Any gay teen forums out there?

[KrisHawkXXX]

Ah young grasshopper, you are confusing wisdom with intelligence with. One can be wise but have limited intelligence. What is lacked in intelligence can be made up for with wisdom. It doesn't take much intelligence to ace a multiple choice test as long as one has wisdom. One can usually remove 2 options relying on nothing but wisdom alone, This improves the odds from 1 in 4 to 1 in 2, a 50 - 50 chance. Wisdom alone will not be very effective for write in answers though. You either have the knowledge or you don't. Most people equate knowledge with intelligence but they aren't quite the same. Knowledge is raw data, information, fact. Intelligence is the attaining of that knowledge. One can be intelligent, but without the wisdom to put it to practical use it is worthless. On the other hand, if one has the wisdom he might be able to muddle through without the intelligence or knowledge, drawing on past similar experiences to deduce a means of making the situation work.

Ahh but then we debate "common" knowledge and what's thought to be raw data or knowledge may still be incorrect. There are many "truths and facts" accepted by most that are in reality not correct to begin with. This is where philosophy comes in.

 

[Rex]

How would I sniff my own crack? That's not possible. And why would not wipe my own ass? I mean some don't, I do because of personal hygiene. It's not a rule though that you have to. If I messed around with a guy into scat was the only time i chose to not wipe my ass, not because of a rule.

Please.... don't bring up the mental image of you rolling around in you own feces back into our minds. It's too early for that and those are mental scars that take years to heal...

 

[MoufOfKhaos]

^Well look who wandered back in...

Also, this thread is lacking serious pedobear, someone get on that.

 

[G-Lexington]

>>>Ah young grasshopper, you are confusing wisdom with intelligence with. One can be wise but have limited intelligence. What is lacked in intelligence can be made up for with wisdom. It doesn't take much intelligence to ace a multiple choice test as long as one has wisdom. One can usually remove 2 options relying on nothing but wisdom alone, This improves the odds from 1 in 4 to 1 in 2, a 50 - 50 chance. Wisdom alone will not be very effective for write in answers though. You either have the knowledge or you don't. Most people equate knowledge with intelligence but they aren't quite the same. Knowledge is raw data, information, fact. Intelligence is the attaining of that knowledge. One can be intelligent, but without the wisdom to put it to practical use it is worthless. On the other hand, if one has the wisdom he might be able to muddle through without the intelligence or knowledge, drawing on past similar experiences to deduce a means of making the situation work.

Oh, understood. But where does this not-so-young grasshopper land in that realm? Mind you, I've always been a "test taker". I never had any problem taking standardized tests (I aced the SATs and ACTs, for instance), and although I wasn't too hot at essay questions, I more or less sussed them out by the time I got to college. But every time I've been "tested" for intelligence - be it by myself for fun, or by supposed experts - I nearly always end up with a really low score. Even my best score showed me at "below average". Does this mean I lack intelligence? Wisdom? It's certainly not test taking skills...

Lex

 

[Willie Boy]

Please.... don't bring up the mental image of you rolling around in you own feces back into our minds. It's too early for that and those are mental scars that take years to heal...

So you've seen him do that before? I'm sorry for you.

 

[Willie Boy]

>>>Ah young grasshopper, you are confusing wisdom with intelligence with. One can be wise but have limited intelligence. What is lacked in intelligence can be made up for with wisdom. It doesn't take much intelligence to ace a multiple choice test as long as one has wisdom. One can usually remove 2 options relying on nothing but wisdom alone, This improves the odds from 1 in 4 to 1 in 2, a 50 - 50 chance. Wisdom alone will not be very effective for write in answers though. You either have the knowledge or you don't. Most people equate knowledge with intelligence but they aren't quite the same. Knowledge is raw data, information, fact. Intelligence is the attaining of that knowledge. One can be intelligent, but without the wisdom to put it to practical use it is worthless. On the other hand, if one has the wisdom he might be able to muddle through without the intelligence or knowledge, drawing on past similar experiences to deduce a means of making the situation work.

