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The problem could be simply solved
by making the girls wear sidha fashions and chastity belts. If the boy was
tempted to look beneath the sidha fashions then there would be no base past
first. But the sidha fashions would certainly take care of the desire for
lovemaking. Do they still have them? Yuk. The Paul Feurso of fashion.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2005 10:45
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Subject: [FairfieldLife] Re: Shake
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--- In [email protected],
Rick Archer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]...> wrote:
> on
5/12/05 10:16 PM, bbrigante at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> >
> > The MSAE parents know their power -- they
have the capacity to start
> > their own damn school off the MUM
campus if they want to, so they
can
> > ignore edicts about "no
proms" (as if MMY knew what a prom was),
> > which goes against the
householder style of life that most of these
> > kids are going to
follow.
> >
> Years ago, when I first heard of MMY
nixing a school dance, he was
quoted as
> saying, "We've got to nip
this lovemaking in the bud."
**********
That might be true, but
MMY is certainly not conversant with the social
standards of modern
America -- it was Bevan or some other busybody who
can't deal with their
own problems (like obesity) who suggested that a
school dance was a
problem instead of an opportunity for householder-
life-bound students to
learn how to socialize with the opposite in a
dignified way, which is the
tradition in householder life around the
world. Those who do not want to
attend these dances do not have to do
so.
Anyway, even if MSAE did
not officially have school dances, the parents
would just set up something
up off-campus (as they did with
the "banned" prom), because they want
their kids to be householders,
and learning social skills and mating
habits is part of the life of
householders.
Dances were also
verboten at MIU, I believe, but the edict was just
ignored.
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