Oh, the media outlets I read said his preferred site was WorkMyManPussyWithYourHugeCock.com.
Posts made by raphjd
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RE: Another Anti-Gay Activist Accused of Gay Trystposted in Gay News
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RE: Fuckable yesterday… hide from them todayposted in Porn
Not sure who you are talking about, but Mickey Rouke was never attractive. :puke:
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2 legged dog videoposted in Pets
hXXp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oSB9aBMayxU&feature=related
This is an amazing video.
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RE: Files from GT.NEtposted in GayTorrent.ru Discussions
As Uwe mentioned, I do not want my name mentioned outside this site unless I cause it to be; ie I upload something.
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RE: Files from GT.NEtposted in GayTorrent.ru Discussions
You will find that a lot of stuff has gone through several "hands" before you get it.
I used to give credit for everything I didn't personally rip. That was until I saw that most of the stuff I got came from a long distant source from the one I got it from.
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RE: Books and novels, erotic, romantic, sexual storries etcposted in Books & Magazines
The forums have an automatic time limit on editing posts.
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Fat Americans are a threat to national security, Generals sayposted in General News
hXXp://www.news.com.au/breaking-news/fat-americans-pose-a-threat-to-national-security-generals-say/story-e6frfku0-1225860894973
Fat Americans pose a threat to national security, generals say
From correspondents in Washington From: AFP May 01, 2010 9:24AM
INCREASING rates of obesity among young Americans could undermine the future of the US military, with potential recruits increasingly too fat to serve, two retired generals said today.
"Obesity rates threaten the overall health of America and the future strength of our military," generals John Shalikashvili and Hugh Shelton, both former chairs of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff, wrote in a commentary.
Obesity disqualified more potential recruits for military service than any other medical factor, the two former commanders wrote in the Washington Post.
The two generals urged Congress to adopt legislation that would ensure better nutrition in schools, offering children more vegetables, fruits and whole grains while cutting back on foods with high sugar, sodium and fat content.
"We consider this problem so serious from a national security perspective that we have joined more than 130 other retired generals, admirals and senior military leaders in calling on Congress to pass new child nutrition legislation," wrote the commanders, part of a non-profit group called Mission: Readiness.
The warning came amid growing concern that childhood obesity has turned into an "epidemic" affecting a staggering one in three American youngsters.
A study released in March warned more American children are becoming extremely obese at a younger age, putting them at risk of dying decades younger than normal-weight children and of suffering old-age illnesses in their 20s.
The US military also faces a problem with troops already serving who are overweight, with some soldiers losing out on promotions because of their failure to meet fitness standards.
Although the military enjoyed record-breaking recruitment levels last year, officials say the growing problem of obesity could present a serious problem for recruitment efforts over time.
The two retired generals endorsed a plan by President Barack Obama's administration to increase funding by $US1 billion ($1.08 billion) a year over 10 years for child nutrition programs.
Investing in nutrition made sense as the country was already spending $US75 billion ($80.87 billion) a year on medical costs associated with obesity, they said.
Citing figures from the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, the commentary said the proportion of potential recruits who flunked their physical tests because they were overweight has jumped nearly 70 per cent since 1995.
General Shalikashvili, who led the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 1993 to 1997, and General Shelton, who held the same post from 1997 to 2001, cited school lunch legislation passed in 1946 as a model.
Military leaders at the time recognised that poor nutrition reduced the pool of qualified candidates for the armed forces, they said.
"We must act, as we did after World War II, to ensure that our children can one day defend our country, if need be."
The same thing can be said about most countries.
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RE: Uploading with uTorrent: Questions and Answersposted in Guides
Are you sure you have your ports forwarded properly?
Another thing to look at is if you are overwhelming your computer's RAM. If I have too many over active torrents going at once on my seedbox, it overloads my RAM and I have to reduce the number of active torrents.
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RE: House Vote Sets Up Possible Puerto Rican Statehoodposted in General News
I agree.
Puerto Rico needs to make up it's mind, but I'd only give them to options; statehood or full independence with all the burdens that entails.
