest of this country to support those wounded veterans and give them the treatment they need. War has a different affects on everyone, but I promise you that if you served you would want treatment if you were wounded.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

How about for a job ? Dunno if you noticed, but those are precious right now. Or family tradition, or college, or hell, even ideals that you don't share. Any one of a hundred reasons that only a very smallminded person could fail to see.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

I dunno, this seems like a disrespectful and aggressive topic to begin with like making a thread, Doctor Who is dumb, why do you little shits even like that show? and then saying How rude! when people get a little angry about it in response. However, this is important to talk about. I held a similar opinion not too long ago and brought it up in chat. Like, I was confused by the Lord of the Rings and the whole racial hatred thing when it related to the scenario My army buddy died in a war against people and now I totally hate those people! Because my friend died in battle totally unexpectedly! Broom and this other dude in chatforget who maybe Nihil? talked to me about it and I came to realize there were a lot of factors I hadn't considered when I wandered into chat thinking why they so fucking upset? Are they stoopid? No, they're not. Defending your country is an honorable thing, whether you sign up to be on the front lines or not. It does not make them mercenaries to be rewarded with incentives for risking their lives to keep the rest of us safe. Patriotic pride deserves respect even if you do not agree with what the powers that be are doing with our soldiers. Signing up for the military is not condoning the acts of the president or his decisions.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

Its not like I'm claiming the troops are building killing, book raping, and women burning neanderthals who had no better option. Again we or our freedoms were never in danger, our government is doing a better job assaulting our freedoms than the terrorists. For patriotic pride lets look at what George Carlin and Doug Stanhope have to say. I could never understand ethnic or national pride. Because to me, pride should be reserved for something you achieve or attain on your own, not something that happens by accident of birth. Being Irish isnt a skill, its a fucking genetic accident. You wouldnt say Im proud to be 511. Im proud to have a predisposition for colon cancer. So why the fuck would you be proud to be Irish, or proud to be Italian, or American or anything? George Carlin Nationalism does nothing but teach you how to hate people you've never met-- all of a sudden you take pride in accomplishments you had no part in whatsoever... if you're American you'll go Fuck the French! Fuck the French, if we hadn't have saved their ass in two World Wars, they'd be speakin' German right now! And you go, Oh, was that us? Was that me and you, Tommy, we saved the French? Jesus! I know I blacked out a little after that fourth shot of Jgermeister last night, but I don't remember... I know we were going through the Wendy's drive-thru to get one of them Freshetta sandwiches that looked so alluring on the commercial, but then we ordered it and realized we had no money, and we had to ditch out before the second window, and those douchebags in line behind us with the bass music probably got our order and we laughed about that. But I don't remember savin' the French. At all! I went through the last ten calls on my cell phone and there's nothin'--incoming or outgoing--to the French, lookin' for muscle on a project! I checked my pants, there's no mud stains on the knees from when we were garroting Krauts in the trenches at Verdun. I think we didn't do anything but watch sports bloopers while we got hammered. I think we should shut the fuck up! - Doug Stanhope
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

Honestly, as a child of a soldier, as much as I hated him being away, unless you know what that life is, I can tell you to suck it. It is not the same. Offering yourself to save the people around you and protect the freedoms that were obtained through past generations is honorable and sometimes, people do suffer for that selflessness. I know my family did. The fact that you can spout this shit is why people chose to become soldiers. Have some goddamn humility. And quoting comedians? That's rich. Also it was a fucked up analogy. Not analogue.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

Real mature I cant talk about something just because I'm no longer a child of a solider. Granted even when my dad was in the marines he was in Germany doing god knows what. Do I get points for having a grandfather who fought in Vietnam and got a purple heart? Again our freedoms were never threatened by the terrorists our government is doing a better job, assaulting our freedoms than the terrorists. So are saying people join with wild abandon just because I pointed out they made a choice however bad it was, and now have to live with the consequences. Humility? I didn't think I was being prideful. Hey just because they are comedians doesn't make their point any less valid. Thanks funny how I got it right in my first post, but managed to screw it up the second time.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

To me it seems your issue is with the government and not the people who serve it. If you choose to not feel bad for or respect a wounded veteran's sacrifice, then that is a freedom given to you, but it seems petty to me. I don't understand quoting comedians but I see nothing wrong with having national pride. It's not a license to hate everyone else, but I'm sure you take pride in your family name, which you were born into. I see national pride as a larger extension of that. Afghanistan has little to no national pride and people would rather fight over tribal and cultural differences. One of the things that makes America better is that we try to overlook our ethnic backgrounds and see all of ourselves as Americans.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

