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All the 'houses' I know involve going up or down stairs. That must be a blow to the disabled.
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And *apparently* they smell of cheeseOriginally posted by TheFaQQer View PostSome Geordie cinemas still need refurbishment to allow all access to wheelchairs.
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Why dont the sex starved just move to Newcastle.
No pros, but a hell of a lot of enthusiastic amateurs.
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I cant be shagged responding to such a pithy comment.Yet another way for the government to screw the taxpayer?
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Yet another way for the government to screw the taxpayer?Originally posted by King Cnvt View Posthttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7057929.stm
A survey for the Disability Now website in 2005 suggested that 75% of disabled people believed in the legalisation of prostitution, with 62.5% of men and 19.2% of women saying they would use trained sex workers.
It's a situation that exists in the Netherlands where a voluntary group provides just such a service for disabled people. Most clients pay for it themselves but some local authorities subsidise the service.
Should tax payers money fund brothels for the disabled? What about those here that are aesthetically challenged with no personality?
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Do they make publicly-available vids of these goings-on? If so, maybe that could offset the subsidies? A thought, but not one I'm proud of.
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Legalised Brothels
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/7057929.stm
A survey for the Disability Now website in 2005 suggested that 75% of disabled people believed in the legalisation of prostitution, with 62.5% of men and 19.2% of women saying they would use trained sex workers.
It's a situation that exists in the Netherlands where a voluntary group provides just such a service for disabled people. Most clients pay for it themselves but some local authorities subsidise the service.
Should tax payers money fund brothels for the disabled? What about those here that are aesthetically challenged with no personality?Tags: None
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