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Mariah Carey has a music career?!

I thought she was just some ***** they put onto an album cover, so she'd stop saying she was black.


Wow, you learn something new everyday! ^^

Edited, Apr 20th 2008 9:19am by Nuhnisgodly

Ask her cleavage. It told me she deserves it.



Hell, I don't even want to hear her sing.

In Canada prostitution is not illegal but soliciting is.

Just recently the city cracked down on private escorts, sex workers and any girl working from home or over the internet. Quite a big sting and in the end they were hit with fines for providing a service that they technically need a municipal permit for.

Paper went on about it for awhile, apparently the whole thing was sparked by the the local escort companies who do pay for the permits breaking balls at city hall and making a move to crush independant sex trade in the city.

In the end it was just another blow to my ambitions of hiring a school bus full of prostitutes and driving around random cities, towns, mining camps etc and selling cooch and hash by the brick.

Life is not fair.

Issues.

Also:



I got no horse in the Mariah Carey race; I mostly find her music irritating. That said, none of this particular screed hangs together.

I don't think it's a matter of wishing it on anyone. At some point people are going to do what they're going to do; the question is how to respond.

If she enjoys it when she's older, absolutely, as long as it's safe.

There's nothing wrong with prostitution from a moral standpoint. It's merely a service that makes you feel good, like a massage, facial treatment, or any other feel good service (spa services come to mind). As long as the safety issues are taken care of it's just another job choice. I wouldn't use it myself, but I don't get massages or facial treatments either.

It should be legal with safety regulations like every other profession.

Highly immoral, and I certainly wouldn't wish it on my daughter.

For insurance companies to prosper financially, they need to rip-off their customers. By definition.

Ned Flanders was right, it's a form of gambling

So your business doesn't run at a profit? By definition you don't oversell the "service" you "provide"?