Oh, understood. But where does this not-so-young grasshopper land in that realm? Mind you, I've always been a "test taker". I never had any problem taking standardized tests (I aced the SATs and ACTs, for instance), and although I wasn't too hot at essay questions, I more or less sussed them out by the time I got to college. But every time I've been "tested" for intelligence - be it by myself for fun, or by supposed experts - I nearly always end up with a really low score. Even my best score showed me at "below average". Does this mean I lack intelligence? Wisdom? It's certainly not test taking skills...

Lex

Sounds like your strength lies in wisdom over simple intelligence. That is good.

 

[Ephemeral]

What about rape? Would that cease to exist in your lawless utopia?

No amount of material possessions would soothe someone wanting to fuck a person they can't have.

 

[Mendax]

/popcorn.

 

[Willie Boy]

I still do a lot of the same things that I enjoyed while I was younger as well, so I don't see anything wrong with that in particular. It keeps me happy.

I'm not anti-establishment though, and I actually prefer seeing the police having a presence in my neighborhood...

Yeah, but you don't go around wanting to color with children, do you?

 

[KrisHawkXXX]

Most of the cartoons I like are of the "dual" variety, that can be enjoyed by both adults and kids. Phineas & Ferb, Gargoyles, Animaniacs. I used to watch the Adult Swim line-up quite a bit, but I sort of lost interest some years back...

Lex

OMG I LOVE Animaniacs. HELLLLO NURSE!

 

[KrisHawkXXX]

Well no, but it's not like I see myself as being above it. I adore cartoons and will watch them until the day that I die. I honestly can't see myself judging someone that likes to color.

People would probably lead happier lives if they didn't mind spending time coloring with kids instead of breaking their backs trying to accomplish bigger things that don't matter...

Thanks. I think spending time with people of all ages opens up more doors then you think. Hanging out with kids and coloring with a box of 96 Crayola or making friendship bracelets is relaxing, and can take you back in time or be a form of therapy for some adults. On a blank paper showing a hot wheels car, snow white, barbie with ken, or pokemon Johto Journeys and as you fill in the color, you somewhat fill in the color about your emotions about things that may be on your mind. It's a healthy escape from things. Kids play with toys and video games to cope, grown-ups learn about drugs legal or not (COUNTING Alcohol and nicotine.)

 

[Willie Boy]

Well no, but it's not like I see myself as being above it. I adore cartoons and will watch them until the day that I die. I honestly can't see myself judging someone that likes to color.

People would probably lead happier lives if they didn't mind spending time coloring with kids instead of breaking their backs trying to accomplish bigger things that don't matter...

Nobody is judging him for his desire to color. What we are judging is the context in which he put it. The lawless everyone should be allowed to do whatever they want to whomever they want, by the way I want to hang around little kids and "color". That is what we are judging. That and this idiocy that we would all be better if there were no laws.

I love to watch cartoons, there is nothing wrong with that. I like to paint/draw (sometimes with crayons). There's nothing wrong with that, unless I try to call my work art (but that's a different story).

 

[Willie Boy]

You mentioned cartoons as well, and I spoke to that, too.

 

[KrisHawkXXX]

Nobody is judging him for his desire to color. What we are judging is the context in which he put it. The lawless everyone should be allowed to do whatever they want to whomever they want, by the way I want to hang around little kids and "color". That is what we are judging. That and this idiocy that we would all be better if there were no laws.

I love to watch cartoons, there is nothing wrong with that. I like to paint/draw (sometimes with crayons). There's nothing wrong with that, unless I try to call my work art (but that's a different story).

No, me and other kids always talk about how the law should no longer be a part of society and its a philosophy I haven't stopped chasing to gain more knowledge of for many years now. I'm approaching a college reading level and the more I read the more my view of the world around me changes. I'm trying to get friends my age to start reading as some already love to read as much as I do.

 

[KrisHawkXXX]

Nobody is judging him for his desire to color. What we are judging is the context in which he put it. The lawless everyone should be allowed to do whatever they want to whomever they want, by the way I want to hang around little kids and "color". That is what we are judging. That and this idiocy that we would all be better if there were no laws.

