The RiotAct Canberra – Moderated Posts April 11 2012 posts

	Captain RAAF the-riotact.com/Captain RAAF	2012/03/22 at 7:14 pm Somalian or Nigerian? Its going to be one of them. An outside chance is Indian/Pakistani or Asians. Its not racist to point out who these people are, and if they turn out to be Caucasian, I will ban myself from the Riot Act for 6 months. The North side of Canberra is in serious trouble and something has to be done or else it will get to a point where the problem is just too big to make a dent in.	Gang violence in Nicolls? 23 #
	Ben_Dover the-riotact.com/Ben_Dover	2012/03/22 at 6:13 pm Why is it “unfortunate” news. It’s just news.	Police investigating alleged fraud at the Islamic School of Canberra 4 #
	Diggety the-riotact.com/Diggety	2012/03/22 at 5:23 pm Stevian said : Primal said : Meanwhile, our governments have just handed over $275 million in assistance to the very source of this menace! Please elaborate. I like to see you make an idiot of yourself You’re a dickhead Stevian. Why did you not just google Primal’s statement to see if it’s true? It would have taken less time than suggesting Primal is an idiot. For a Labor/Green (or whatever) troll, you certainly are quite shit at everything.	Gang violence in Nicolls? 23 #
	VYBerlinaV8_is_back the-riotact.com/VYBerlinaV8_is_back	2012/03/22 at 1:53 pm Bails said : This is the entire problem with RiotACT… It’s certainly a problem, but the ENTIRE problem? Gee, I don’t know about that…	Jumping castle hire – a disappointing experience 88 #
	HenryBG the-riotact.com/HenryBG	2012/03/22 at 12:30 pm KB1971 said : HenryBG said : You’re not forced to eat crap – you could go out and buy any kind of food you like, but you prefer to sponge your meals from the taxpayer. That’s another rort. Did you read what I posted? I W-A-S U-N-A-B-L-E T-O B-U-Y W-H-A-T I W-A-N-T-E-D. There, it is spelled out for you. You’ve failed to explain exactly what it was that was preventing you from walking into the milkbar, taking a piece of cake and an orange juice to the counter and paying for them. KB1971 said : before you go on about all government trips as being junkets, stop right there. Not all trips taken by government emplyees are for meetings in fully catered board rooms. blablalbla it’s all too hard blablabla A week away eating takeawy food sounds like fun until you get to about Thursday, by then you are over it. If I am based in the one spot its easier but when you are traveling to a different place every night with 12-14 hour days then its not so. Dont get me wrong, I like my job & enjoy the travel but like anything it has its downsides. Dont you ever, ever dare tell me I am rorting the system. I reserve the right to call it like I see it. You clearly have little initiative and even less adaptability. There is nothing preventing you from 1/ Getting all the crap out of the minibar and sticking it in the cupboard 2/ Going to the local supermarket, buying milk, bread, ham, cheese, breakfast cereal and a six-pack 3/ Have the same breakfast for the same price as at home and make yourself some sandwiches for lunch for the same price as you pay at home. But no – apparently not content with the over-generous work-for-the-dole scheme you belong to (AKA the public service), you additionally expect the taxpayer to fund not just your meals, but even some extra snacks you want to have between meals.
