From the comments: "It's not like chickens are a 'gateway drug' to other kinds of perversion..." Au contraire, mon frere.

Michael Bessigano, 37, faces a charge of using the Internet to receive images depicting bestiality.

That's a crime?   I think we're all in trouble.

sic wrote:

Taint wrote:

Why was this posted on something called "Breaking News"?

That's the Chicago Tribune's way of making its readers think they have actual reporters on the ground.

By the way, I think HKG right.  We all better get our stories straight see...

My computer is infected with a virus that caused it to display porn, bestiality, and subversive material.  That’s my story and I’m getting sticky because of it, umm, I mean I’m sticking to it!

Last edited by fnord (2008-11-21 16:32:48)

pALEPHx wrote:

headkicker_girl wrote:

Michael Bessigano, 37, faces a charge of using the Internet to receive images depicting bestiality.

That's a crime? I think we're all in trouble.

Could you check Westlaw for us?

Yeah, right...like I want that search showing up on the bill.

sic wrote:

By the way, I think HKG right.  We all better get our stories straight see...

No problem.  Bestiality and bestiality related pornography, unlike homosexual marriage, are still legal in Arizona.  So, I can has all of the horse pr0n that my heart desires.  I actually did a bit of research on this when people were bitching about animal porn on Cruel.  You'd be surprised at how many States have failed to out-law bestiality.  So, I can up-load all the horse pr0n that I want to on a server in Arizona; But, if you live California, you'd better not be caught pinging my server.

Sigh . . . and he's from Indiana, too.

Shit, that means I'd better watch what I click around here. Good thing we operate with an IP randomizer.

"Pecking." HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!