why do people hate paysites? COMPLETELY DERAILED NOW

[Pescado]

He's taking away peoples constitutional  right to express their opinion when he does that.  I guess he just can't handle the truth.

Firstly, Delphy is not an American. In fact, Delphy is banned from the US. Secondly, the Constitution only forbids the government from restricting free speech, it doesn't prevent private parties from doing so in private.

[wicked_one]

Pescado, the ban should be over with by now, i think it ended earlier this year if i did my math correctly (which i probably didnt lol)
Dragon apparently didnt read the new news over at s2c, it says "you have no rights here"
And he's always saying that s2c is a private site, so you have only as many rights as you are given by the owners, not by our constitution. Especially since (as pescado pointed out), the site owner isnt american and you need to go back to high school to re-take government class
although judging by all your posts I'm not sure if you're even old enough to have taken government class yet...15 maybe 16 at most?
And if you've taken a look at Delphys avatar (or profile or blog or anything) you'd know that Delphy is a male and Delphy isn't all that feminine of a name, Angelique on the other hand, is pretty feminine--that's the name he uses when he's roleplaying ("in drag", whatever you wanna call it) IIRC lol

[Dragon]

Pescado, the ban should be over with by now, i think it ended earlier this year if i did my math correctly (which i probably didnt lol)
Dragon apparently didnt read the new news over at s2c, it says "you have no rights here"
And he's always saying that s2c is a private site, so you have only as many rights as you are given by the owners, not by our constitution. Especially since (as pescado pointed out), the site owner isnt american and you need to go back to high school to re-take government class
although judging by all your posts I'm not sure if you're even old enough to have taken government class yet...15 maybe 16 at most?
And if you've taken a look at Delphys avatar (or profile or blog or anything) you'd know that Delphy is a male and Delphy isn't all that feminine of a name, Angelique on the other hand, is pretty feminine--that's the name he uses when he's roleplaying ("in drag", whatever you wanna call it) IIRC lol

Actually I don't post there very often. I've only posted once and that was yesterday. I only go there to check out the new finds, thats it.  I don't post on a lot of forums, I spend most of my time at the BBS. Not meaning to be rude, but I resent that  remark about going back to high school, I just graduated college that took me six years of struggling with twins to raise.  No, I'm not 15 or 16 years old. I am 41 years old.  Taking a gov class would bore me to tears.  Sorry for my misunderstanding.

Dragon

[jesserocket]

I'd just like to point out that we have Freedom of Speech in the UK too, it's not like the USA is the only country to enjoy that luxury, precious Constitution or not, it's still a right which stands.  Yes, it doesn't apply really, with the 'private forum' and not being the government and so on, I'm just saying free speech isn't something which only applies to Americans.

And also, Delphy is a vaguely feminine sounding name if you don't know any better...like a cutesy derivative of Delphinium, or something.

That's all.

[torque]

I'd just like to point out that we have Freedom of Speech in the UK too, it's not like the USA is the only country to enjoy that luxury, precious Constitution or not, it's still a right which stands.  Yes, it doesn't apply really, with the 'private forum' and not being the government and so on, I'm just saying free speech isn't something which only applies to Americans.

And also, Delphy is a vaguely feminine sounding name if you don't know any better...like a cutesy derivative of Delphinium, or something.

That's all.

Or Delphine. Dragon however sounded like 14-15 to me, too.

[Pescado]

There's no 14-15. That is 12.

[torque]

Right. I always forget.  

[Marhis]

As far as I know, free speech rights means that you may speech somewhere, not that you may speech wherever you want. Personal freedom stops where someone else's freedom starts.

If you can't speech on a site, your free speech rights entitles you to set up a site on your own where you may do it, if there's no others' sites that allowed you to.

[Dragon]

I'd just like to point out that we have Freedom of Speech in the UK too, it's not like the USA is the only country to enjoy that luxury, precious Constitution or not, it's still a right which stands.  Yes, it doesn't apply really, with the 'private forum' and not being the government and so on, I'm just saying free speech isn't something which only applies to Americans.

And also, Delphy is a vaguely feminine sounding name if you don't know any better...like a cutesy derivative of Delphinium, or something.

That's all.

I looked it up in this huge baby name book I have and this is the closes  I found was Delphine (from the Latin Delphinus, a dolphin)  and its in male and female name under french names (don't know why French)  and they both mention a male and female born of this name from Delphi, in the male definition it states Delphi is a ancient city  on the slopes of Mount Parnassus in Greece.  So I would say Delphi has both gender properties. but then again all baby name books and name meanings vary.  And they do have Delphine listed under Greek female name, but not in the male section.. who knows.

Dragon


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[Dragon]

I'd just like to point out that we have Freedom of Speech in the UK too, it's not like the USA is the only country to enjoy that luxury, precious Constitution or not, it's still a right which stands.  Yes, it doesn't apply really, with the 'private forum' and not being the government and so on, I'm just saying free speech isn't something which only applies to Americans.

And also, Delphy is a vaguely feminine sounding name if you don't know any better...like a cutesy derivative of Delphinium, or something.

That's all.

Or Delphine. Dragon however sounded like 14-15 to me, too.

I wish I was, I could go back and relive my life over again and maybe it wouldn't be so crappy...  

Dragon

[DrBeast]

...in the male definition it states Delphi is a ancient city  on the slopes of Mount Parnassus in Greece.  So I would say Delphi has both gender properties. but then again all baby name books and name meanings vary.  And they do have Delphine listed under Greek female name, but not in the male section.. who knows.

Dragon


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Delphi, the ancient greek city known for it's oracle, is in plural form (written Delfoi in greek). Since plural form for both male and female in greek is the same, we can't be sure if it derives from male or female. It has nothing to do, however, with the aquatic mammal, the dolphin, which is Delfini in greek and is neither male nor female. Now, if I had paid a little more attention to the Ancient Greek we're taught in High School, I might have known a bit more. I'm still struggling with the use of Modern Greek though!

[Dragon]

...in the male definition it states Delphi is a ancient city  on the slopes of Mount Parnassus in Greece.  So I would say Delphi has both gender properties. but then again all baby name books and name meanings vary.  And they do have Delphine listed under Greek female name, but not in the male section.. who knows.

Dragon


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 It has nothing to do, however, with the aquatic mammal, the dolphin, which is Delfini in greek and is neither male nor female.

Has nothing to do with the aquatic mammal? So how do you take in account of Delphinidae? Delphinidae is the taxonomic  name for the dolphin family. And my baby name book said "Delphin is from the Latin Delphinus (a dolphin) or alternatively, from Delphi"  (1996 Teresa Norman) and if you are curious what book I'm talking about it's the "A World of Baby Names"  but like I said before, meanings and origins vary from book to book.  Who know which came first.  

Dragon

[lemmiwinks]

http://www.notwithoutmyhandbag.com/babynames/

Oh! The huge manatee!

[SlyVenom]

http://www.notwithoutmyhandbag.com/babynames/

Oh! The huge manatee!

Nice find.
I found that site a very entertaining read.  :lol:

[Dragon]

http://www.notwithoutmyhandbag.com/babynames/

Oh! The huge manatee!

Interesting!

Dragon