	XO_VSOP the-riotact.com/XO_VSOP	2012/03/21 at 2:11 pm One of the hipster organisers who actually drives a xr8 ford will hoon out to the site a few days before notice bark on the floor and scream the sky is falling and call the event off yet again.	Corinbank Take 2 – 30 November to 2 December 3 #
	XO_VSOP the-riotact.com/XO_VSOP	2012/03/21 at 1:51 pm The producers of once were warriors should set up and capture some screens for the 3rd instalment.	Maori cultural festival kicks off this week in Canberra 0 #
	Jim Jones the-riotact.com/Jim Jones	2012/03/21 at 10:23 am Fender said :	Burqa laws hit the Assembly 77 #
	betterdeadthanzed the-riotact.com/betterdeadthanzed	2012/03/20 at 9:36 pm Troll.	When will those cyclists learn to share? 71 #
	LSWCHP the-riotact.com/LSWCHP	2012/03/20 at 8:19 pm ThatUniStudent said : LoL! Ha, excellent. Considering that my sarcastic post was intended to show the futility of arguments between cyclists and car drivers, or cyclists and pedestrians for that matter, and to start such a futile thread, it has suceeded spectacually. Hey, add yourself to number 10 on that list eh. Besides, trolling is done with the intention to harass, and I made no attempt to harass anyone, unlike yourself. Nice try, but you failed. thatsnotme said : Hey ThatUniStudent, here’s a word you could learn: fail (fl) v. failed, fail·ing, fails v.intr. 1. To prove deficient or lacking; perform ineffectively or inadequately: failed to fulfill their promises; failed in their attempt to reach the summit. 2. To be unsuccessful: an experiment that failed. 3. To receive an academic grade below the acceptable minimum. 4. To prove insufficient in quantity or duration; give out: The water supply failed during the drought. 5. To decline, as in strength or effectiveness: The light began to fail. 6. To cease functioning properly: The engine failed. 7. To give way or be made otherwise useless as a result of excessive strain: The rusted girders failed and caused the bridge to collapse. 8. To become bankrupt or insolvent: Their business failed during the last recession. And let me add my own: 9. ThatUniStudent fails to understand how sarcasm can be expressed via the written word, and comes across as an Arsehat troll. Knob	When will those cyclists learn to share? 71 #
	Ben_Dover the-riotact.com/Ben_Dover	2012/03/20 at 4:17 pm Jim Jones said : Ben_Dover said : There is no requirement in Islam for women to wear the Burqua. Wearing the burqa has nothing to do with religion? Wow, you really do know everything. It would appear you have missread, (or been unable to understand,) what I actually wrote there Jim. Would you like another crack at it?	Burqa laws hit the Assembly 77 #
	Ben_Dover the-riotact.com/Ben_Dover	2012/03/20 at 3:35 pm Jim Jones said : There is no requirement in Islam for women to wear the Burqua. Wearing the burqa has nothing to do with religion? Wow, you really do know everything. I do know how to read Jim, you obviously do not. Who said; “Wearing the burqa has nothing to do with religion, no one here as far as I can see. You really do have problems with basic comprehension do you not? Now try reading and responding to what I actually wrote, instread of making up stuff and arguing with imaginary posts. Go on, it’s good to try something new!!	Burqa laws hit the Assembly 77 #
	Ben_Dover the-riotact.com/Ben_Dover	2012/03/20 at 3:21 pm Jim Jones said : So a ban on high heel shoes is next? Jim Jones said : Are you talking about the dude who supports making homosexuality is punishable by death, or the one who thinks that muslims aren’t like us and should be forced to dress like ‘us’? What idiotic comments. Jim, try debating what people actually write, instead of making up stuff, putting words into other’s mouths, or as most woud call it “telling lies”.	Burqa laws hit the Assembly 77 #
	KB1971 the-riotact.com/KB1971	2012/03/20 at 1:43 pm Did you get my photo of Gus’s Johnboy?	Angelo Petridis on cafe closures 24 #
	DUB the-riotact.com/DUB	2012/03/20 at 12:29 pm colourful sydney racing identity said : DUB said : CrocodileGandhi said : For instance, homosexuality is punishable by death in Uganda. Why don’t we start doing that? Indeed, I would support that.:D Ah, I wasn’t sure from your rape jokes on another thread whether you were misguided or something worse, but thanks for confirming you are an ‘a’ grade prick. You know, honestly, there was no rape joke, you douche, read my post again. As far as your reaction to my reply to Ugandan joke goes – it confirms that: a- you are blind and can’t see laughing face. b- you are, indeed, one who will never travel to Uganda for the fear of death penalty Neither will I, I guess, but for other reasons. Have a good day and back ontopic!!	Burqa laws hit the Assembly 77 #
	Jamie Wheeler the-riotact.com/Jamie Wheeler	2012/03/19 at 11:51 pm Wonder if he’s still an arrogant little sh** with small man’s syndrome?	George Gregan elevated to the ARU board 0 #
	I-filed the-riotact.com/I-filed	2012/03/19 at 7:06 pm It was good to see (I think) that Riotact removed a rather unpleasant post from another thread that likened a woman out having fun at a Civic bar at 2.30 in the morning with a pig. Openly contradicting attitudes like that in discussions amongst men is pretty important – as this discussion is showing – so thanks RiotAct. One day misogyny will be as unacceptable as racism in any context. That’s one area where the United States is way ahead of our game.	Do you know this alleged rapist? 74 #

Goddess the-riotact.com/Goddess

2012/03/19 at 6:36 pm The RiotACT guidelines – you should read them sometimes, specifically … “however our most important principle on RiotACT is civility. We’re well aware that the anonymity of online conversation has lured people into being much ruder than they’d dare to be in person. So the principle here is not to say anything you wouldn’t say face to face” So…you still think it’s OK to use the term ‘wrinklies’ in your post? If someone is elderly, then it’s fair enough to call them elderly – but ‘wrinklies’ is subjective and highly derogatory.

