what happend to that whore nina knows best? - GoFuckYourself.com

p1mpdogg · 09-18-2007, 10:40 PM

for some odd reason her name popped in my head out of the blue.... I was tkaing a dump at the time, but i do not think they are related....

anyways, what ever happend to that homely girl?

baddog · 09-18-2007, 10:43 PM

Got married, I believe. Ask shemp, he would know.

tony286 · 09-18-2007, 10:49 PM

she isnt a whore, a very sweet and very creative girl .

AGS-17 · 09-18-2007, 10:52 PM

oo very nice girl!

p1mpdogg · 09-18-2007, 10:54 PM

if you are a girl and you are in porn and making porn = whore.

she might be nice, but she is a whore.

she fucked for money.
i dont care how you justify it
whore = fucking for money.

p1mpdogg · 09-18-2007, 11:23 PM

bump for the rest of the whores

the Shemp · 09-18-2007, 11:34 PM

http://www.ninaknowsbest.com/amtour/join_nina.htm

thanks

tony286 · 09-18-2007, 11:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by p1mpdogg

if you are a girl and you are in porn and making porn = whore.

she might be nice, but she is a whore.

she fucked for money.
i dont care how you justify it
whore = fucking for money.

Im pretty sure the only person she fucked was her bf who is now her hubby.

woodsix · 09-18-2007, 11:45 PM

Here's what white privilege sounds like:

I am sitting in my University of Texas office, talking to a very bright and very conservative white student about affirmative action in college admissions, which he opposes and I support.

The student says he wants a level playing field with no unearned advantages for anyone. I ask him whether he thinks that in the United States being white has advantages. Have either of us, I ask, ever benefited from being white in a world run mostly by white people? Yes, he concedes, there is something real and tangible we could call white privilege.

So, if we live in a world of white privilege--unearned white privilege--how does that affect your notion of a level playing field? I ask.

He paused for a moment and said, "That really doesn't matter."

That statement, I suggested to him, reveals the ultimate white privilege: the privilege to acknowledge you have unearned privilege but ignore what it means.

That exchange led me to rethink the way I talk about race and racism with students. It drove home to me the importance of confronting the dirty secret that we white people carry around with us everyday: In a world of white privilege, some of what we have is unearned. I think much of both the fear and anger that comes up around discussions of affirmative action has its roots in that secret. So these days, my goal is to talk openly and honestly about white supremacy and white privilege.

White privilege, like any social phenomenon, is complex. In a white supremacist culture, all white people have privilege, whether or not they are overtly racist themselves. There are general patterns, but such privilege plays out differently depending on context and other aspects of one's identity (in my case, being male gives me other kinds of privilege). Rather than try to tell others how white privilege has played out in their lives, I talk about how it has affected me.

I am as white as white gets in this country. I am of northern European heritage and I was raised in North Dakota, one of the whitest states in the country. I grew up in a virtually all-white world surrounded by racism, both personal and institutional. Because I didn't live near a reservation, I didn't even have exposure to the state's only numerically significant non-white population, American Indians.

I have struggled to resist that racist training and the ongoing racism of my culture. I like to think I have changed, even though I routinely trip over the lingering effects of that internalized racism and the institutional racism around me. But no matter how much I "fix" myself, one thing never changes--I walk through the world with white privilege.

p1mpdogg · 09-18-2007, 11:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by woodsix

Here's what white privilege sounds like:

I am sitting in my University of Texas office, talking to a very bright and very conservative white student about affirmative action in college admissions, which he opposes and I support.

The student says he wants a level playing field with no unearned advantages for anyone. I ask him whether he thinks that in the United States being white has advantages. Have either of us, I ask, ever benefited from being white in a world run mostly by white people? Yes, he concedes, there is something real and tangible we could call white privilege.

So, if we live in a world of white privilege--unearned white privilege--how does that affect your notion of a level playing field? I ask.

He paused for a moment and said, "That really doesn't matter."

That statement, I suggested to him, reveals the ultimate white privilege: the privilege to acknowledge you have unearned privilege but ignore what it means.

That exchange led me to rethink the way I talk about race and racism with students. It drove home to me the importance of confronting the dirty secret that we white people carry around with us everyday: In a world of white privilege, some of what we have is unearned. I think much of both the fear and anger that comes up around discussions of affirmative action has its roots in that secret. So these days, my goal is to talk openly and honestly about white supremacy and white privilege.

White privilege, like any social phenomenon, is complex. In a white supremacist culture, all white people have privilege, whether or not they are overtly racist themselves. There are general patterns, but such privilege plays out differently depending on context and other aspects of one's identity (in my case, being male gives me other kinds of privilege). Rather than try to tell others how white privilege has played out in their lives, I talk about how it has affected me.

