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Robo Jesus Mar 4, 2006 09:26 AM

Man forced to "marry" goat...
 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/4748292.stm

... I hate the world. -_-

Son of Wiseness Mar 4, 2006 09:33 AM

That's plain nasty.

Eleo Mar 4, 2006 09:37 AM

Moral of the story is:

Stick to fapping.

Chao_Zero Mar 4, 2006 09:41 AM

Well, SOMEONE was desperate, now weren't they?

Acro-nym Mar 4, 2006 09:44 AM

Is it okay to laugh at this? I mean, neither party really wins in this situation, so it seems somewhat in poor taste to laugh at them. However, they don't know who I am, where I live, or what I look like. So laugh I will.

Snowknight Mar 4, 2006 09:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Legato
Moral of the story is:

Stick to fapping.

Amen?

At the very least, he wouldn't have been forced to marry a goat. Either way, sexual repression or not, any country that would make someone marry the animal that they have sex with is a tad bit crazy. (Just a tad.) Why not castrate the poor guy? =o

wishfire Mar 4, 2006 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Snowknight
Why not castrate the poor guy? =o


It almost seems more human than being forced to marry a goat. But in all honesty it's a little disturbing that someone felt the need to do that when they could have just used a hand. Or..any other method, really.

Gechmir Mar 4, 2006 10:24 AM

A line from Club Dread comes to mind ;D

Bigblah Mar 4, 2006 10:25 AM

All he did was pay a dowry. It's not like they held a wedding or something.

Gechmir Mar 4, 2006 10:27 AM

I bet this'll be hard to explain to any future girlfriend, though ;D

Syndrome Mar 4, 2006 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Gechmir
I bet this'll be hard to explain to any future girlfriend, though ;D

You mean the future goat?
Sorry..

halfbloodprince Mar 4, 2006 10:40 AM

"We have given him the goat, and as far as we know they are still together," Mr Alifi said. [Taken from the bbc news web page]

At least its seems that he did like it... [I mean the goat]

Jiraiya Mar 4, 2006 10:46 AM

I find that quite amusing. Thats what you get for beastiality.

Scumbag Harry Mar 4, 2006 11:33 AM

That must have been a very strange night for both parties.

Magi Mar 4, 2006 11:48 AM

Well, this is a goat we are talking about, not human, so in essence this is more like he is buying the goat from the owner. >.>

Atomic Duck Mar 4, 2006 01:04 PM

lmao... I'd make him marry the goat too XD We was asking for it, so I see nothing wrong with laughing =P

TRZD Mar 4, 2006 01:39 PM

I think it's quite fitting to be honest; it's either what he wanted or the ultimate shame for him, but it's nothing less than his own fault. :p

Sanny Mar 4, 2006 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Robo Jesus
... I hate the world. -_-

Do you hate the fact that the man was having sex with a goat or the fact that the elders made him marry it?

munchkin13 Mar 4, 2006 02:05 PM

that bloke must be tapped in the head.

Von Mar 4, 2006 02:47 PM

We're talking about a place that still has elders for chrissake.

Megalith Mar 4, 2006 02:52 PM

The goat must have been an animorph, ok.

Fjordor Mar 4, 2006 03:05 PM

That's hilarious. I cannot help but laugh. I think they were pretty much doing it to punish the guy, and he was humiliated beyond all measure. He more than likely has learned his lesson.

Also, what the hell is wrong with having ELDERS?!?!?!

nazpyro Mar 4, 2006 03:10 PM

"'...so I captured and tied him up'." That's funny. Sudan's awesome.

Von Mar 4, 2006 03:11 PM

Do your elders force you to marry someone outside of your tribe?

Fjordor Mar 4, 2006 03:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Von
Do your elders force you to marry someone outside of your tribe?

I don't have tribes. Nor do I have elders.
In small scale societies such as those, however, elders are a good thing to have. Wise leadership is necessary for the survival of those societies.

typ44 Mar 4, 2006 03:29 PM

That must have been one hot goat! HAHA.

Snowknight Mar 4, 2006 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by typ44
That must have been one hot goat! HAHA.

Honestly, I don't know if the goat knows the difference, unless it's male.
Who knows: it might not notice at all.

