Bad things happen in small towns
Apr 10th 2008 | 6:03 am
#16
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Re: Bad things happen in small towns
Not very often, but when they do it's very unpleasant:
http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNew...Canada&s_name=
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http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNew...Canada&s_name=
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I guess I'll be calling them tonight!
This is so tragic.
Apr 11th 2008 | 6:55 am
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Re: Bad things happen in small towns
Ya that would very accurate and even more so out in the sticks.
Men are men. Big tough brutes. Doing manly things. In trucks. With large dogs. And power tools.
But deep inside, very insecure, lacking confidence and without a deeper meaningful rounded personality. Vaucous, dull, tiresome, belligerent, self centred, and very irritating.
The very symptom of North American culture.
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Men are men. Big tough brutes. Doing manly things. In trucks. With large dogs. And power tools.
But deep inside, very insecure, lacking confidence and without a deeper meaningful rounded personality. Vaucous, dull, tiresome, belligerent, self centred, and very irritating.
The very symptom of North American culture.
R.
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Apr 11th 2008 | 7:21 am
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Re: Bad things happen in small towns
Why do I bother
Apr 11th 2008 | 7:36 am
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Re: Bad things happen in small towns
iaink I was listening.
I was amazed at the stereotypes, and perhaps should've said so. From my experience as a single woman in urban England, Canada may be different but I doubt it's any worse? Agree totally on the questionable statistics, and as was rightly said, rape is notoriously difficult to compare across jurisdictions because a lot is down to how many are reported?
Okay?
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I was amazed at the stereotypes, and perhaps should've said so. From my experience as a single woman in urban England, Canada may be different but I doubt it's any worse? Agree totally on the questionable statistics, and as was rightly said, rape is notoriously difficult to compare across jurisdictions because a lot is down to how many are reported?
Okay?
Sas x
