Hi jessica.....I'm Joe from Charlestown.....I'm 18.....write me!
get a girlfriend, then...
guys are scum.
- pla
Jessica Delmonico wrote in message ...
>Hey, I'm a 17/f from Cranston that is just looking for a nice guy between
>the ages of 17-19. I'm looking for someone that isn't going to treat me
like
>crap :) Please guys, if you are out there e-mail me :) I'm 5'5", brown hair
No, LIFE is full of sick people. It's just easier for them to find you on
the internet!
JC
>
> Jessica Delmonico wrote in message ...
> >Hey, I'm a 17/f from Cranston that is just looking for a nice guy between
> >the ages of 17-19. I'm looking for someone that isn't going to treat me
> like
> >crap :) Please guys, if you are out there e-mail me :) I'm 5'5", brown hair
> >with blonde highlights, brown eyes and about 128 lbs.
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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Are we going to perpetuate the media myth here?
I've been doing this "net thing" for the past, uh... (dan looks at calendar
and _tries_ to remember when he "appropriated" that URI internet account)
going on 7 years, just before The Never Ending September. Before that, it
was local networks (Anyone remember OmniNet and LOCNet?) and BBSes. Anyone
remember IDS when it was on the *cough* Microvax?
I've also met a *lot* of people from all walks of life because of it. I
also have an internet/IRL thing going with someone near Toronto (IRL since
Valentine's Day 1998). It's not *that* far.
My overall impression of Net People is that the weirdos are few and far
between and the news media not only makes mountains out of molehills, but
engages in Yellow Journalism against a medium that competes directly with
radio, tv, and newspapers.
Posting an ad *here* is no different than posting a personal ad in the
ProJo.
Mind you, I also personally know of some marriages of people who met
online...
> Jessica Delmonico wrote in message ...
> >Hey, I'm a 17/f from Cranston that is just looking for a nice guy between
> >the ages of 17-19. I'm looking for someone that isn't going to treat me
> like
> >crap :) Please guys, if you are out there e-mail me :) I'm 5'5", brown hair
> >with blonde highlights, brown eyes and about 128 lbs.
> >
> >
> >
> >
--
Dan
"The Nunavut legislature is shaped like an igloo. It'd be great if
other provincial legislatures were designed this way. You know... in
Saskatchewan it could be a grain elevator, Nova Scotia could have a
schooner, and in B.C. ... a giant bong."
- Mike Bullard
Um...you're under the false assumption that "Under 18"=Jailbait.
The "Age of Consent" in Rhode Island is 16 with no restrictions.
No, it's not because of any nefarious reasons that *I* know this, but a
certain person that I know who shall remain nameless *here* consulted a
lawyer to find the law for him.
Since this *Jessica* is only 17, whose to say the respondents aren't the
ones to be careful? :o)
Xtread
Bill Powers wrote in message ...
>Hi Jess -
>Be very careful. The internet is full of sick people.
>Good Luck
>...bp
>
since this is alt.rhode-island, the laws of rhode island are
relevant to this discussion. and by the laws of rhode island, the
age of consent for sex is 16, and i've heard (though i am less
certain of this one) that it's 14 if parental consent is given.
- pla
But will Jessica's Mom and Dad agree with that when some 30 year old shows
up at the door? :o)
Xtread
Daniel Podgurski wrote in message <371FCDB0...@ids.net>...
>Venom Soup wrote:
>>
>> Hi All.
>>
>> Since this *Jessica* is only 17, whose to say the respondents aren't the
>> ones to be careful? :o)
>>
well, she didn't say she was just looking for a freind or someone to
hang out with, she seemed interested in an SO... which generally
involves sex, after a month or two (at most).
- pla
You people have no sense of humor!
My original messages started as a humorous response...but since you all are
going to be so serious...I have a son and a daughter in their teens. If
either one of them had a much older guy or gal knocking on the door for them
I wouldn't think that it was OK just because the age of consent is 16.
Sexual or not, there's got to be something wrong with a 25 or 30 year old if
they need to hang out with teenagers. (And please don't write back *who
said the guys that respond are going to be 25-30 year olds*)
>sexual relations.. maby i missed the subtext but i didn't think the ad said
>"do me now, me any my horny girlfriends are 17, just call 1-900..."
When a 17 year old girl writes that she's *looking for a guy* do you think
she's looking for someone to do needlepoint with?
:o)
Xtread
>I've been doing this "net thing" for the past, uh... (dan looks at calendar
>and _tries_ to remember when he "appropriated" that URI internet account)
>going on 7 years, just before The Never Ending September. Before that, it
>was local networks (Anyone remember OmniNet and LOCNet?) and BBSes. Anyone
>remember IDS when it was on the *cough* Microvax?
<raising my hand> I do. :)
>My overall impression of Net People is that the weirdos are few and far
>between and the news media not only makes mountains out of molehills, but
>engages in Yellow Journalism against a medium that competes directly with
>radio, tv, and newspapers.
Definitely an interesting way of putting it. Has a ring of
plausibility that chills me. It's right along the same lines as
listening to all of the misconceptions I typically have to listen to
about gays.
