I have a few pedo pics I will post them later.

The Pedo-bear pics were the first thing that popped in my mind. We need more of those. I know you got them shits too, Fitz, I remember when I first saw those things.

BGv2.0 was getting grief from everyone for saying he fucked some little slutty 14 year old slut. (I would've high-fived him personally, but that is neither here nor there.) What followed was a torrent of what is probably some of the greatest pictures ever, most of them being classic pedo-bears courtesy of Fitz.

Bring the Pedo-bear back!

HOLY F'N shit this thread is classic! That shit just about had me crying!

I used to put up a bunch of photoshopped shit on here back in the day. Anybody remember my Rolldeep birthday cake I would give people on their B-Day. I first gave it to his sis on her B-Day....her brother all bloody and sweaty jumping out of a cake.

I also did a lot of photoshop shit of DJ and Bam-Bam....and myself.

DAMN! That's dusting off some cobwebs!


AND.....just for the record... I DID NOT "fucked some little slutty 14 year old slut"......the whole issue was over naked photographs of an ex.

The question of the legality of it. If you were 17 and you had pics of one of your ex girlfriend's from that time period who was 16.....was it legal, illegal, etc. NOW...if you still had the pics hanging around.

I do recall the Pedo Bear Fitz pulled out on me.....it was F'N funny!

Haha, yeah I remember that. Actually, maybe later down the track, I may ask you for some tips on photoshop. I been meaning to learn it a bit more for ages, though I just never get around to it.
Yep, you were right. I was asking if you had a sexual photo with yourself or an ex-girlfriend (not you specifically, just in general), and it was lets say when you guys were 16. Do those photo's automatically become child pornography as soon as you become an adult, even though they are of yourself and an ex or current girlfriend. I remember you were getting treated unfairly by some, and I was whipping out the photo's just for laughs, lol.

That shit unerved me to no end....it really bugged me so I went and spoke with a friend of mine that works at a law firm. It's one of those real "grey" areas....tecnically it IS considered illegal...because the bottom line is you are in possesion of pictures that depict an underage person. HOWEVER, they said any defense lawyer worth his salt...for sure with cooperation from the now woman in the photo SHOULD be able to get a person off if it were to ever come up in a legal setting....BUT the bigger danger is the damage from any media coverage in relation to jobs and family....that shit you can't always fix EVEN with a valid, reasonable explanation.

It's kind of fucked up (I just found this out recently).....I have a friend of mine from high school who is now listed on the TX state website for Child sex offenders.....he has to check in on a regular basis to update his photograph, he has to follow all of the same rules a lurking child sex addict has to......just because he was 18 and his then girlfriend was 16 and they had sex.

the site lists him as "sexual assault of a minor"....and gives his "victims" age at the time of the incident as 16.

YET.....the site fails to mention he and this woman have been married for over 10 years and have two children.

That shit is fucked up!

Two St Kilda stars have been cleared of any wrongdoing - but the schoolgirl at the centre of the sex scandal is yet to decide if she will take any action to confirm who is the father of her baby.

The AFL confirmed both players were at a football clinic at her school, but mobile phone records confirmed there was no contact between them despite claims they had swapped numbers.

But the Saints pair still face an anxious wait to see if the 17-year-old VCE student asks them to take a paternity test.

"All available evidence indicates that the players had no contact with the young woman at an AFL player appearance at the student's school, but met for the first time some weeks later after an AFL match," league operations manager Adrian Anderson said last night.

"The St Kilda players have agreed to provide their telephone records to the AFL. The records provided so far corroborate this fact."

The teenager clarified that she had first encountered the players at a school football clinic - but did not exchange phone numbers until after the Saints' round one clash against the Swans in Sydney.

She had sex with one of the players that night and then with the second player back in Melbourne.

The Herald Sun has chosen not to name the players involved, but their identities have been widely circulated on social networking websites.

Mr Anderson said police had interviewed the student, provided a report and "determined they would take no action, as no unlawful activity had occurred".

AFL investigators also met the girl, her family, Victoria Police, the Department of Education and other witnesses.

St Kilda officials went into damage control, seeking advice on the laws of consent and underage sex. The club's major sponsors were also kept informed of developments.

But a Victoria Police spokeswoman said police had not received a complaint and would not be investigating the sexual liaisons further.

"She was 16 (at the time of the encounters). No criminal offence has been committed," the spokeswoman said.

A player from a rival Melbourne team has also been linked to the schoolgirl - but his club declined to comment.

In a statement released last night, St Kilda said the relationship between the players and the student had been consensual.

It is believed the Department of Education held talks about suspending the AFL's "Footballers in Schools" program but was satisfied with the findings.

"Footballers in Schools is a popular program that provides physical activity and educational outcomes for students at both primary and secondary schools," a department spokesman said.

Betting on St Kilda's clash with Adelaide at AAMI Stadium on Saturday was suspended yesterday as coach Ross Lyon admitted his two unnamed stars were dealing with stress.

"It's unfortunate, but we will work our way through it," Lyon said.