Former Olympian Leads Double Life as Escort

[motorfirebox]

What's even weirder about it, of course, is that if someone hires say two other people to perform sexually, either with each other, or with the first person, or whatever, and that original person is going to film it and sell it, it's pornography. And of course pornography is legal (within obvious limits). Now, there are a number of legal hoops through which you must jump, and licenses, and all that.

But let's face it: In once case, prostitution, you are paying another person to have some sort of sexual involvement with you. In the second case, pornography, you are paying someone to have some sort of sexual involvement with, or with someone else; only there's a lot of paperwork involved. But they are both exchanges of money in order to get specific sexual acts.

That's always seemed really weird to me.

It's the bubblegum rule: if you didn't bring enough to share with the entire class, you're not allowed.

[Morrison_Lad]

it's the bubblegum rule: If you didn't bring enough to share with the entire class, you're not allowed.

haha!

[Spiffy]

She can't even sell Potatoes anymore:

http://www.suntimes.com/sports/17232...sociation.html

This comes after even associations she volunteered for have dropped her (she worked with Foot Locker for example, on running events)

http://www.examiner.com/article/orga...ian-cum-escort