I never thought of it like that before, but still our freedoms were never threatened by the terrorists. I think its easier for me to by sympathetic on a individual level than being sympathetic towards the military as a whole. Its like being proud you were born white and personally taking credit for all the achievements, of your race. I'll agree that tribes play a huge role in the Middle East.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

So, what's your alternative here? You think the military is dumb, message received. Do you think we should dismantle it? If so, I'll be happy to tell you a number of ways that would cause you - Yes, you, comfortable little Carlin quoting counter-cultured forumgoer - to have your 'freedoms threatened' very immediately. Maybe you just think we shouldn't pay them? Maybe they can eat the honor of their post. !!! NO WAIT. You think we shouldn't honor them, because you have a personal beef with a soldierveteran and it grates you that they've done a good thing and everyone knows it. This kind of thoughtless vitriol could only come from a personal grudge, badly transposed onto a completely separate topic.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

I said its NOT like I'm claiming people in the military are dumb. I don't think we should dismantle the military, but make some changes. Like adopting Switzerland's militia system so we only use our military to defend the country, not attack others. For someone claiming I have a personal beef with the military, you sure are getting emotional.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

I suppose 'amused' is an emotion, yes
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

I think I see where Vic is coming from. I believe there is a lot of disillusionment towards the military in America because the previous and current engagements that are being partaken. I get the feeling that a lot of people in America, not a majority or anything but enough to constitute a movement or something of the sort, do not see the point in the current conflicts against Afghanistan or Iraq. For one, many of the hijackers were Saudi and not even from those countries. But that is not what were here to discuss. This topic concerns feelings towards government and their policies, but not the actual soldiers themselves. I also agree that individuals joining the military have a variety of reasons on why they did so. Perhaps it is a family tradition dating back several generations. Perhaps they are patriots and love their country. Perhaps they were down on their luck and needed a job, for who would complain with getting three square meals a day? And then there are those who joined for less imaginative reasons. Perhaps they were at home, bored and wanted something to do. Maybe they watch too much television and think they can be an action star of some kind. Perhaps they like to kill and get a thrill out of it. Unless we ask the actual soldiers themselves, we cant really derive their actual motivations but only speculate. You could honor a veteran for the first few reasons, I have no doubt, but for the others? Would you honor the men who pissed on dead corpses? Like everything in life, there are the golden apples and then there are the rotten apples and everything in between. I would also like to point out that Im Canadian. We have different views and perspectives concerning our military. We were never a prestige power like America or enjoy a current status as the worlds only superpower. We mostly participate in world affairs as mediators and peacekeepers. Since our soldiers were rarely aggressors and our nation does not possess an extensive military history tradition, Ill admit my perspective on this matter might be a little limited. But were all entitled to opinions right?
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

I see some of Vic's point, I just don't agree with it. It's like saying joining the military is the equivalent to someone who chose to smoke and deserving cancer because they knew the risks. No one deserves to come home from war or just battle in general as a shell of who they were. Not everyone in the military sees the front lines or even combat and still get injured or killed like medics or communication officers not everything the government does with our military is what it should be. But yes, terrorists do threaten freedoms, just like people in this country do. I detest how flippantly you say soldiers deserve their scars as if it is a bad decision. A lot of soldiers have to go through intense therapy just to function in society and some don't ever find jobs. A lot of vets are homeless. How the hell did they deserve that? Thats what my issue is with what you posted.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

And thats fine. I don't see a difference between someone joining the military and someone smoking. I mean smokers know all the problems smoking cause along with cancer, but they choose to smoke anyway. Theres is a difference between me saying they deserve it and saying I don't feel sympathy towards them. How do they threaten our freedom? Its not like were forced to be Muslims and follow Sharia law. Sure people might get paranoid on planes, but other than we live our lives the same we have pre 911. Again I never said they deserved anything, I just said I don't feel bad for them seeing how they know the risks. While I agree the amount of homeless we have in this country is fucked up, but its not solely a problem only vets face. I feel the VA and government should be obligated to take better care of them, but they don't and thats they're problem. To sum up how I feel
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