Wrinklies go free on the buses

Stevian the-riotact.com/Stevian

2012/03/19 at 11:49 am sepi said : Honestly. If a woman had slept with someone and then regretted it in the morning, she would shut up about it and tell noone. the very last thing she would do is to ring the police, claim it was rape and alert the media to tell everyone she had slept with a creep. Logically that idea makes no sense whatsoever. You don’t know too many women, they are mostly vindictive bitches.

Do you know this alleged rapist? 74 #

	Stevian the-riotact.com/Stevian	2012/03/19 at 11:47 am chewy14 said : Wow, So many people here with in depth knowledge to what happened in this case. How about you wait until they bring the guy in, question him, maybe charge him and then you know, like have a trial or something. That’s just not the RiotACT way, they hang them first then find a reason (or not) like a rabid mob should. You’re expecting too much if you want common sense here	Do you know this alleged rapist? 74 #
	SnapperJack the-riotact.com/SnapperJack	2012/03/19 at 1:51 am The only reason Barr is throwing so much money at this sport is the tight little shorts the players wear and the prospect he might be allowed into the change rooms and see the players showering after the games.	Giant crack under pressure. Images of Canberra 25 #
	parle the-riotact.com/parle	2012/03/18 at 8:17 pm johnboy said : On top of the foul nature of this crime there’s an attack on society in general here. Crimes like this make people less likely to help each other in distress. yes, you’re absolutely right, a presumption of guilt by the media is far worse. oh, you’re just trolling your own article to get hits up, I see, carry on.	Do you know this alleged rapist? 74 #
	mitnikse the-riotact.com/mitnikse	2012/03/17 at 11:33 pm mitnikse said : I am not sure about a good mental health professional in Canberra for Bi-Polar. However I have read quite a bit about Omega 3 Fatty Acids from Fish Oil being quite effective for Bi-Polar Depression, and not so much for Mania. Here is a link to the latest meta-analysis by Sarris et al from the University of Melbourne on the topic: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21903025 There is quite a bit of information out there that the purified or much higher ratio Eicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA) might offer stronger results than the combined EPA 180 mg /Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) 120 mg formulas that you can find in any health food shop or pharmacy in Australia (EPA and DHA apparently compete for absorption). Products like VegEPA and Bioceuticals’ Pure EPA Max Strength are available in Australia. Given that Fish Oil is considered such a healthy substance for the body (for example for the heart), I would definitely recommend taking it regularly for any Bi-Polar sufferer. Experimentation with the amount taken and the specific ratios of ingredients should enable the individual to work out what works best for them. One might find that regular intake of oily fish might be enough for them to get the ‘Fish Oil effect’ – just taking the edge off depression and decreasing one’s emotional reactivity. Also, long term, Fish Oil needs to be taken with a good antioxidant – Vitamin E in mixed Tocopherol form will protect from excessive oxidation. Another interesting nutraceutical for Bi-Polar looks to be Uridine. A formulation of Uridine, RG2417, is being studied by the drug company Repligen for the disorder. It is available online from overseas – as Uridine Monophosphate and Triacetyluridine. Interestingly it seems to synergise well with Omega 3 Fatty Acids. See this thread for some people’s results with Uridine: http://www.longecity.org/forum/topic/51802-gpc-choline-uridine-dha/ I wouldn’t recommend taking Uridine without being very careful as it is a pretty new supplement, but something like Fish Oil (in its various forms) should be useful long-term for anyone with any kind of mental instability. Cheers, SM. Help me to create workplaces where only humans work http://work-with-the-humans-only-activism.blogspot.com.au/ http://surviving-psychopathy.blogspot.com.au/	Good treatment for Bi-Polar sufferer? 13 #