>Posting an ad *here* is no different than posting a personal ad in the
>ProJo.
Heh, and I can tell you the horror stories from putting
personals there too. :)
If that 30 yr old happens to be a Doctor or a Laywer or CPA or is Just
Plain Loaded, opinions might change.
:-P
I'm not saying that such an age difference is OK, because they just might
not have *anything* in common *anyway* so the actual likelihood of this
happening is next to NIL.
Seriously, though, this Has Happened Before. Anyone remember Fred Hone?
He was a 6'th grade science teacher at Wickford Middle, and wound up dating
a former student (and later marrying and then getting divorced, because she
Woke Up And Smelled The Cat Food).
It caused quite a ruckus in this lil' state um... around 15 years ago.
When is your birthday? I have a rather large gift for you!
According to Dejanews, the original poster has made this one single posting and
no responses. hmm. I wonder what she/he had in mind.
Redrum wrote:
> Hey Jessica,
> What's up girl? I am not between 17-19, I am 21.. however I am a real nice
> guy
You might want to spell "redrum" backwards then counsel your daughter on the
Sharon Tate, LoBiondo, Charlie Manson, Squeeky Frohm thing. Any one of those
ring a bell here?
Sorry Redrum, if you want to be cruising for 17 year old girls, you might also
want to have a less inflammatory handle. So call me sensitive in light of recent
events, but somebody ought to notice this crap.
--
Bob Ficoturo
Invest in world peace
Hug a kid today
ya know, it strukes me as curious...
a lot of people defend relationships over the internet because you
can only be attracted to a person's personality, not just their body.
which i suppose sound really rather noble, in a way.
but, that reasoning is still flawed...
were it true, then back in my days as a mudder i could have made a
lot of cute young men really happy <EG>.
- pla
I thought it was Tate and LaBianca?
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-- Mike Zarlenga
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Michael Zarlenga wrote:
> Bob Ficoturo (Robert.J.F...@Wawa.com) wrote:
> : You might want to spell "redrum" backwards then counsel your daughter on the
> : Sharon Tate, LoBiondo, Charlie Manson, Squeeky Frohm thing. Any one of those
> : ring a bell here?
>
> I thought it was Tate and LaBianca?
Didn't I spell Tate right?
no clue...
hehehe.
did you understand the last part of what i said?
in my days as a mudder, i assumed the persona of a really rather
nice young female (well enough to convince other females i was
real). does that mean i would have been a nice catch for some
guy, despite my real gender?
my only point was, people can be just as fake on-like as they
are in person.
- pla
Book recommendation: _Life on the Screen_ by none other than Sheri
Turkel. It's an honest sociologist's view of the 'net. Get it, read it.
Scary story....
Back when some twit linked SFSU's ITSA chatroom as an adult chat from his
web page (search Netly News for Webdog's Chat, it's quite a good story) I
had a bit of fun by publicly posing as a female, and doing certain _things_
online to turn-on a certain user that followed that link.
After revealing my true sexual identity so I could harrass him, the guy
said...
"I don't care, you're _good_"
I still don't know how to take that comment.
|Scary story....
|
|Back when some twit linked SFSU's ITSA chatroom as an adult chat from his
|web page (search Netly News for Webdog's Chat, it's quite a good story) I
|had a bit of fun by publicly posing as a female, and doing certain _things_
|online to turn-on a certain user that followed that link.
|
|After revealing my true sexual identity so I could harrass him, the guy
|said...
|
|"I don't care, you're _good_"
|
|I still don't know how to take that comment.
|
|--
|Dan
I'm sure it was meant as a compliment... :-)
I met a great guy on the web. The web is life with more anonymity and a lot
of other unknowns, s'all. My long distance SO is smart, funny, stable,
employed at the same place for 19 yrs, and a wonderful father. I never met
anyone like him at a bar or through friends. I've never met anyone quite
like him, period. (And yes, he really is a guy.) We became friends first
through a BBS, a pretty friendly and helpful to newbies group. I wasn't
looking for anyone for a relationship; it just developed over a couple of
years. Personally, I feel that the web is a safer, healthier, and less
expensive way of meeting people than going out partying. JMHO. All my
netfriends through my old ISP are blessings. I consider myself quite lucky.
The net allowed me to meet new people all over the country and learn a
little along the way. Besides forging friendships that were based on
successful communication and mutual interests rather than on looks or social
groups or convenience, I managed to broaden my horizons and enrich my life
without leaving my child home unattended or with sitters.
But you sure wouldn't catch me posting my personal info all over the net
looking for a date. Just too risky for me.
Mary
>> It seems some of you have no clue! I met a girl online who lives in
>
>I still don't know how to take that comment.
Squat, don't bend-over, to pick up the soap when you drop it.
MD
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Redrum <red...@tmok.com> wrote in message
news:7frgkg$9jo$1...@stone.tmok.com...
> Hey Jessica,
> What's up girl? I am not between 17-19, I am 21.. however I am a real nice
Jess
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"On the Internet no one
knows you're a dog"
Ok, this frookin' tears it.
