Thread: Inappropriate comments

I'd like to see one standard for behavior on the site regardless of gender.

I'm all for a family friendly site. And for the most part I see that here.

I also see most of the senior members being nice, above and beyond, to the new members.

That being said I'd like to have a stop to all the pubic hair shaving threads. People planning to shave pubic hair should experiment in private.

Michael

Originally Posted by mjsorkin

That being said I'd like to have a stop to all the pubic hair shaving threads. People planning to shave pubic hair should experiment in private.

Michael

I'm inclined to agree . I don't consider myself a prude , and engage in locker room humor myself , when I'm around like minded people . However , I think threads on the topic of shaving pubic hair , open themselves up to vulgar remarks , and locker room humor . Anyone remember the "project coochie razor" thread , that had about a zillion replies , to it ? I thought that one would never die . I'll take the SRP as it comes , and I'm not going to say what should or should not be allowed . If I see a thread that I think is inappropriate , I simply don't respond to it , and if a crude reply comes to mind , I keep it to myself . JMHO

Dave, the sad part is, the "cootchie razor" was actually a good idea. As somebody who DOES shave, I have since seeing that thread made a few modified straights for that very purpose.

Knowledge was there to be had, for anybody willing to wade through the jokes and silly.

Originally Posted by Magpie

Dave, the sad part is, the "cootchie razor" was actually a good idea. As somebody who DOES shave, I have since seeing that thread made a few modified straights for that very purpose.

Knowledge was there to be had, for anybody willing to wade through the jokes and silly.

I'm glad you were able to benefit from it . I suppose it wasn't a total waste . I have to wonder how many people are really serious about shaving that area with a straight razor , since I think a beard trimmer , and a mach 3 , would be a better , and safer choice . Ah well , different strokes , for different folks .

Yea. there are easier and safer choices. But where is the fun in that? And damn you for ending your paragraph with a loading dock sized opening just begging for stupid comments!

Personally i like to have a laugh and my humour may not be to everyones taste or you may not get my northern British humour. If that is the case and we, on the whole, are 'gentleman' then i would expect for any issue to be taken up in private with me.

I agree that this is a place for everyone regardless of age, race, gender, religion etc. and its standards like those that make SRP great forum.

Originally Posted by mjsorkin

That being said I'd like to have a stop to all the pubic hair shaving threads. People planning to shave pubic hair should experiment in private.

Michael

No disrespect, but I cannot disagree more! This forum is my most valuable resource when it comes to shaving and skin care as related to shaving.

Couple that with the large percentage of folks that do at least some razor work in the pubic area....and I think we are missing a big audience.

To suggest that they experiment in private is to suggest they go elsewhere or worse...experiment in private. I am truly thankful that I did not have to learn everything I know about shaving via private experimentation!

There is great knowledge here...I am in favor of sharing it with dignity. As long as the threads are properly labeled, it should be no problem to avoid the topics you despise.

If I am wrong, so be it, but that is my feel on this topic. NO DISRESPECT, just disagreement.

Peace.

LOL - I am positive that most people don't get my humor - but I also know that generally speaking, it doesn't resort to being profane or acting like a ten year old lol.

Two things that stand out to me:

One - most people here take time and thought before they post - it's insulting to be dismissed at the end of what some call humor! Moreover, it's even more insulting when you provide some kind of evidence that you know what you are talking about, and someone dismisses you like you are some kind of net junkie be it at the end of humor or not.

No gentleman I know dismisses anyone's insights like that... no matter how out in left field they are. A true gentleman will walk away from fools who do such things - but when the man is well versed and knows allot about the topic - dismissive behavior can lead to combat.

Two - I think most men don't know what it is to be a gentleman anymore. A gentleman in my world has respect for others and is sensitive to others ways of thinking/living. Anymore, I see allot of guys thinking being a gentleman is what goes on in locker rooms.

That's not to say a gentleman is a pushover - rather the contrary. Generally speaking *to me* a gentleman when pushed, points out little facts that should make you realize on your own that you are the fool - but by disregarding the thought and acting like a boy, most miss the subtlety of a gentleman's sword lol... as many here have witnessed lol .

Respect is a big part of being a gentleman!

I have worked on building forums before and in 1 we had a lock down area. In other words you needed special privileges to even get in to look let alone post. Privileges were granted by moderators with access to the control panel. We mostly used it for Mod to Mod chat but it could be used to go outside of normal threads viewed by the public. It might be too much of a pain for the Administrator and Moderators to be worth while. Especially when simply being civil and or using appropriate thread titles would make it unnecessary. I must admit I had to put my hands in my pockets to avoid being the kind of funny some may be offended by but it wasn't that hard :<0)

Even when discussing pubic hair shaving, there is really no need for sexual innuendo and crude jokes.