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Entertainment / Re: Books you shouldn't have r...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 09:45:01 AM
Rape scene. I was about 12?
Also one of the Gor novels, don't remember which one but probably the first one, at about the same age. If you don't know, it was a fantasy series with heavy S&M/B&D themes.
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Games / Re: Answer the question with a...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 09:33:46 AM
What noise did you make when they attacked you?
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Entertainment / Re: Books you shouldn't have r...
Last post by M.10rda - Today at 09:26:59 AMMost of them! During independent reading time in 4th grade, a very smart classmate who later was Class President etc was reading Sidney Sheldon's The Other Side Of Midnight. The teacher confiscated it, ripped it up, and then called in the school custodian to ritually burn it (yes) in front of the class. 
After he toted away the ashes, we were to return to our IR books. I was reading Cujo and had been on the page where a character is talking about his wife's pubic hair. The teacher (who liked me) walked by and nodded taciturnly for me to continue. This was maybe the first and just about the last time in my life that I slipped past the Long Arm of the Law. I've gotten pulled over countless times for driving within the speed limit, for instance. I've passed three or four breathalyzers/field sobriety tests! (I mean I've never failed one. Cops just like pulling me over and sometimes they like pulling me out of the car and giving me the business.) 
I'm a white guy, btw!
Also Cujo is one of the weakest Stephen King novels I've read. It would've been a bummer to get in trouble for that one. A lot of the Peter Straub and Dean Koontz novels I read as a kid were even a lot more sexually graphic...
After he toted away the ashes, we were to return to our IR books. I was reading Cujo and had been on the page where a character is talking about his wife's pubic hair. The teacher (who liked me) walked by and nodded taciturnly for me to continue. This was maybe the first and just about the last time in my life that I slipped past the Long Arm of the Law. I've gotten pulled over countless times for driving within the speed limit, for instance. I've passed three or four breathalyzers/field sobriety tests! (I mean I've never failed one. Cops just like pulling me over and sometimes they like pulling me out of the car and giving me the business.) I'm a white guy, btw!Also Cujo is one of the weakest Stephen King novels I've read. It would've been a bummer to get in trouble for that one. A lot of the Peter Straub and Dean Koontz novels I read as a kid were even a lot more sexually graphic...
#4
Games / Re: Movie Title Chains
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 09:23:59 AMThe Human Centipede (First Sequence) (2009)
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Television / Re: What TV Shows Are you Watc...
Last post by M.10rda - Today at 09:08:37 AMI've been interested in checking that out eventually - I really like Annie Murphy.
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Television / Re: TV characters you hated?
Last post by M.10rda - Today at 09:06:00 AMQuote from: Rev. Powell on March 09, 2026, 09:20:52 AMEveryone on "Married with Children"
Everyone on "Friends" (except Lisa Kudrow, for some reason)
I'm with you on these.
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Entertainment / Re: What have you been listeni...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 08:55:42 AM
"Late Night Tales" is a series where electronic musicians curate chillout trax from lesser known acts and add a composition or two of their own. It's in 2 separate versions, the complete cuts and a seamless mix, each running over an hour.
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Television / Re: What TV Shows Are you Watc...
Last post by Rev. Powell - Today at 08:25:50 AMI got Sling for a month for March Madness and looked for a short run TV series I'd be able to watch in a month. Best candidate seemed to be "Kevin Can F**k Himself." (After I started watching I discovered it was on Netflix, so I could have watched it anyway, but so be it.) The series' gimmick is that (almost) every time Kevin is onscreen, it's a really bad sitcom with deliberately lame jokes and a laugh track, but when it follows his wife Allison, its a darker dramedy. Kevin's a thoughtless buffoon in the sitcom, but I think the implication is that he's a really bad guy, but we can't see his behavior directly. An interesting premise, but after one episode I'm not entirely sold: I've got hope it will improve.
