What Are You Doing Right Now? (201 Viewers)

[AFL_ITALIA]

Found this website and started playing around with it a bit: http://maps.nyc.gov/crime/

Brownsville

 

Buy on AliExpress.com

[swag]

Found this website and started playing around with it a bit: http://maps.nyc.gov/crime/

Brownsville

Give them 20 years and this is their future:

http://www.stpete.org/police/aboutus/crime-mapping.html

 

[Ragazza]

Worse is looking at your state's sex offender database. At least here in California it's the law that the public has to be able to access names & addresses of registered sex offenders. I was looking at it a few years ago & was disgusted to find out one of my neighbors when I was growing up (across the street & a few houses down) was a convicted child molester.

Now whenever I move houses I always have to check it to make sure there are no sick bastards in my vicinity.

 

[Hængebøffer]

Worse is looking at your state's sex offender database. At least here in California it's the law that the public has to be able to access names & addresses of registered sex offenders. I was looking at it a few years ago & was disgusted to find out one of my neighbors when I was growing up (across the street & a few houses down) was a convicted child molester.

Now whenever I move houses I always have to check it to make sure there are no sick bastards in my vicinity.

Legal rights

 

[Fint]

About to get my first paid haircut in about 6 years

 

[Völler]

About to get my first paid haircut in about 6 years

Are we talking about this kind of haircut:

 

[Fint]

no sir

 

[Dostoevsky]

Reading a book, drinking coffee and not being happy about this crap weather.

 

[JuveJay]

Worse is looking at your state's sex offender database. At least here in California it's the law that the public has to be able to access names & addresses of registered sex offenders. I was looking at it a few years ago & was disgusted to find out one of my neighbors when I was growing up (across the street & a few houses down) was a convicted child molester.

Now whenever I move houses I always have to check it to make sure there are no sick bastards in my vicinity.

We have the same over here. They have also just created one for people convicted of domestic abuse, for wary partners.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Reading a book, drinking coffee and not being happy about this crap weather.

 

[Red]

Appropriate for Juve fans tonight:

Always look out for Turks carrying knives...

 

[Fint]

Penny for an ex-leper?

 

[Red]

Bloody do-gooder...

 

[Fint]

fantastic movie. Is there any truth to them doing some kind of reunion film?

 

[The Curr]

They're doing reunion show(s) at least aren't they?

 

[Jem83]

One of the best movies of all time

 

[Fint]

They're doing reunion show(s) at least aren't they?

Oh, maybe that was it, hope its true.

 

[swag]

Worse is looking at your state's sex offender database. At least here in California it's the law that the public has to be able to access names & addresses of registered sex offenders. I was looking at it a few years ago & was disgusted to find out one of my neighbors when I was growing up (across the street & a few houses down) was a convicted child molester.

Now whenever I move houses I always have to check it to make sure there are no sick bastards in my vicinity.

Sex offenders are everywhere, though. Not to dismiss their vileness, but there is an element where society holds them to a different standard than any other kind of convicted felon. People love to cite the wive's tale of recidivism being the reason for this exception -- i.e., where doing your time is not sufficient and you're forever a modern leper of sorts. Statistically, it turns out that it's overblown compared with other crimes.

Thus my point being is that while we ought to be careful, the truth is you've lived in close proximity with convicted sex offenders for decades and didn't notice. Researching it now might be good on who to look out for under the wrong circumstances, but you're bound to make yourself more paranoid and no safer.

Are we talking about this kind of haircut:

What a waste of a good rape van.

They're doing reunion show(s) at least aren't they?

Yeah, in London.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

I read they aren't ruling out a live DVD though.

 

[ALC]

Sex offenders are everywhere, though. Not to dismiss their vileness, but there is an element where society holds them to a different standard than any other kind of convicted felon. People love to cite the wive's tale of recidivism being the reason for this exception -- i.e., where doing your time is not sufficient and you're forever a modern leper of sorts. Statistically, it turns out that it's overblown compared with other crimes.

Thus my point being is that while we ought to be careful, the truth is you've lived in close proximity with convicted sex offenders for decades and didn't notice. Researching it now might be good on who to look out for under the wrong circumstances, but you're bound to make yourself more paranoid and no safer.



What a waste of a good rape van.



Yeah, in London.

tbh i agree with the treatment they get. especially pedophiles. i know they can't help being attracted to kid but that to me is wrong in so many ways and i wouldn't feel comfortable with one in my neighborhood. living in a city as big and diverse as SF is different however as all kinds of people live there and there's not much you can do.

but it is incredibly easy to get on a sex offenders list lately. you can get on there for public urination ffs.