dadkins
Can you do Blu?
Premium,MVM
join:2003-09-26
Hercules, CA | Hmmm...
... I may have to get one of these after all!  |
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Razgriz
Pandora rocks
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join:2005-05-31
Fayetteville, NC
clubs: | oh n0es!
Porn! Let's go crazy!  |
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nonner9
join:2005-10-14
Charlotte, NC
| so what....
it's a felony to bring porn to school?
wow, i hope the statute of limitations isn't long, i only graduated from high school 7 yrs ago...
no, but seriously, what's the big deal... think back to when you were that young or think about your kids, would you rather them look at porn, or go out and do the real thing... |
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Chiyo
Save Me Konata-Chan
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join:2003-02-20
Minneapolis, MN
clubs:
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| Only in Minnesota!
God Damn it only in Minnesota would we get all hissy and pissy about it. Geez it's not the end of the world, the kid could of done the samething with a laptop or wireless PDA.
I point blame at the school for leaving a wireless network open to anyone and not properly installing some kind of nanny software on top of it.
I don't see what the big deal is and sadly I'm more and more hating this news station I watched it alot but now thye seem to spin everything for the worse. For example on last night they say iraqi soliders "slaughted" innocent people in a car that didn't stop.
On another channel they said the car didn't stop and that soliders have the right to fire if they feel threatened.
Sorry to go off topic it's just annoying is all that it seems like Minnesota is looked upon as a liberal state where if you utter the word boob people are going to start yelling at you.
Plain in simple the network should of been more secure and had a WEP key and net filter installed to prevent this from happening. Oh and the kid should do it outside of school.
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achuchma
join:2001-04-11
Tampa, FL
| reply to nonner9
Re: so what....
said by nonner9  :...would you rather them look at porn, or go out and do the real thing... I think the real thing is preferred somehow...I know when I was in High School I would take the real deal over the other stuff...
Seriously, though, I am unaware of any felony charges that exist for two students who are having sex. I honestly think it is ridiculous.
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Cheese
Premium
join:2003-10-26
Naples, FL
clubs:
2 edits | reply to dadkins
Re: Hmmm...
said by dadkins :... I may have to get one of these after all! I'll sell you mine Also, it doesn't just "magically" appear, that's bullsh**, either he put it on there, or he was on an open AP and went out to web to get it.
Seriously, I would like to get rid of mine, I don't play it anymore, if anyone is interested, PM me. |
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Jetoni
Premium
join:2001-04-18
West Springfield, MA
| ?
... The story notes that one 14-year old boy in Bismark, North Dakota was charged with a felony for bringing porn to school on his PSP.
lol, a 14-year old felon? You got to be f***ing kidding me!
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kfsutops
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join:2002-08-19
Brandon, FL
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Re: Only in Minnesota!
said by Chiyo :Plain in simple the network should of been more secure and had a WEP key and net filter installed to prevent this from happening. Oh and the kid should do it outside of school. Though he could've brought the PSP to school with porn on it (which he didn't), I agree with you.
I can understand why a library might have free open access, but why the hell would a public school? They should have some kind of security or nanny type program.
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brianiscool
join:2000-08-16
Miami, FL | reply to Jetoni
Re: ?
Mommy look what Tommy put on my psp wallpaper. Rotfl |
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gensai
join:2006-04-15
Seattle, WA | wow
well with wireless access, what can you do? And to charge a 14 year old with a felony for having porn. Woopty freakin doo. He's probably got some under his mattress that he stole from his dad. |
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99664227
Heavily MODerated
Premium
join:2002-11-21
USA
| reply to dadkins
Re: Hmmm...
said by dadkins :... I may have to get one of these after all! Man I wish we had cool toys like this when we were kids? Atari 2600 was as "L33T" as they come, back then.
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firewire9999
join:2004-07-11
Livonia, MI | reply to gensai
Re: wow
Or may be the other way around. Dad is asking sonny boy where he is getting his porn. Don't forget kids are much more accepting/savy with tech than most parents are these days. |
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sharksfan3
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join:2004-02-16
Poughkeepsie, NY
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quote:
Sony, the maker of the PSP, told us that parents should be responsible for monitoring the content their children are viewing. But David Walsh of the National Institute on Media and the Family, says game makers have a responsibility too. They should let parents know that their product could give a kid easy access to pornography.
What a nutcase. Is Microsoft responsible for kids being able to access pornography on their PC as well? |
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mapper17
join:2001-09-18
Nottingham, MD
·Comcast
| From the last paragraph of the article...
Sony, the maker of the PSP, told us that parents should be responsible for monitoring the content their children are viewing. But David Walsh of the National Institute on Media and the Family, says game makers have a responsibility too. They should let parents know that their product could give a kid easy access to pornography.
Can you see it now, all electronic devices--Computers, Portable gaming devices, networking equipment and cell phones--would carry a little warning sticker like cigarettes, "This device may be used to view pornographic material. Please use responsibly, and in accordance with local laws." |
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mmickk
join:2003-12-30
Pearland, TX
| reply to Chiyo
Re: Only in Minnesota!
Its not just Minnesota...Down in Houston you never hear about all the political corruption, and other serious problems that abound. Its stories like this that they use to divert attention away from real news. Houston local stations cant get off real stories fast enough. |
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hawgcaller
join:2006-04-24
Stafford, TX
| Whos is David Walsh?
I have two questions:
1) What organization is David Walsh associated with?
2) Why in the heck are they letting kids bring portable game systems to school anyway? What useful purpose can it serve? If the kids have so much free time at school just send them home, the schools don't need to become nannies too.
I also have to wonder about the "journalist" who wrote the article. Besides mentioning that David Walsh is with the National Institute on Media and the Family about five times there was some very poor grammar in the article as well. Is this what the Minnesota school system is producing?
-phil |
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RadioDoc
58ef2c0
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join:2000-05-11
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| reply to sharksfan3
Re: ...
David Walsh of the National Institute on Media and the Family should also be sure everyone is warned that such products could give a kid easy access to the Constitution and Declaration of Independence. Wouldn't want them getting all revolutionary, would we?
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sapo
I eat meat
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join:2002-09-16
Sacramento, CA | reply to hawgcaller
Re: Whos is David Walsh?
Just because its not allowed doesnt mean people dont bring them. Also, Kids need some freetime at school and you dont need a 'lot' of time to play PSP if its even allowed.
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gensai
join:2006-04-15
Seattle, WA | reply to firewire9999
Re: wow
I know that, but I was referring to the actual magazines. |
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leer
join:2005-06-28
Beverly Hills, CA | penny-arcade
»www.penny-arcade.com/comic |
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