69 replies to this topic

[Mike]

Hotel fixtures and fittings have to be able to withstand sex up to 'room-shakingly vigorous' on the sex activity scale.

There's a law, or a charter or a human right or something.

[craggy]

challenge accepted.

[Stephen G]

Hotel fixtures and fittings have to be able to withstand sex up to 'room-shakingly vigorous' on the sex activity scale.

There's a law, or a charter or a human right or something.

Easily the funniest thing I have read all day. Thanks Mike.

[Jim Ohara]

Not playing your game, Will .

I don't think he's playing a game. I think you posted:

The woman’s barrister argued that sex was an “ordinary incident of life” in a hotel room, much like showering and sleeping.

Thoughts from Millarworld?!?! This is seriously insane to me.

And when we gave you our thoughts we asked why you thought sex is so different from showering or sleeping. You started this subject, don't you want us to discuss it with you?

[craggy]

Did somebody ,mention "the game"?

[Will Carper]

She wasn't married, y'all!!!

[Will]

Not playing your game, Will .

What game? It's a legitimate question is ask anyone who posted that.

[Will]

Let me put it a different way: do you have a legal or moral issue with it?

With a moral issue - she shouldn't have been having sex- then I can understand your position. Not necessarily agree but understand.

With a legal issue I don't think you have a leg to stand on. She clearly has a case.

[stephanie familiar]

if the guy hit the light causing it to fall on her, then she shouldn't be compensated. it was his fault. if it fell on her through no fault of her or his own, then she should be compensated.

[Christian U]

With a moral issue - she shouldn't have been having sex- then I can understand your position. Not necessarily agree but understand.

Even then - how is it insane that a woman in her late thirties has sex with a friend? One can find it objectable, I suppose, but it's certainly not insane. It might not even be all that unusual...

[Will]

Even then - how is it insane that a woman in her late thirties has sex with a friend? One can find it objectable, I suppose, but it's certainly not insane. It might not even be all that unusual...

I don't think it's insane at all. But I understand from a moral standpoint Stephen might object to her having premarital sex.

Reading back on his comments maybe he's saying he thinks it is insane to equate sex with ordinary, human behavior like showering and sleeping?

[Christian U]

But that doesn't make sense, either, does it? I mean, it doesn't get more normal than having sex.

[craggy]

I think we need to see a CrimeWatch style re-enactment of the actions and events that led to the light falling.

[Will]

But that doesn't make sense, either, does it? I mean, it doesn't get more normal than having sex.

It doesn't make sense to me; I believe sex is normal and healthy.

That's why I asked for clarification on Stephen's post.

[Henry Blanco]

I think we need to see a CrimeWatch style re-enactment of the actions and events that led to the light falling.

Or a Taiwanese News CGI re-enactment.

[craggy]

Or a Taiwanese News CGI re-enactment.

or both, and we get to vote which we believe!

[Robert B]

But that doesn't make sense, either, does it? I mean, it doesn't get more normal than having sex.

Or, for me anyway, more normal than causing light fixtures to fall off the wall while having sex.

[Will]

Then you're not putting your back into it enough.

[Christian U]

Or, for me anyway, more normal than causing light fixtures to fall off the wall while having sex.

Yeah, who hasn't had that happen to them a few times?

[Martin Smith]

Yeah, who hasn't had that happen to them a few times?

That's the upside of only having sex in unlit stationary cupboards, don't have to worry about that.

Edited by Martin Smith, 21 April 2012 - 09:33 AM.