Worried About Date Rape? These Guys Have the Nail Polish for You

originally posted by: MystikMushroom
a reply to: 00nunya00

And I am just supposed to trust a woman who says she is not drunk? Nope. I'll be carrying a stack of legal paperwork, breathalyzer and audio recorder from now on.

Good. That will defend you adequately in a court of law if someone accuses you of rape. Otherwise, you have NO MORE "legal" right to sex than anyone else.

originally posted by: MystikMushroom
a reply to: 00nunya00

And I am just supposed to trust a woman who says she is not drunk? Nope. I'll be carrying a stack of legal paperwork, breathalyzer and audio recorder from now on.

Do you really mean to tell us you can't tell whether a woman is too drunk (incapacitated) or not?

originally posted by: MystikMushroom
a reply to: 00nunya00

I'm a man, and I've had something slipped in my drink before. Just because it's not reported doesn't mean it doesn't happen. How dare you imply that men don't get date raped?

I never said NOR implied that. In fact, when men get raped, it's almost always by OTHER MEN and tends to be far more violent than female rape. Like, broomsticks and lamp-post and such. Very brutal, very illegal, NO MATTER WHETHER THEY ARE DRUNK OR NOT.

See what I did there? Exactly.

a reply to: MystikMushroom

Wellllllllll............... Sometimes it makes sense.

a reply to: 00nunya00

*facepalm*

The LAW is only there AFTER THE FACT.

I'm talking preventative measures here.

originally posted by: GENERAL EYES
a reply to: 00nunya00

*facepalm*

The LAW is only there AFTER THE FACT.

I'm talking preventative measures here.

The law is there FOR YOU TO BE INFORMED OF AND FOLLOW. To quote Oprah, "Doubt means don't" And that applies in many, many, many situations.

Do you doubt her sobriety? THEN DON'T HAVE SEX WITH HER.

originally posted by: GENERAL EYES
a reply to: 00nunya00

*facepalm*

The LAW is only there AFTER THE FACT.

I'm talking preventative measures here.

Like not turning your head away from your drink for two seconds to talk to someone so a rapist can't drug your drink?

a reply to: InTheLight

You place your hand over the drink, or keep it in your line of sight.
Problem solved.

originally posted by: GENERAL EYES
a reply to: InTheLight

You place your hand over the drink, or keep it in your line of sight.
Problem solved.

"She didn't cover her drink or keep it in her sight, therefore she deserved to be raped."

That's basically what you're saying.

originally posted by: GENERAL EYES
a reply to: InTheLight

You place your hand over the drink, or keep it in your line of sight.
Problem solved.

So much for a fun time or dancing with a drink in my hand, I think I'll stay home.

a reply to: InTheLight

Not always. Bars/clubs are notoriously dark and noisy. Not everyone slurs their speech or swaggers when drunk. I know women that could drink me under the table and blow over a .2 without showing it.

And I believe it was the bartender who slipped whatever it was in my drink. Within 5 minutes I was falling over and seeing all kinds of psychedelic colors. I had to be carried out of the bar by my girlfriend. And no, we did not have sex that night.

Admittedly the bar we were at on a scale of 1-10 (1 being a straight bar and 10 being a straight up gay bar) ... this place was probably a 6-7.

a reply to: 00nunya00

Actually, no.....that's what YOU'RE saying.

You do realize I'm a woman, right?

a reply to: InTheLight



Man, haven't men learned yet to avoid women at all costs?

None of them are worth the trouble they cause. I wouldn't know why anyone would want to date rape a woman anyway! It just compounds the bull [snip] you have to deal with.

Remember guys, just say no!

This polish has way more uses than just for college age girls...

2 of my family members..A couple in their 50's traveled to the Caribbean and were staying at a hotel with a casino.. The wife had one drink and was fine decided to have one more.. She started feeling sick her husband not realizing anything yet went to the bathroom when he came back he found A woman trying to talk his wife into handing over her Credit card(said the hotel bar needed it) HIs wife went downhill quick and he had to practically carry his wife back to her room where she passed out till the next day..

She didn't really think it was her drink..So she had 1 more the following night.But she ordered at the bar and never put it down...Same thing she got sick and passed out...She was convinced it was the bartender and that the lady from the previous day was his partner..And that they drugged tourist and tried to steal their CC info....
They don't know what was used but as a person travelling it could help a lot..

originally posted by: InTheLight

originally posted by: GENERAL EYES
a reply to: InTheLight

You place your hand over the drink, or keep it in your line of sight.
Problem solved.

So much for a fun time or dancing with a drink in my hand, I think I'll stay home.

Or dip your finger in your drink with the nail polish that is the subject of this thread, which someone said was "gross" AS IF THAT SHOULD DISSUADE WOMEN FROM BUYING THIS NAIL POLISH THAT WILL HELP KEEP THEM FROM BEING RAPED.

Right? LOL. It's like you and I are the only two level-headed humans in this thread who care about the rights of our fellow humans. Getting tiresome and frankly, disgusting.

a reply to: 00nunya00

Not really, I watch my drink all the time. Mainly because I don't want someone else to drink it!

You shouldn't HAVE to take those kinds of steps, but that's just the world we live in. I shouldn't HAVE to ascertain with a breath sample if a woman is legally drunk or not to protect my freedom.

If I'm having sex with a woman and she tells me she is on birth control, I still take responsibility and use a condom. I control the things I can to keep myself safe. Watching one's drink is one of those things we should ALL do to keep us safe from male and female predators.

Jesus Christ. Sounds like a couple of you want all night....no responsibility. It doesn't work that way. Chug your drink or not. Cap your drink or not. Cripes, that was a hardship.

originally posted by: MystikMushroom
a reply to: InTheLight

Not always. Bars/clubs are notoriously dark and noisy. Not everyone slurs their speech or swaggers when drunk. I know women that could drink me under the table and blow over a .2 without showing it.

And I believe it was the bartender who slipped whatever it was in my drink. Within 5 minutes I was falling over and seeing all kinds of psychedelic colors. I had to be carried out of the bar by my girlfriend. And no, we did not have sex that night.

Admittedly the bar we were at on a scale of 1-10 (1 being a straight bar and 10 being a straight up gay bar) ... this place was probably a 6-7.

I know what you are talking about, some women seem to be able to tolerate a lot of alcohol, but sometimes the alcohol has a way of sneaking up on you later, and it hits you hard.

originally posted by: GENERAL EYES
a reply to: 00nunya00

Actually, no.....that's what YOU'RE saying.

You do realize I'm a woman, right?

It doesn't matter if you're a woman too; when you put the responsibility of not being raped on women "covering their drinks or keeping them in constant sight" you are saying that women are the ones responsible if their drinks get spiked.

Did I stutter?

originally posted by: intrepid
Jesus Christ. Sounds like a couple of you want all night....no responsibility. It doesn't work that way. Chug your drink or not. Cap your drink or not. Cripes, that was a hardship.

Make sure she's NOT drunk, otherwise quit your LEGAL b###ing.