	mitnikse the-riotact.com/mitnikse	2012/03/17 at 11:32 pm I am not sure about a good mental health professional in Canberra for Bi-Polar. However I have read quite a bit about Omega 3 Fatty Acids from Fish Oil being quite effective for Bi-Polar Depression, and not so much for Mania. Here is a link to the latest meta-analysis by Sarris et al from the University of Melbourne on the topic: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21903025 There is quite a bit of information out there that the purified or much higher ratio Eicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA) might offer stronger results than the combined EPA 180 mg /Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) 120 mg formulas that you can find in any health food shop or pharmacy in Australia (EPA and DHA apparently compete for absorption). Products like VegEPA and Bioceuticals’ Pure EPA Max Strength are available in Australia. Given that Fish Oil is considered such a healthy substance for the body (for example for the heart), I would definitely recommend taking it regularly for any Bi-Polar sufferer. Experimentation with the amount taken and the specific ratios of ingredients should enable the individual to work out what works best for them. One might find that regular intake of oily fish might be enough for them to get the ‘Fish Oil effect’ – just taking the edge off depression and decreasing one’s emotional reactivity. Also, long term, Fish Oil needs to be taken with a good antioxidant – Vitamin E in mixed Tocopherol form will protect from excessive oxidation. Another interesting nutraceutical for Bi-Polar looks to be Uridine. A formulation of Uridine, RG2417, is being studied by the drug company Repligen for the disorder. It is available online from overseas – as Uridine Monophosphate and Triacetyluridine. Interestingly it seems to synergise well with Omega 3 Fatty Acids. See this thread for some people’s results with Uridine: http://www.longecity.org/forum/topic/51802-gpc-choline-uridine-dha/ I wouldn’t recommend taking Uridine without being very careful as it is a pretty new supplement, but something like Fish Oil (in its various forms) should be useful long-term for anyone with any kind of mental instability. Cheers, SM. Help me to create workplaces where only humans work http://work-with-the-humans-only-activism.blogspot.com.au/ http://surviving-psychopathy.blogspot.com.au/	Good treatment for Bi-Polar sufferer? 13 #
	mitnikse the-riotact.com/mitnikse	2012/03/17 at 11:29 pm I am not sure about a good mental health professional in Canberra for Bi-Polar. However I have read quite a bit about Omega 3 Fatty Acids from Fish Oil being quite effective for Bi-Polar Depression, and not so much for Mania. Here is a link to the latest meta-analysis by Sarris et al from the University of Melbourne on the topic: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21903025 There is quite a bit of information out there that the purified or much higher ratio Eicosapentaenoic Acid (EPA) might offer stronger results than the combined EPA 180 mg /Docosahexaenoic Acid (DHA) 120 mg formulas that you can find in any health food shop or pharmacy in Australia (EPA and DHA apparently compete for absorption). Products like VegEPA and Bioceuticals’ Pure EPA Max Strength are available in Australia. Given that Fish Oil is considered such a healthy substance for the body (for example for the heart), I would definitely recommend taking it regularly for any Bi-Polar sufferer. Experimentation with the amount taken and the specific ratios of ingredients should enable the individual to work out what works best for them. One might find that regular intake of oily fish might be enough for them to get the ‘Fish Oil effect’ – just taking the edge off depression and increasing one’s emotional reactivity. Also, long term, Fish Oil needs to be taken with a good antioxidant – Vitamin E in mixed Tocopherol form will protect from excessive oxidation. Another interesting nutraceutical for Bi-Polar looks to be Uridine. A formulation of Uridine, RG2417, is being studied by the drug company Repligen for the disorder. It is available online from overseas – as Uridine Monophosphate and Triacetyluridine. Interestingly it seems to synergise well with Omega 3 Fatty Acids. See this thread for some people’s results with Uridine: http://www.longecity.org/forum/topic/51802-gpc-choline-uridine-dha/ I wouldn’t recommend taking Uridine without being very careful as it is a pretty new supplement, but something like Fish Oil (in its various forms) should be useful long-term for anyone with any kind of mental instability. Cheers, SM. Help me to create workplaces where only humans work http://work-with-the-humans-only-activism.blogspot.com.au/ http://surviving-psychopathy.blogspot.com.au/	Good treatment for Bi-Polar sufferer? 13 #
	HenryBG the-riotact.com/HenryBG	2012/03/17 at 7:57 pm supamum said : In addition after reading your post again, my use or lack of an apostrophe is irrevelavant when you didn’t even realize that to be grammatically correct it should have been spelt families. Wonder what a person like you was doing on that day at school? That makes no sense whatsoever. Of course the plural of “family” is “families”. *You*’re the one who made the Fail, and *I*’m the one who picked you up on your false claim to having been “highly educated” by pointing to your inability to correctly use apostrophes.	Public Housing not an unconditional home for life? 120 #

