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Coleman · 04-19-2005, 08:48 PM

i really liked the social aspects (obviously not counting the racism and stuff) of the 40's alot better than today. I'm really conservative when it comes to social issues mostly because I hate the way society is changing (in my opinion, for the worse). This is only mentioning one point out of many; respect as been lost in society today. Kids talking back to their teachers, parents, and other adult figures...hell, many disrespect complete strangers without it even phasing them.

That is a very stereotypical statement, I know. So don't go ramming your cocks up my ass with comments to combat me. My ass is just healing fro....... biggrin:

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Coleman is Offline Major General Posts: 13,482 Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: University Park, PA	04-19-2005, 08:48 PM i really liked the social aspects (obviously not counting the racism and stuff) of the 40's alot better than today. I'm really conservative when it comes to social issues mostly because I hate the way society is changing (in my opinion, for the worse). This is only mentioning one point out of many; respect as been lost in society today. Kids talking back to their teachers, parents, and other adult figures...hell, many disrespect complete strangers without it even phasing them. That is a very stereotypical statement, I know. So don't go ramming your cocks up my ass with comments to combat me. My ass is just healing fro....... biggrin: