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Support for the Human Rights Act can come from the places you least expect!
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apparently his two younger brothers
avg Moseley
min Moseley
are totally embarrassed.
igmc
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I fully understand his broad-minded attitude to sex and am delighted with the result.
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His claim wasn't for damage to his reputation he claimed it was an invasion of privacy and not in the public interest for the News Of The Screws to do the investigation on him.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostI don't see how the scurilous accusation that his sexual S&M orgy with with five prostitutes had nazi overtones could damage his reputation more than simply being the person called "Max Moseley".
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I think it's disgusting that the S+M enthusiasts in this country are being associated with Formula 1 so unfairly.
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He spent 75K on getting spanked one year.........apparently
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One panzershrek ?Originally posted by zeitghost View Posthttp://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7523034.stm
One in the eye for the News of the Screws then....
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I don't see how the scurilous accusation that his sexual S&M orgy with with five prostitutes had nazi overtones could damage his reputation more than simply being the person called "Max Moseley".
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heh hehOriginally posted by zeitghostEspecially if the half was like the half in the ZZ Top "Rough Boy" vid...
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nonsense.Originally posted by zeitghostThat's the amount of stimulation one requires as one gets older...
I could manage with four and a half
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68 years oldOriginally posted by zeitghost View Post
sado-masochistic sex session with five
prostitutes
makes me proud to be British
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