Spatula Mar 4, 2006 03:39 PM

This reminds me about the story of a boy in elementary school who was caught eating a slice of chocolate cake which was reserved for the teachers only. The head teacher then called the boy to the assembly infront of the whole school to eat the entire cake all by himself. By the third piece he was full, but the head teacher threatened him to finish it. Calorie count ++.

So yeah, I bet that this man will "eat" his new goat.

Sanny Mar 4, 2006 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Fyodor D.
Also, what the hell is wrong with having ELDERS?!?!?!

Only a council of unelected rulers that have power due to age will force someone to marry a goat, that's what.


Quote:

Originally Posted by Spatula
This reminds me about the story of a boy in elementary school who was caught eating a slice of chocolate cake which was reserved for the teachers only. The head teacher then called the boy to the assembly infront of the whole school to eat the entire cake all by himself. By the third piece he was full, but the head teacher threatened him to finish it. Calorie count ++.

I'm pretty sure your thinking of that Matilda movie.

Fjordor Mar 4, 2006 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Sanny
Only a council of unelected rulers that have power due to age will force someone to marry a goat, that's what.

And I am sure that the dude learned his lesson.

typ44 Mar 4, 2006 03:49 PM

Quote:

This reminds me about the story of a boy in elementary school who was caught eating a slice of chocolate cake which was reserved for the teachers only. The head teacher then called the boy to the assembly infront of the whole school to eat the entire cake all by himself. By the third piece he was full, but the head teacher threatened him to finish it. Calorie count ++.

So yeah, I bet that this man will "eat" his new goat.
Quote:

I'm pretty sure your thinking of that Matilda movie.
I think so too.

Sanny Mar 4, 2006 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Fyodor D.
And I am sure that the dude learned his lesson.

In the context of our society, that would be unconstitutional and barbaric. It might work for them, but here we have laws that make sense.

Spatula Mar 4, 2006 03:51 PM

That must be it! Actually, I didn't see the movie, but read the book. That's what it's from now.

Magi Mar 4, 2006 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Sanny
In the context of our society, that would be unconstitutional and barbaric. It might work for them, but here we have laws that make sense.

I have a feeling that the person might be fined and charge with animal cruelties, but in essence, that isn't much different compare to paying money to buy the goat from the owner, except not buying. Or maybe you are talking about it is barbaric to sell the animal to the guy who basically rapted it?

I wonder if we have any type of bestiality laws in this country.

Fjordor Mar 4, 2006 03:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Sanny
In the context of our society, that would be unconstitutional and barbaric. It might work for them, but here we have laws that make sense.


No, that would not be unconstitutional, nor barbaric. It would just be flat out bizarre, and socially unacceptable. Right now, there are no real laws protecting marriage, as is evidenced by the conservatives trying to pass laws that DO do so. Nor are there laws preventing "shotgun weddings." (as far as I know)
However, like you said, it may work for them over there, but most likely not over here.
They may not make sense to us, but they certainly made sense to the people over there. Just because we would view such a punishment as over the top, doesn't make it so for the people there.
Quit being so ethnocentric.

All in all though, as magi had hinted at, all they did was make the guy pay for the goat he sexually assaulted.

Device Mar 4, 2006 06:21 PM

All in all though, despite it being fubar'd, it is funny when you thik about it. Scarier part is what the kids'd look like. *shudders*

Fjordor Mar 4, 2006 07:03 PM

I would imagine something like this:
http://ewancient.lysator.liu.se/pic/...w/nw/satyr.gif

XerxesTheMighty Mar 4, 2006 07:18 PM

Well I guess the punishment fits the crime...in a twisted sense.

Scumbag Harry Mar 4, 2006 07:58 PM

This just reminded of that news last year about a sick teen who raped a dog in South Carolina. The poor thing couldn't sit down after the rape and died from internal bleeding. The sick bastard was awaiting trial for "the most serious animal cruelty charges they have in the book". I'd be curious to know what sentence he received.

jaraph Mar 4, 2006 08:29 PM

Didn't South Park already cover this story (PETA episode)? You all wouldn't think this was so strange if you had grown up in North Dakota. The winter nights can get awfully cold for a man alone that far north...

Zergrinch Mar 5, 2006 06:06 AM

Mr. Alifi sure is one greedy opportunistic bastard, demanding a dowry for his goat. What, he's the father, or do they consider daughters similarly - as property? :D

(Poor Mr. Tombe. Must be carving his own headstone right about now)

Robiz Mar 5, 2006 09:20 PM

Personally, I'm disgusted by the thought of a man fucking a goat out of wedlock. I hope the message sent from the elders will be well taken by all. Pre-martial goat sex is wrong, only after the divine joining of man and goat, should such practices be undertaken.

