AndrewJRenko wrote: » Does 'due diligence' include making sure that you're not supporting sex trafficking?
fullstop wrote: » No, it involves not believing made up stories on the internet
AndrewJRenko wrote: » So you're saying that sex trafficking doesn't happen in Ireland?
Rene Raspy Hall wrote: » They're saying PPL's stories are made up.
Rene Raspy Hall wrote: » Come on, Andy - looking for arguments can't be much fun. They're saying PPL's stories are made up.
Pintman Paddy Losty wrote: » One piece of advice when going to sex parties or visiting professional women is to only go based on solid recommendations. Ended up back in a flat with a bird a couple of days ago. I was walking around the ilac centre and ended up with the horn of gondor on me looking at young ones going around in yoga pants. Got straight on the escort website and just picked the first one I saw. No due diligence done. Terrible experience. She was Romanian or Bulgarian or something. Must have been well in to her late 30s. Definitely had a good few miles on the clock by the time I got to her. Head like a melted wellie. Thick troweled on make up and a cheap lipstick. Smell of Adidas sport perfume. Nearly turned on my heels but hadn't time to find another bird. Tried chatting to her. Barely spoke English. Didn't find any of my jokes funny. Obviously went over her head. Normally I like to have a bit of a laugh with the birds I score but not this day. I just got down to business. Whipped off the wranglers and went to get started. She had a fanny like a hippos yawn. A hippo with a scraggly beard and questionable hygiene. Aroma that would curdle milk. Desperate stuff. First time ever I backed out at that point. Made my apologies and left. Was in foul humour for the evening. So word of warning. Do your due diligence before attending sex parties or one on one no strings attached stuff.
freshpopcorn wrote: » Maybe not the same but I have heard of groups of men/women going out and going off with the most unattractive person they can find for a bet/dare.
Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: » Where's the guy who started a thread after being the only one invited to a friend's movie night to watch Brokeback Mountain...?
James Bond Junior wrote: » Loads of times, great craic. I was the only one there though.
Roger Hassenforder wrote: » Hunt the hogget Its a thing
AndrewJRenko wrote: » A thing with zero mentions across the entire Internet according to Google?
Mister Vain wrote: » Reminds me of the time a random girl walked up to me in a night club and shifted me as soon as I walked in the door. Although I think the dare was to shift the "first" guy that entered the club rather than the ugliest. Or at least I hope it was anyway. :pac:
Roger Hassenforder wrote: » AndrewJRenko wrote: » A thing with zero mentions across the entire Internet according to Google? I reckon Mayo lads circa 1990 didnt have much of an internet presence, but I'm heartened you took time from your busy life to google it.
Roger Hassenforder wrote: » I reckon Mayo lads circa 1990 didnt have much of an internet presence, but I'm heartened you took time from your busy life to google it.
Gael23 wrote: » This.
Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: » No one came? :pac:
EmmetSpiceland wrote: » I gave it a google myself, R, and after broadening my search parameters I was presented with “hog hunt”, not hard to see how “hunt the hogget” would be a colloquial variant. I’m actually in a minor state of shock here, I thought all of these silly games were all in the heads of bored, lonely, teenagers. Things you’d hear about when you were younger but never actually believed anyone would ever do. Acts such as “Strawberry Milkshake”, “Donkey Punch”, “Rainbow Kiss”, “The Angry Dragon”, “Bucking Bronco”, “Rainbow Party”, “The Dirty Sanchez”, “Spider Man”, “Pulling a Houdini”, or “Rainbow Party” used to be mere flights of perverted fancy that no one would ever actively “engage” in. Now, I’m doubting that. Actually, I did read somewhere that “Screech” from the tv show Saved by the Bell did give someone a “Dirty Sanchez”, I believe it was her hen night. All very sordid.