I love to watch cartoons, there is nothing wrong with that. I like to paint/draw (sometimes with crayons). There's nothing wrong with that, unless I try to call my work art (but that's a different story).

To many philosophers who were very famous the concept of laws and rules on our socialism in our society prevents us from obtaining a more beneficial and higher level of socialism. Their concept of laws to regulate human behavior especially certain aspects which should NOT be regulated at all is pure idiocy. Its hard to see when you are IN the system itself and impossible for most to see. An intellectual can grasp a view of society using past present and future while studying the characteristics of society changing. An intellectual can see a perspective from OUTSIDE THE BOX whereas someone who says, "Well how will we pay for everything?" or "Who will lead and guide us in life we need government" are those that can not yet see from anywhere but INSIDE the box which is the majority of the population. You see from INSIDE the box and that's how most are. You're mentality is affected by being raised in the setting of the framework of the system itself. Everything you've been taught is how to survive in the system, the system portrays itself as PRACTICAL taking away any other sense of practical, blinding and handicapping most intellectual and philosophical growth.

 

[Willie Boy]

 

[SLOPPYSECONDS]

To many philosophers who were very famous the concept of laws and rules on our socialism in our society prevents us from obtaining a more beneficial and higher level of socialism. Their concept of laws to regulate human behavior especially certain aspects which should NOT be regulated at all is pure idiocy. Its hard to see when you are IN the system itself and impossible for most to see. An intellectual can grasp a view of society using past present and future while studying the characteristics of society changing. An intellectual can see a perspective from OUTSIDE THE BOX whereas someone who says, "Well how will we pay for everything?" or "Who will lead and guide us in life we need government" are those that can not yet see from anywhere but INSIDE the box which is the majority of the population. You see from INSIDE the box and that's how most are. You're mentality is affected by being raised in the setting of the framework of the system itself. Everything you've been taught is how to survive in the system, the system portrays itself as PRACTICAL taking away any other sense of practical, blinding and handicapping most intellectual and philosophical growth.

maybe societys? fa eons complete whacko loons what got make folk go make fancy profession keep da popualtion from toppin umselfs but 20thcentury invent internet so it cheap ans economic keep da millions screw ups ins harmless piddle

anyway

long Eskimo get their fish

 

[winterknight]

I know not whether Laws be right,
Or whether Laws be wrong;
All that we know who lie in gaol
Is that the wall is strong;
And that each day is like a year,
A year whose days are long.

But this I know, that every Law
That men have made for Man,
Since first Man took His brother's life,
And the sad world began,
But straws the wheat and saves the chaff
With a most evil fan.

This too I know- and wise it were
If each could know the same-
That every prison that men build
Is built with bricks of shame,
And bound with bars lest Christ should see
How men their brothers maim.

With bars they blur the gracious moon,
And blind the goodly sun:
And the do well to hide their Hell,
For in it things are done
That Son of things nor son of Man
Ever should look upon!

-- Prisoner C.33, HMP Reading, 1897.

 

[SLOPPYSECONDS]

I know not whether Laws be right,
Or whether Laws be wrong;
All that we know who lie in gaol
Is that the wall is strong;
And that each day is like a year,
A year whose days are long.

But this I know, that every Law
That men have made for Man,
Since first Man took His brother's life,
And the sad world began,
But straws the wheat and saves the chaff
With a most evil fan.

This too I know- and wise it were
If each could know the same-
That every prison that men build
Is built with bricks of shame,
And bound with bars lest Christ should see
How men their brothers maim.

With bars they blur the gracious moon,
And blind the goodly sun:
And the do well to hide their Hell,
For in it things are done
That Son of things nor son of Man
Ever should look upon!

-- Prisoner C.33, HMP Reading, 1897.

they sure put da worng folk in prison few hundred years ago

ans worlds great cultures still doin good job taday HOORAH
' ya got cold dat 30000 '
ooh pocket money
' in gold please '

 

[Willie Boy]

What a fucking mess. I see you can't hang with the big boys.

I'm still wondering where the crayons are.

And aren't you older than 19?

According to his profile he's 22.