Ain't too proud to blog: and it's all your fault I screen my phone calls

you called it - i'm ten years too old, dammit. maybe i should just use this as incentive to go back to college?

altho, honestly, i wouldn't do Calli Cox. now, if they could guarantee that Boo would be there...

¤ ¤ credit: mikey | 02.26.03 at 05:10 AM | link-

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Damn I knew I went to the wrong college. Yet another way my high school guidance counselor failed me.

¤ ¤ credit: Morgan | 02.26.03 at 12:19 PM | link-

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I could say I went to college at the wrong time, but I went to a private college... 95% of the population was guys... It would have been a whole other class of porn.

¤ ¤ credit: Veshka | 02.26.03 at 01:30 PM | link-

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If these things happened off campus and the students were of legal age and no laws were broken, the universities have no business intervening. The students who received negative treatment by the universities should sue. This is no different than someone attending college while working as a stripper. It's legal and it happens off campus, so it's not the school's business.

If these were private schools, especially religious colleges, with more rigid codes of conduct which the students agreed to when they enrolled, that might be a different matter.

¤ ¤ credit: dave | 02.26.03 at 03:21 PM | link-

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The highest profile campus invasion - and their highest selling video - came from Indiana University (my alma mater) last year. A decade too late, if you ask me. My wife's cousin (who goes there) told us they filmed some of the scenes in her dorm, which is now known around campus as the "Porn Dorm."

Dave, I'm not sure what exactly you think might be illegal about filming on campus at a public university, so long as no logos or copywright infringements occurred.

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