FMA: The Sacred Star of Milos
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FMA: The Sacred Star of Milos
6:00 PM on 05.04.2010
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I love the term "nuisance laws". The concept of smacking people down for shit that has no right to actually be illegal but is a persistent enough problem that something has to be done is pretty amusing.
On topic, who would do that? I don't get how people don't have the courage to just walk up to girls and talk to them but have no problem blowing into their ears in public.
On topic, who would do that? I don't get how people don't have the courage to just walk up to girls and talk to them but have no problem blowing into their ears in public.
Do I understand it correctly, that you believe people should be able to physically and mentally interfere with other people without the victim's permission?
I think what MMH meant was more like 'Nuisance laws - sure, there are more serious issues to deal with, but we'll 'fix' this one because we have to keep up appearances'.
I'm just more concerned that maybe the worker was innocent, although I concede that the possibility of his innocence is unlikely because I don't see a motive for the husband/victim to tell a lie.
I'm just more concerned that maybe the worker was innocent, although I concede that the possibility of his innocence is unlikely because I don't see a motive for the husband/victim to tell a lie.
Ear blowing is a slippery slope. First you start with breaths, then whistles, then coughs and sneezes and finally, you bring a leafblower.
@ Kilkrazy
Not that blowing into someone's ear doesn't warrant some sort of punishment, it's just that for something that stupid to be explicitly legislated against is very amusing. I mean, when you're playing a game of chess you shouldn't have to have a rule against using checkers pieces that can't be captured because anyone with sense wouldn't do that.
Not that blowing into someone's ear doesn't warrant some sort of punishment, it's just that for something that stupid to be explicitly legislated against is very amusing. I mean, when you're playing a game of chess you shouldn't have to have a rule against using checkers pieces that can't be captured because anyone with sense wouldn't do that.
Did he blow into her ear, or was he just breathing around her ear area?
@fission2
It's well known that those convicted of even minor laws are screwed. They lose jobs and things like that. So girls have been blackmailing men, saying that they will press charges unless they settle monetarily. A lot of innocent salarymen have been falsely accused by opportunistic women.
So there is definitely a possibility that the husband/victim are motivated by intent to blackmail. Who knows however.
@fission2
It's well known that those convicted of even minor laws are screwed. They lose jobs and things like that. So girls have been blackmailing men, saying that they will press charges unless they settle monetarily. A lot of innocent salarymen have been falsely accused by opportunistic women.
So there is definitely a possibility that the husband/victim are motivated by intent to blackmail. Who knows however.