My best friends growing up were Puerto Ricans, well mostly, as their mom {one of my mom's best friends} was half German.
I always found my hometown {not rural but not urban} in northern Illinois kind of odd. While like most of the towns in the area, it had a high German population, our town's 2nd highest population was Puerto Rican, while the rest of the area's towns 2nd highest population was what's now the former Soviet block.
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RE: Illinois lawmaker's engagement spotlights gay marriageposted in Gay News
Illinois may give a few token rights to gays, but it won't want to upset the people in the south part of the state.
Illinois is a weird state. The northern half is fairly liberal most of the time, while the southern half is very conservative all the time. As an example, Illinois never had a state law banning interracial marriage, but the entire southern half had local laws that banned it, while the northern half it was completely legal.
My {smallish} home town in northern Illinois currently has 3 gay bars {1 of which opened in 1981}, but the surrounding 3 towns refuse to grant liquor licenses for gay bars.
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RE: Illinois lawmaker's engagement spotlights gay marriageposted in Gay News
I don't see Illinois changing their laws for a long time.
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RE: Gay men wanting equality, yet not giving it in returnposted in Sex & Relationships
Homosexuality is a minority group in that, as a whole, we are discriminated against by laws and people.
As for the other minority groups, as a whole, they have plenty of laws {Affirmative Action, quotas, etc, etc} to protect them and give them special rights. When we lived in Houston, they had laws that required x amount of city contracts be given to the "good" minority groups, even though the contracts usually cost the city more than those given to white men. I remember one city contract that was given to a woman {to fill the quota} and it cost nearly 40% more than her nearest competitor.
Btw, as this is an international site, you can't always assume that everything is about the US.
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RE: Why do people like pain and humiliation ?posted in Sex & Relationships
The question was asked here because this is the forum section it best fit into. Also, the fetish torrent section is pretty active on this GAY site.
I'm not offended by the question, even though, like you, I'm gay and not into BDSM.
I do question where you get the idea that it's most prevalent with older women and their male partners.
And NO, I don't think the original poster looks like an asshole for asking.
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RE: Do straight guys enjoy their orgasms as much as gay guys?posted in Sex & Relationships
I think a lot of guys are extremely over acting when they cum.
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RE: Seedbox adviceposted in Non-GT.ru Technical Stuff
If the file is small I do it from my pc, otherwise I use my seedbox.
"Is it worth it", well we can't answer that for you, only you can answer that. However I can give you a of help for you to decide for yourself.
1. Do you do a lot of torrents?
2. Do you need your computer for other things?
3. Do you turn off your computer a lot during the week; ie over night?
4. Do you share the computer?
If you answered YES to any of those, you might want to consider a seedbox.
It's difficult to recommend a seedbox because it varies by region. In Europe and North America {probably others as well} you can get full severs that you control or purpose built seedboxes that are completely setup for you to do torrents. Getting a server tends to be a better value as you get a larger size hard drive for the same cost. On the flip side is if you don't really know computers, then a pre built seedbox is a better value as it's all done for you.
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RE: New Ratio Requirementsposted in GayTorrent.ru Discussions
Yes, that's why we are letting it drop to the bottom of the forums.
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RE: "Pope's No. 2: Pedophilia linked to homosexuality"posted in Gay News
Give it another week, and they will be blaming the abuse victims.
Actually, they did that for the 1st 40ish years of the molestation being public.
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RE: Huckabee likens gay marriage to incest, polygamyposted in Gay News
Huckabee told the interviewer that not every group's interests deserve to be accommodated, if their lifestyle is outside of what he called "the ideal."
My lifestyle is a lot better than my neighbors'. We rarely drink and we grow our own fruit and veg.
Maybe this dick headed bigot means "sexual orientation".
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RE: Are the net police coming to for you?posted in General News
My MP {Anne Begg} admits that she is completely against the new law and so are the people of her district, but she had to vote the party line.
Not votoing the party line would mean not getting party support in the current election cycle.