The only way to win is not to play

@jimnms a quick search seems to indicate that FOV is indeed locked in CS:GO

That's one calm driver.

I wonder if he's tried medications to dampen his arousal. There are several psychoactive drugs that have reduced desire, impotence and inability to orgasm as side effects. For normal people, that tends to be distressing, but in his case, it might be worth a try. Though there are plenty of other, less than desirable side effects to deal with as well.

edit: nvm, didn't notice the post before mine. I should probably start reading the comments to the end before replying.

Lost in all this is an aspect that's becoming more and more relevant to today's kids, and their future adult life: when this girl is grown up, pictures of her naked kiddie self will be floating around online for anyone to see.

Would you like it if naked kiddie pictures of you were there for any random person to look at? Would you be comfortable with any person you happen to introduce yourself to finding these pictures? What about strangers on the street able to use facial recognition software to find, among other things, these pictures of you? People looking you up on dating sites? (It may not be possible today, but it will in all likelihood be common in the future, and if your photos are already online, there's no way back.) Don't kids have the right to privacy? Why do parents get to post a shit-ton of less than respectful (often humiliating) pictures of their kids online, with no regard for the kids' future well-being and social life? (Not saying that's the case here, as I haven't seen all his pictures, nor do I care to.)

As someone once said, there should be a law against that.

Before posting pictures of your kid online, ask yourself this: When my kids are grown up, will they thank me for posting those pictures online? No? The opposite? Maybe you shouldn't post them, then.

@FlowersInHisHair
From youtube: "Lastly, that was not a word-for-word copy of a student's email. The email I used was two or three poor emails put together."

The email address is probably made up, fortunately.

*dark indeed

"The primary food for great blue heron is small fish, though it is also known to opportunistically feed on a wide range of shrimp, crabs, aquatic insects, rodents and other small mammals, amphibians, reptiles, and small birds."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_blue_heron#Diet

Better the helmet than the head. Which I guess is the point.

Poor bird...

*beg

He's O.K.!

Was the tire filled with doggie treats? Or do dogs just naturally gravitate towards tires? My mind is filled with questions