Once again, someone squandering their life via smoking, drunk driving, or whatever Godwin-esque overstatement you can think of is not at all equivalent to someone spending their life in pursuit of a goal.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

Free speech is free speech, but I'll say my two cents and leave it at that. I personally find this thread to be loathsome and small minded. I don't agree with the opening statement one bit, but that doesn't mean some intelligent discussion can't be wrangled out of this... mess... of a topic. I'm monitoring it closely, but I'm making it clear my POV on the topic just because I think it needs to be stated. Anyway, if people want to carry on any sort of intellectual discussiondebate, by all means please do. I don't plan on participating, however. I just wanted to state my view and leave it at that, but the moment this gets 'ugly', expect it to be closed. As it is, this topic doesn't set well with me.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

Vic Rattlehead said And thats fine. I don't see a difference between someone joining the military and someone smoking. I mean smokers know all the problems smoking cause along with cancer, but they choose to smoke anyway. Theres is a difference between me saying they deserve it and saying I don't feel sympathy towards them. How do they threaten our freedom? Its not like were forced to be Muslims and follow Sharia law. Sure people might get paranoid on planes, but other than we live our lives the same we have pre 911. Again I never said they deserved anything, I just said I don't feel bad for them seeing how they know the risks. While I agree the amount of homeless we have in this country is fucked up, but its not solely a problem only vets face. I feel the VA and government should be obligated to take better care of them, but they don't and thats they're problem. To sum up how I feel Click to expand... Infidels. It's a common term for godless Americans. Just because we haven't been invaded doesn't mean groups don't want to or take away our unnecessary luxuries. So you basically don't care about soldiers and think they are someone else's problem? I have nothing else to say. It's moot now.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

Yuna - They could of dodged the draft, but more or less I do feel some sympathy for them. Call me what you will, but life is about choices and our choices have consequences. Hahvoc - Sure the groups do exist, but they have no real power. The government is obligated to take care of them so its not really my problem.
Thread: Wounded  Veterans

I note that you seemed to have skipped over my question. I'm not too worried about it, it happens, and a really, there was only one piece that actually called for a response. For ease of reading, I've quoted it below. Alvis Alendran said I have to ask, does anyone, who is not in your particular situation, or directly connected to you, do any of these people earn any kind of sympthy from you? I'm not trying to be jerk, I'm honestly asking you this. I actually do want to know. If the answer is no, then...okay, now I get why you feel the way you do. But if the answer is yes...then why do these veterans, these people who likely gave up a lot in fulfilling their oaths to their country, why do they specifically earn your disinterest and dismissal? Click to expand... So, sorry Vic, but I'm not going to let this one go without an answer, or a direct refusal to answer.
Thread: BMA - THINGS TO KNOW - THIS AFFECTS YOU!

With the onslaught of posts and heated discussionsdebates in BMA Blue Moon Academy, it's been decided that what used to be guidelines will become rules of decorum and manner. Another post has been added to the section that SHOULD BE READ-- --as well and also gives the run down of how the section will operate from here on out. Thank you.
Thread: BMA - THINGS TO KNOW - THIS AFFECTS YOU!

Some very serious thought and discussion have been had about BMA. It's been decided that BMA is now going to have a moderated approval system for all new threads posted therein. What does this mean? It means that all threads will have to be staff approved before they appear in the section for debate andor discussion. This is to ensure that they comply with the rules stated in the sticky within that section and thus that healthy debate and discussion actually ensue. Anyone who posts a thread that does get denied will receive a PM explaining why and, in some cases, advice will be given to help make them appropriate for posting. Also, if you do post a thread that does get denied, do not be discouraged from trying again. Just read over the BMA rules and take a step back and try to critically think about the thread you're posting. Also, never hesitate to contact staff to inquire if something may or may not be deemed appropriate for the section. Thanks so much. Here's to some healthy and intellectual debates and discussions!
Thread: Other ideas!

All of the links yield a 403 forbidden error. Try describing what you want, or fix the links, please.
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They work for me. Danbooru's having issues lately.
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Hope they work now .x.x
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nope still broken. I would suggest saving the images and re-uploading them on a photohosting site such as tinypic or photobucket.
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They work for me.
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Mmmh..
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What kind of pairings might you be looking for?
Thread: Other ideas!

For harems? I dunno but I've got other ideas to put up. that I can't really catagorize in my other two threads.