Is this our Stanley Clerveaux?

[Friscobull]

12 minutes ago, puc86 said:

Just now, Friscobull said:

[CousinRicky]

46 minutes ago, puc86 said:

What if the newspaper prints it and not just the tv stations and radio stations in our local market, is it then news?

We'll let you know if it makes the paper.

[puc86]

11 minutes ago, CousinRicky said:

We'll let you know if it makes the paper.

If they do hopefully they get the answer to if it’s the same person, not that it matters other than I heard the question posed and thought the answer would be easier to find than it is.

28 minutes ago, Friscobull said:

I would pay no fewer than $5 to see this 

[JTrue]

53 minutes ago, Friscobull said:

I was at least 15 at the time you guys may have been kindergarten at best.  I could pop and lock with the best of us. 

I need video proof of this.

[NewEnglandBull]

******* Soul Train was the best growing up. 

[Triple B]

1 hour ago, JTrue said:

So, does Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo count?

 

58 minutes ago, Friscobull said:

I was at least 15 at the time you guys may have been kindergarten at best.  I could pop and lock with the best of us. 

#ihavenoeffingcluewhatyouretalkingbout

[E.T.]

In many cases this is not a victimless crime.

[puc86]

2 hours ago, E.T. said:

In many cases this is not a victimless crime.

You don’t think that some of that comes from the illegality? When you take away having it be a criminal enterprise and the usual things that come with those what you are left with is people end up having to do something they don’t want to because they don’t have better options and need to support themselves. That’s called a job and the only way to determine this one is more exploitive than any other is to start with the premise that this is somehow a special and sacred thing. Animals do it, married people do it, people on dates do it. Life is transactional and so is sex. 

[E.T.]

Many people are forced into prostitution.

[puc86]

2 minutes ago, E.T. said:

Many people are forced into prostitution.

When it comes to actual forced labor that’s probably got a lot to do with it being a criminal enterprise. If the argument becomes socioeconomic coercion, ya that’s why most of us that weren’t born trust fund babies go to work doing something we wouldn’t otherwise do for free.