jessieduck the-riotact.com/jessieduck	2012/03/17 at 3:02 pm Umm, how did the c word end up on the thread? Isn’t that moderated??	Arrest made in Death in Braddon case. 56 #
HenryBG the-riotact.com/HenryBG	2012/03/17 at 12:21 pm supamum said : HenryBG said : I noticed your comment: “Some of us are well educated, from good family’s ect. ” Just to clarify; I did not have a child with a criminal, that’s was in reference to someone else’s post. I am a widow. For the record, I was educated at the best private school in the state, and hold a university degree. My use of apostrophes or the lack of is a very trivial point, especially considering I am posting via an iPhone. I call bullshit on that entire post. Nobody with any kind of a successful post-primary education will mis-spell “families” as “family’s”. Your iPhone excuse is transparent rubbish: on an iPhone, it takes 3 keypresses to type “ies” and 5 keypresses to type “y’s”.	Public Housing not an unconditional home for life? 120 #
I-filed the-riotact.com/I-filed	2012/03/17 at 8:35 am Chop71 said : Exception said : Braddon always has strange noises – my next door neighbours have a massive pig in their backyard and it starts squealing from about 5:30am onwards……bacon anyone??? I saw her at Moosheads last week, although she was squealing from 2.30am This is an acceptable post, moderators? Would you allow a similar racist post through?	Weird noises in braddon at dawn?? 23 #
Ben_Dover the-riotact.com/Ben_Dover	2012/03/16 at 8:10 am My house; “A quiet night in front of the box, with a takeaway and a bottle of good Scotch.” Best everything else on offer!	DIY wotz on guide for the weekend of 16 March 2012 12 #
dungfungus the-riotact.com/dungfungus	2012/03/15 at 3:35 pm johnboy said : dungfungus said : Just because you are gullible about so called “climate science” this doesn’t give you the right to call me ignorant and an idiot either. That’s conferred by your ignorance and idiocy. I expected something a little more gracious from you johnboy – you are a piss-weak moderator as well.	Public AMOS talk on climate change by Greg Holland 33 #
Stevian the-riotact.com/Stevian	2012/03/15 at 3:26 pm dungfungus said : Jethro said : Maybe you should go along Dungfungus… you might learn something. It is possible that a scientific expert might be able to add to your clearly vast knowledge on the subject. I have been around a lot longer than these carpet-bagging “climate” scientists Jethro and I have not experienced any of the changes they claim are happening. The spin they are now using is insulting the intelligence of people like me; for example: – “global warming” (which isn’t happening) has now become “climate change” even though climate by definition is something that changes all the time – the failure of devastating drought predications have now been blamed on “climate variability” which appears to be a new sub-category of “climate change” – observable human-induced climate change commenced when impressionable dim-witted, Al Gore mesmerised governments, under instruction from the IPCC started bankrolling “climate” scientists. Then we have our own CSIRO claiming they are able to measure the composition of air 800,000 years ago? Give me a break! – the problem predicting “extreme weather events” using “climate models” is a non-problem because (extreme) weather (events) will happen today, tomorrow, just as it has from the beginning of time. – there is no evidence of permanent rising of sea levels due to anything (including “climate change”) yet subsidence of land masses on tectonic plates is an ongoing thing the same as silting up of the estuaries of rivers due to land degradation in catchments. My “vast knowledge” is limited to facts only; that’s all that should matter for a world that has greater problems to deal with e.g., over population, aged care, etc. Subsequently, I don’t have any capacity to absorb the tax-payer funded computer modelled spin masquerading as science. The usual denialist claptrap	Public AMOS talk on climate change by Greg Holland 33 #
Stevian the-riotact.com/Stevian	2012/03/15 at 3:25 pm SnapperJack said : The Climate Change conmen continue parroting their BS while the rain keeps pelting down … One has nothing to do with the other	Public AMOS talk on climate change by Greg Holland 33 #
steveu the-riotact.com/steveu	2012/03/15 at 3:22 pm from the commenting guidelines for RIOTACT – “But disagree without calling the other person names or being inflamatory.” May I respectfully suggest people dont throw rocks at each other?	Public AMOS talk on climate change by Greg Holland 33 #
