toongrowner: This belongs into a museum! No serious, that looks like it could be a (good) piece of art fitting in a museum, I'm really impressed. That's what I love about rule 34, how much effort the artist can put in his idea that it can turn into much more than just something to fap to (not that something wrong with that).
This isn't related, but would you Americans mind clicking here to petition Congress and the FCC to keep net neutrality in place? We really can't afford to bribe your Internet corporations for preferential treatment, so a defeat on this issue would hurt both of us.
Anonymous6: @Decanter
Actually thinking that the American government gives a shit about the will of the people, and that a petition will change anything. Kek
Farfegnugen: @Anonymous: Worth a try, speedbump. You'll be surprised what a mass of people can do, like get a shitcan in office.
@Anonymous: The government doesn't have/want control, ICANN is group that does. Big telecoms want more control over pricing and how fast it goes.
Some of you all need to get your news from someplace other than porn website featured image.
Decanter: @ChaosInuYasha: It's not a random website; it was set up by well-known activist groups that we've personally been in contact with.
@Anonymous: The point of net neutrality is that every service can use the bandwidth, same as the roads. It's not "control" any more than the status quo.
@Anonymous: I'm sure the "snarking on a porn site" strategy works a lot better, but you've already got that angle covered.
Anonymous15: If you want to talk about control of the Internet, you can look at how China runs things. They just banned everything that isn't vanilla porn, so a fifth of the world's population can't even get their rocks off unless they're particularly boring people. With the exception of how stupid and assholish the current FCC people are, they don't currently censor our Internet, they mostly play the role of the watchman for the companies who actually physically control the country's (and world's) Internet.
Anonymous19: What happened to the Total Dram Island pic? If I wanted tp look at art, I'd go to a museum like all the other cucks who can't get off. If you know what's good for you, you'll feature more TDI or Loud House stuff, and this arty farty faggit crap.
Anonymous20: Worth featuring on the front page. Unlike 95% which are put there solely to irritate out of spite. I recall with disgust The muslim bigots one of beheading (the depths the moderators go to lick the arses of the lowest forms of life because it's PC) the usual anti-Trump shit (but no pro-Trump, notice ? Some balance that is) and as always with such politically correct shit, the next step - a disproportionate amount of homosexual crap is always to be expected when these hypocrites have control - and now, so a rare - vanishingly rare - a decent one
As for it being a decade old, rather that than yet another anti-Trump pile of steaming shit from some braindead middle class talentless "student"
Besides which how many on this site is reposted every few years endlessly ?
NoOriginalUserName: When I first saw this picture, I thought it would be featured eventually, but I knew features were more for shock value than anything.
Anonymous26: Keep net neutrality but decrease the regulations that the government enforce. IMHO Obama's net neutrality policies give the government WAY too much control.
Anonymous30(6): Americans thinking they can sway their government, heh. Unless you got a few million to line the pockets of lawyers with, your word is worthless there.
Here's some non-snarky advise: if you want to actually make a change, actually vote for once instead of sitting around with your thumb in your arse hoping others will do it for you. Vote for your representatives, congress or parliament or whatever the fuck you call it there. Get the old cunts that only look at paycheques out of seats of power and vote in someone with some integrity. A bullshit little petition ain't changing shit. Making your voice heard in the way a democracy is actually set up is the only way to change shit.
Anonymous32: @Anonymous: "A bullshit little petition ain't changing shit. Making your voice heard in the way a democracy is actually set up is the only way to change shit."
That's what petitions are, dumbass. A former request for a right or benefit from a person or group in authority.
Decanter: @Anonymous: The idea of a petition, even to a corrupt politician, is basically saying "Pay attention to what we think about this issue or I'll remember and vote against you." Do you not understand that?
How about you do that first. You are living in a socialist society. It is not compatible with the republic and since you support this false narrative, you are traitors.
Anonymous40: Inevitable result of living in a capitalist society dependent on war and geopolitical instability to maintain some long-lost illusion of power. Reap what ye sow, America.
Actually a petition is more like an unofficial supported wishlist. Your politicians aren't scared you'll "remember when elections come around", because you've already proven to be too apathetic and ignorant when said elections come along. Look at the past what, 30 years? They know Americans don't really give a shit. Their interest stops the moment they have to turn off the telly and go to a local voting booth. A piece of paper signed by some twats online is NEVER going to change that.
