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There was a lot of it about when I was growing up. My mother warned me, though, and despite receiving several offers to view gentlemen's puppies, kittens and, in one case, pheasants, I turned most of them down.


But then, in the 70s, corporal punishment was commonplace, teachers smoked and sometimes drank in class and sexism was rife. The streets were filthy, the economy was broken and people knitted their own clothes. We've, thankfully, come a long way since then.


Which is probably why these offences are coming to light now rather than in the days when at least some level of abuse was taken for granted. Whether it will make any difference is anyone's guess, but I, for one, won't mind too much if the culprits have some awkward explaining to do. It's none too soon for any of them.

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Burbage Wrote:

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> There was a lot of it about when I was growing up.

> My mother warned me, though, and despite receiving

> several offers to view gentlemen's puppies,

> kittens and, in one case, pheasants, I turned most

> of them down.


Most of them ?

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Burbage Wrote:

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> Annette Curtain Wrote:

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> > Most of them ?

>

> Very nearly all of them. But I've always been a

> sucker for kittens.


What? I've heard of sex for money, but sucking for kittens??

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