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Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Same Situation - Different Responses

Japan Tokyo:
A man accidentally tore a girl’s short miniskirt in Tokyo. Before he had a chance to apologize, the girl did a 90 degree bow, and said: “I am sorry to give you trouble! The quality of my skirt is not good.” Then she took out a pin, put the skirt back together and left.

New York City, Time Square:
A man accidentally tore a girl’s miniskirt. Before he had a chance to react, the woman pulled out a business card and gave it to him saying: “This is my lawyer’s card. He will contact you about this sexual harassment. Better you prepare yourself and then we will see you in court.”

Paris, France:
A French man accidentally tore a girls’ miniskirt. Before he opened his mouth, the young girl said with a smile: “If you do not mind, a red rose can represent your apology.” The French man bought her a rose and then they went to a bar, and lastly went to a hotel discussing what was in the miniskirt.

Thames, England:
In the Church Square by Thames, an English man accidentally tore the mini skirt of a young lady. Before he could open his mouth, the young lady covered her torn spot, then said with a blush on her face: “Do you mind taking me home sir? I live very close by…” The English man took his jacket off, put it on her shoulders, called a cab and took her home safely.

China, Chong Qing, China:
A man accidently cut open the miniskirt of a young lady. Before the man could say anything, the young lady slapped the guy and shouted. “You, sex maniac. Dare to take advantage of me; I will make sure you go to the labor camp…”

Taiwan Shimending:
A man accidentally tore a girl’s short miniskirt. Before the guy could say a word, the girl smiled and said: “We have not settled on the price yet, and do you want to inspect the merchandise?”

Korea:
On the street of Yinchong, a man accidentally tore a girl’s miniskirt. Before the man could speak, the girl gave him a round kick and then said: “Don’t you know that I have a second degree black belt in Tai Kwan Dao.”

Bangkok, Thailand:
A man accidentally tore the miniskirt of an 18 years old girl. Before the man could apologize, the girl said with a Buddha hand gesture: “No worries honey …we are all men.”

And in India:

A man accidentally tore the miniskirt of a girl. Before he could say anything Politicians of all parties pounced on him and accused him of attempted rape and started panel discussion on what to do with him.

Sunday, September 15, 2013

What A Woman Never Says

There was a group of women gathered at a seminar on how to live in a loving relationship with their husbands.

The women were asked, 'How many of you love your husbands?'

All the women raised their hands.

Then they were asked, 'When was the last time you told your husband you loved him?'

Some women answered today, some yesterday, some didn't remember.

The women were then told to take their cell phones and send the following text to their respective husband: I love you, sweetheart.

Then the women were told to exchange phones and read the responding text messages.

Here are some of the replies:

1. Eh, mother of my children, are you sick?

2. What now? Did you crash the car again?

3. I don't understand what you mean?

4. What did you do now? I won't forgive you this time!

5. ?!?

6. Don't beat about the bush; just tell me how much you need?

7. Am I dreaming?

8. If you don't tell me who this message is actually for, you will die today.

9. I asked you not to drink anymore!

And of course, the best one......

10. Who is this?


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Thursday, September 12, 2013

12 year old Murdered by Cyber-Bullying

Main Story link here
note: she committed suicide but to me she was murdered.

A 12-YEAR-OLD girl has committed suicide after she was bullied online by more than a dozen girls and a sheriff said he is investigating whether he can file charges under a new state law that covers cyber-bullying.

Sheriff Grady Judd said that Rebecca Ann Sedwick killed herself on Monday at an old cement business.

Investigators in Lakeland, Florida, say the girl was despondent after others had posted hate messages about her online. Rebecca was "absolutely terrorized on social media", Mr Judd said.

The Lakeland Ledger reports that detectives found multiple social media applications where Rebecca was constantly bullied with messages, including "Go kill yourself," and "Why are you still alive?"

He said parents of all 15 girls have cooperated with detectives and several mobile phones and laptops have been confiscated. Mr Judd said charges could be filed - including cyber stalking.

"If we can get any evidence of a criminal offence, the person or persons involved will be punished," he said.

Before her death, Rebecca had searched questions online related to suicide. Detectives also found photos of Rebecca with razor blades lying on her arms and with her head resting on a railroad track, Judd said.

Mr Judd said a 12-year-old boy in North Carolina, who Rebecca met through social media, knew of her plan. Rebecca messaged him only hours before her death saying she was dead and "I can't take it anymore."

Rebecca also changed her name on a free messaging application to "That Dead Girl".

Judd said detectives are trying to investigate the social media applications that Rebecca used, including Kik and Ask.fm, but many of the websites are based in other countries.

If detectives can find evidence, according to Florida law, the girls could be charged with felony cyber stalking because Rebecca was under 16 years old.

"If you bully somebody online and it's reported to us and we can build a credible case, we will charge you," Mr Judd said.

Ask.fm has already been linked to several other teenage suicides.

The Latvian-based website, which launched in 2010, boasts about 60 million users worldwide and is growing by thousands every day.

But it faces a growing backlash after the  death of British 14-year-old Hannah Smith earlier this year, who reportedly suffered months of bullying on the website before committing suicide.

For help with emotional difficulties, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or www.lifeline.org.au

For help with depression, contact Beyond Blue on 1300 22 46 36 or at www.beyondblue.org.au

The SANE Helpline is 1800 18 SANE (7263) or at www.sane.org

Five cyber safety resource websites parents should know about:

- eSmart (AMF) esmart.org.au
- ThinkUKnow (AFP) thinkuknow.org.au
- Cybersmart (ACMA) cybersmart.gov.au
- The Easy Guide to Socialising Online (DBCDE) dbcde.gov.au
- Mashable (US, private company) mashable.com