I am as white as white gets in this country. I am of northern European heritage and I was raised in North Dakota, one of the whitest states in the country. I grew up in a virtually all-white world surrounded by racism, both personal and institutional. Because I didn't live near a reservation, I didn't even have exposure to the state's only numerically significant non-white population, American Indians.

I have struggled to resist that racist training and the ongoing racism of my culture. I like to think I have changed, even though I routinely trip over the lingering effects of that internalized racism and the institutional racism around me. But no matter how much I "fix" myself, one thing never changes--I walk through the world with white privilege.

wtf are you talking about and why ddid you post this here?

thread jacker!

asshole, stay out of my threads fuckwad.

shemp, she still update her site though?

the Shemp · 09-18-2007, 11:51 PM

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Originally Posted by p1mpdogg

wtf are you talking about and why ddid you post this here?

thread jacker!

asshole, stay out of my threads fuckwad.

shemp, she still update her site though?

she shot a lot of content before she left, but i dont think its lasted this long.. its been 3 years now ..

p1mpdogg · 09-18-2007, 11:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by the Shemp

she shot a lot of content before she left, but i dont think its lasted this long.. its been 3 years now ..

Epic was once in talks with her to get her into our portfolio of sites, she is a tough cookie, she couldnt be taken advantage of, she has a head on her shoulders... gotta respect that

the Shemp · 09-19-2007, 12:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by p1mpdogg

Epic was once in talks with her to get her into our portfolio of sites, she is a tough cookie, she couldnt be taken advantage of, she has a head on her shoulders... gotta respect that

she is really independent, she tried working for/with a few people, but she wants to do things her way and she is smart enough to do that...

Paul Markham · 09-19-2007, 12:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by p1mpdogg

if you are a girl and you are in porn and making porn = whore.

she might be nice, but she is a whore.

she fucked for money.
i dont care how you justify it
whore = fucking for money.

So we sell it and that makes us pimps. Whoops you're already a pimp and a dog.

Nice way to think about the girls and content you sell.

p1mpdogg · 09-19-2007, 02:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Paul Markham

So we sell it and that makes us pimps. Whoops you're already a pimp and a dog.

Nice way to think about the girls and content you sell.

paul, the only internet whore i would take home to meet mom is your wife.

sad isnt it?

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p1mpdogg Too lazy to set a custom title Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 16,714	if you are a girl and you are in porn and making porn = whore. she might be nice, but she is a whore. she fucked for money. i dont care how you justify it whore = fucking for money. __________________ A fast fortune is easy to earn! Just go with a winner!

09-18-2007, 11:23 PM	#6
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baddog So Fucking Banned Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: the beach, SoCal Posts: 107,089	Got married, I believe. Ask shemp, he would know.

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tony286 lurker Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: atlanta Posts: 57,021	she isnt a whore, a very sweet and very creative girl .

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09-18-2007, 11:45 PM	#9
woodsix So Fucking Banned Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: USA Posts: 134	Here's what white privilege sounds like: I am sitting in my University of Texas office, talking to a very bright and very conservative white student about affirmative action in college admissions, which he opposes and I support. The student says he wants a level playing field with no unearned advantages for anyone. I ask him whether he thinks that in the United States being white has advantages. Have either of us, I ask, ever benefited from being white in a world run mostly by white people? Yes, he concedes, there is something real and tangible we could call white privilege. So, if we live in a world of white privilege--unearned white privilege--how does that affect your notion of a level playing field? I ask. He paused for a moment and said, "That really doesn't matter." That statement, I suggested to him, reveals the ultimate white privilege: the privilege to acknowledge you have unearned privilege but ignore what it means. That exchange led me to rethink the way I talk about race and racism with students. It drove home to me the importance of confronting the dirty secret that we white people carry around with us everyday: In a world of white privilege, some of what we have is unearned. I think much of both the fear and anger that comes up around discussions of affirmative action has its roots in that secret. So these days, my goal is to talk openly and honestly about white supremacy and white privilege. White privilege, like any social phenomenon, is complex. In a white supremacist culture, all white people have privilege, whether or not they are overtly racist themselves. There are general patterns, but such privilege plays out differently depending on context and other aspects of one's identity (in my case, being male gives me other kinds of privilege). Rather than try to tell others how white privilege has played out in their lives, I talk about how it has affected me. I am as white as white gets in this country. I am of northern European heritage and I was raised in North Dakota, one of the whitest states in the country. I grew up in a virtually all-white world surrounded by racism, both personal and institutional. Because I didn't live near a reservation, I didn't even have exposure to the state's only numerically significant non-white population, American Indians. I have struggled to resist that racist training and the ongoing racism of my culture. I like to think I have changed, even though I routinely trip over the lingering effects of that internalized racism and the institutional racism around me. But no matter how much I "fix" myself, one thing never changes--I walk through the world with white privilege.