Maybe mr Redrum is merely a Stanley Kubrick fan?
Did that occurr to anyone?
Sheesh, am *I* the only one here besides him that saw "The Shining" and
*liked it*?
Y'all are completely clueless as to the long-standing tradition of picking
off-the-wall usernames. Mine happens to be Boyle M. Owl as it has been
since 1986. It also doesn't mean I'm a drunk. I've seen usernames like
Baalzamon and Astaroth (HI MIKE!!) but does it mean that the owner of the
names is a *satanist*?
For cryin' out loud, y'all should get lives.
Daniel Podgurski <b...@ids.net> wrote in message
news:371F9AEC...@ids.net...
> Bill Powers wrote:
> >
> > Hi Jess -
> > Be very careful. The internet is full of sick people.
> > Good Luck
> > ...bp
> >
>
> Are we going to perpetuate the media myth here?
>
> I've been doing this "net thing" for the past, uh... (dan looks at
calendar
> and _tries_ to remember when he "appropriated" that URI internet account)
> going on 7 years, just before The Never Ending September. Before that,
it
> was local networks (Anyone remember OmniNet and LOCNet?) and BBSes.
Anyone
> remember IDS when it was on the *cough* Microvax?
>
> I've also met a *lot* of people from all walks of life because of it. I
> also have an internet/IRL thing going with someone near Toronto (IRL since
> Valentine's Day 1998). It's not *that* far.
>
> My overall impression of Net People is that the weirdos are few and far
> between and the news media not only makes mountains out of molehills, but
> engages in Yellow Journalism against a medium that competes directly with
> radio, tv, and newspapers.
>
> Posting an ad *here* is no different than posting a personal ad in the
> ProJo.
>
> Mind you, I also personally know of some marriages of people who met
> online...
>
> > Jessica Delmonico wrote in message ...
> > >Hey, I'm a 17/f from Cranston that is just looking for a nice guy
between
> > >the ages of 17-19. I'm looking for someone that isn't going to treat me
> > like
> > >crap :) Please guys, if you are out there e-mail me :) I'm 5'5", brown
hair
> > >with blonde highlights, brown eyes and about 128 lbs.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
>
John <m...@your.daughters.dormatory> wrote in message
news:372238df...@news.edgenet.net...
> >Hey, I'm a 17/f from Cranston that is just looking for a nice guy between
> >the ages of 17-19. I'm looking for someone that isn't going to treat me
like
> >crap :) Please guys, if you are out there e-mail me :) I'm 5'5", brown
hair
> >with blonde highlights, brown eyes and about 128 lbs.
> >
> >
>
Mike
Daniel Podgurski <b...@ids.net> wrote in message
news:37226179...@ids.net...
> pla wrote:
> >
> > > It seems some of you have no clue! I met a girl online who lives in
> >
> > no clue...
> > hehehe.
> > did you understand the last part of what i said?
> > in my days as a mudder, i assumed the persona of a really rather
> > nice young female (well enough to convince other females i was
> > real). does that mean i would have been a nice catch for some
> > guy, despite my real gender?
> > my only point was, people can be just as fake on-like as they
> > are in person.
> >
> >
> >
> > - pla
>
> Book recommendation: _Life on the Screen_ by none other than Sheri
> Turkel. It's an honest sociologist's view of the 'net. Get it, read it.
>
> Scary story....
>
> Back when some twit linked SFSU's ITSA chatroom as an adult chat from his
> web page (search Netly News for Webdog's Chat, it's quite a good story) I
> had a bit of fun by publicly posing as a female, and doing certain
_things_
> online to turn-on a certain user that followed that link.
>
> After revealing my true sexual identity so I could harrass him, the guy
> said...
>
> "I don't care, you're _good_"
>
> I still don't know how to take that comment.
>
Mike Deignan <mik...@conan.ids.net> wrote in message
news:LIFU2.2392$2n1.1...@news12.ispnews.com...
> In article <37226179...@ids.net>, Daniel Podgurski <b...@ids.net>
wrote:
>
> >I still don't know how to take that comment.
>
LIZARD KING!!!
Bwahahaha, how are ya? Times they have changed. I am also no longer in
South County. I'm in Necro's neighborhood...CREEANSTIN.
I also kinda miss the old days sometimes. There was more face-to-face
local stuff going on...
As for she actually being a she...reality is what you perceive it to be.
Also, Is it just a coincidence that the letters KY are in the word Y2K?
If you had it you would believe it was possible, mr pencil d--k
>Yeah..... right.
>
>John <m...@your.daughters.dormatory> wrote in message
Kudos to you for bieng real, with an actual goal
Now, what is norom spelled backwards can you do that too
BTW are you the Mr Carr I once had for History class, and if so, are
you still tipping the bottle in the closet
......
what's the difficulty here?
*anyone* can go out and buy a large teddy-bear for someone's
birthday.
and, it's a *lot* more likely to get her to give you the time of day
than demonstrating assorted male insecurities.
- pla
Daniel Podgurski <b...@ids.net> wrote in message
news:3724EE49...@ids.net...
Excellent group, but not from Rhode Island.
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