I reiterate: you want change? Fucking vote. You Americans always cream yourself at the idea of 'freedom and democracy', why not exercise that right for once? Vote. Don't sign online, vote.
Im leaving this randomly:
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No pictures and no meeting irl
Only casual, erotic, storytelling
Anon76: @Decanter: Funny how lots of the comments by folks who disagree with you keep getting removed. So I'll say it again. Keep the damned FCC out of the internet.
Farfegnugen: @Anon76: Screenshots of deleted comments or you can fuck off. And no, we need the FCC to keep telecoms in check, not the other way around.
Decanter: @Anon76: It's a little late to keep them out, considering how much of it goes over the phone lines and how much was paid for or subsidized by the government. As for comments, it's probably the site stability issues that are going on - or are you somehow escaping those?
Anon76: @Farfegnugen: Had I been expecting 3 deleted comments over the passed 2 days (only on this one image) I'd be happy to provide. Unless you're in the habit of screen-capping all your posts preemptively?
@Decanter: It's never to late to apply a bit of chemo to a bureaucratic monster that's spread far out of control. Not that they are the worst offender, but the propensity to see them as benign and benevolent is just ludicrous. (I've had no other issues posting on other images, but three previous comments on this one vanished. Two within 12 hours and the last one about an hour ago within 2 minutes. If that's site stability, I bite my tongue and apologize. I just doubt that it is.)
Anonymous47: @Anonymous: they're not "stoned" WTF? It's called giving each other sensual blushing look of desire. How the hell is that not obvious? Stoned? Fucking really?
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This isn't related, but would you Americans mind clicking here to petition Congress and the FCC to keep net neutrality in place? We really can't afford to bribe your Internet corporations for preferential treatment, so a defeat on this issue would hurt both of us.
Actually thinking that the American government gives a shit about the will of the people, and that a petition will change anything. Kek
btw this truly is a masterpiece of art^^
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@Anonymous: The government doesn't have/want control, ICANN is group that does. Big telecoms want more control over pricing and how fast it goes.
Some of you all need to get your news from someplace other than porn website featured image.
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@Anonymous: The point of net neutrality is that every service can use the bandwidth, same as the roads. It's not "control" any more than the status quo.
@Anonymous: I'm sure the "snarking on a porn site" strategy works a lot better, but you've already got that angle covered.
This is art that should be highly priced in a museum.
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As for it being a decade old, rather that than yet another anti-Trump pile of steaming shit from some braindead middle class talentless "student"
Besides which how many on this site is reposted every few years endlessly ?
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I was Anonymous 27
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Here's some non-snarky advise: if you want to actually make a change, actually vote for once instead of sitting around with your thumb in your arse hoping others will do it for you. Vote for your representatives, congress or parliament or whatever the fuck you call it there. Get the old cunts that only look at paycheques out of seats of power and vote in someone with some integrity. A bullshit little petition ain't changing shit. Making your voice heard in the way a democracy is actually set up is the only way to change shit.
That's what petitions are, dumbass. A former request for a right or benefit from a person or group in authority.
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This reminds me of the Lisa Simpson Birth of Venus.
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How about you do that first. You are living in a socialist society. It is not compatible with the republic and since you support this false narrative, you are traitors.
Like Jesus, can we please not fucking do this!
Actually a petition is more like an unofficial supported wishlist. Your politicians aren't scared you'll "remember when elections come around", because you've already proven to be too apathetic and ignorant when said elections come along. Look at the past what, 30 years? They know Americans don't really give a shit. Their interest stops the moment they have to turn off the telly and go to a local voting booth. A piece of paper signed by some twats online is NEVER going to change that.
I reiterate: you want change? Fucking vote. You Americans always cream yourself at the idea of 'freedom and democracy', why not exercise that right for once? Vote. Don't sign online, vote.
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Im leaving this randomly:
I'm really horny, if anyone wants a good time erotic roleplaying online, private message me
No pictures and no meeting irl
Only casual, erotic, storytelling
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502 is out in full force tonight.
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@Decanter: It's never to late to apply a bit of chemo to a bureaucratic monster that's spread far out of control. Not that they are the worst offender, but the propensity to see them as benign and benevolent is just ludicrous. (I've had no other issues posting on other images, but three previous comments on this one vanished. Two within 12 hours and the last one about an hour ago within 2 minutes. If that's site stability, I bite my tongue and apologize. I just doubt that it is.)
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