dungfungus the-riotact.com/dungfungus	2012/03/15 at 12:35 pm colourful sydney racing identity said : dungfungus said : *throws rocks at the moon to make it go away*. Of course you know better than scientists. Pfft, what would those eggheads know compared to someone who gets all their ‘facts’ from Alan Jones and Lord Monckton? Note to moderator: Please correct this posting; I did not say “throws rocks at the moon to make it go away”	Public AMOS talk on climate change by Greg Holland
Duffbowl the-riotact.com/Duffbowl	2012/03/14 at 6:52 pm Could they also check posts for grammatical errors?	Want to work for RiotACT? 20 #
Tooks the-riotact.com/Tooks	2012/03/14 at 8:26 am IrishPete said : Tooks said : Picking on the police media team is like picking on the school retard. It’s not clever, funny, interesting, or productive. Using words like “retard” is not clever, funny, interesting, or productive. And lampooning the powerful is way different from being the school bully. IP Nice copy and paste, champ. Very creative.	Police seek Parkwood Witnesses 30 #
Diggety the-riotact.com/Diggety	2012/03/14 at 2:23 am Endrey said : I like the Fun Machine one the most. Endrey said : I like the Fun Machine one the most. Yes, you can do quite likeable Fun in several ways but do you not have any modesty on the self-promotion front?? Endrey said : I like the Fun Machine one the most. flagged for abuse Endrey said : I like the Fun Machine one the most. I like this comment the most. ocelot said : we are _the_best_ at modesty in self promotion. Endrey said : I like the Fun Machine one the most. I like this comment the most. I like this comment the most. ocelot said : Also judging by those votes, the ellis collective aren’t even good enough at basketball to have access to the internet. What is this, the Wonder Years? Pull your head out of your boyfriends v@gina and play some music, FFS. F@ggots.	Canberra bands trash talking prison rules b-ball videos [With poll] 16 #
IrishPete the-riotact.com/IrishPete	2012/03/13 at 8:48 pm IrishPete said : justin heywood said : Wow, this thread keeps improving! I don’t know what is funnier IrishPete. Your interetsting take on the history of our welfare safety net (thank God for you socialists!), Care to explain the “true” history of the welfare safety net, then? IP Deafened by the silence… IP	Canberra’s cold war warrior has his day in court 126 #
1337Hax0r the-riotact.com/1337Hax0r	2012/03/13 at 8:47 pm Sandman said : You don’t read and approve every post by contributors on this site ……….. Actually……… Thanks to my elite hacksawing skillz I do. You should read the shit from Stevian that gets moderated. At least three posts a day! And all those stupid spam posts with links to crap, like the one posted on 2012/03/10 at 4:14 am by the Statute of Limitations in Ireland that was sorted to the moderated folder instead of the spam folder. Nice to see that Jim Jones and Colourful Sydney Racing Identity get moderated fairly regularly too. Frankly, I think I could do a better job as a moderator.	Want to work for RiotACT? 20 #
goggles13 the-riotact.com/goggles13	2012/03/13 at 6:07 pm now that we have four threads about the same bit of road(!), might be time to start a new thread on alternative ways to get to the coast. a summary of the road conditions and what to avoid would be useful, and maybe even a link in google maps	Braidwood monster smash 120 #
Stevian the-riotact.com/Stevian	2012/03/13 at 1:06 pm Solidarity said : What gives you the right to damage other peoples property? Are you really that dim? They are serving a higher cause, or so they believe. Come back when your IQ is above room temperature	Pace battery-hen farm in Canberra damaged 64 #
Stevian the-riotact.com/Stevian	2012/03/12 at 11:14 am SnapperJack said : Stevian said : c_c said : SnapperJack said : Not to mention his pedophile activities with under age girls Um, can we get a source on this claim. I couldn’t find anything to back this up and that’s a very serious accusation. If it’s true and verifiable, then I certainly hope they rip up that monument to him in the pavement near the cafe. You’ll probably find that was an attempt at satire, and since the best satire is indistinguishable from reality, it seems to have succeeded I note Stevian continuing his tradition of silly postings on RA. When the issue of Gus was raised previously on RA, someone posted that Gus had maintained a sexual relationship with a then 13 year old girl who was close to her. When her parents went to the authorities they were told not to bother pursuing the case because “it is Gus and nobody will believe you”. That’s all the proof I need. I concede, you win. My posts may be silly (though I honestly don’t see it) but yours takes the prize for sheer stupidity	Gus’ feels the sting of the Silo laws as Health launches a crackdown 49 #