Fjordor Mar 6, 2006 12:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robiz
Personally, I'm disgusted by the thought of a man fucking a goat out of wedlock. I hope the message sent from the elders will be well taken by all. Pre-martial goat sex is wrong, only after the divine joining of man and goat, should such practices be undertaken.

Robiz tries so hard
But satire seems not his thing.
So, go soak your head.

*AkirA* Mar 6, 2006 02:52 AM

What the fuck is wrong with people in other countries.

OmagnusPrime Mar 6, 2006 03:42 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by *AkirA*
What the fuck is wrong with people in other countries.

Maybe it's just me, but fucking a goat seems pretty wrong no matter which country the person is from.

GarretThe Thief Mar 6, 2006 08:58 AM

This Is why I stoped paying attention to the news, people make me sick when theydop stupid shit like this. also I wonder if he were to eat the goat would he be charged with murder or spousel abuse?

Mephista Mar 6, 2006 09:05 AM

I saw this story a few days ago, and it's kinda funny, but also pretty disturbing.

Technophile Mar 6, 2006 12:36 PM

I'm not sure that the method they chose to deal with this is really going to punish the guy. Man screws goat, owner gives goat to man so that he'll screw it till his heart's content.:tpg:



Quote:

Right now, there are no real laws protecting marriage, as is evidenced by the conservatives trying to pass laws that DO do so.
If by that you mean piss and shit all over our basic rights, then yes our beloved conservatives are passing laws to protect marriage. Cause we all know that man on man action leads to man on [insert favorite farm animal] action. =/

xuemin Mar 6, 2006 06:40 PM

i'd read a similiar news article in a newspaper last week, an indian girl had to marry an animal because her front set of milk teeth fell out in the wrong order and this is considered a bad omen. what happens abroad in developing countries usually makes little sense to us because it's a pretty alien environment compared to what the majority of us have experienced as we grow/grew up

Magi Mar 6, 2006 08:06 PM

Quote:

Right now, there are no real laws protecting marriage, as is evidenced by the conservatives trying to pass laws that DO do so. Nor are there laws preventing "shotgun weddings." (as far as I know)
Some anthropologist has hypothesize that the reason that the family unit (note, that family unit are define more broadly then the current definition of nuclear family to include extended family) is becoming much smaller and gradually become obsolete because people prefer to lives as individual economic unit.

A family unit doesn't always frame itself around a marriage, in fact, the economic relation to the extra-nuclear family kins use to be much more extensive. A large family unit allows a certain safety net in older societies (and even today) that force all participant of the family unit to function as single economic unit, and set priority as such. One component of this hypotheses is that, the individuals will need to make concessions in terms of economic , political and personal decisions within the family unit for the good of the entire clan/tribe as an economic unit, and because that individuals can't really function within society without the backing of a large family in the older society. (This is also context of which arranged marriages are sustained, however, arranged marriage does not necessary means force marriage. Interestingly, a total devotion of affection and romantic notion of marriage, at least in its popular context, are also quite modern.)

However, the individualist meritocracy and the governmental institution that providing safety-nets changes all that. In most cases, people don't' really have to make concessions in their personal decision nor need family backing to survive today's society. Being economic independent has also become part of the norm as we are more aware and cherish our personal freedoms that come with it. This is a relatively new concept, so is the nuclear family. This type of family really don't have much guarantees in terms of perpetuating specific cultural values or dogmas, since the social context that use to support the marriage, ie, the larger extended family structures that use to benefit from the marriage, no longer there because it is economical (and thus socially) obsolete.

This is a trend that has been going for at least one and half centuries now, we doubt that one or two laws here and there can reverse centuries of social changes as results of modernization.

Diesoft Mar 6, 2006 10:27 PM

Wow...I mean, we ALL have those goat fantasies (you know, the one with a hogtied midget and a saddle with whip cream)....but geez.....should we ACT on them?

....everyone has those fantasies, right?....RIGHT?!


...oh, god...

J-Man Mar 6, 2006 10:35 PM

Sounds like something Zombie Mewww would be into...


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