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Don't you think it's ironic that that you can paddle a school age child to bruises but can't do the same to an inmate in prison?
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Fgtyjhbndfdrgt · 41-45, F
@Nitedoc there used to a sentense of birching in the UK instead of prison.. which was a good idea
HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F
@Nitedoc What does electroconvulsive therapy have to do with it?
Nitedoc · 51-55, M
@HairbrushDiva WTF?
HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F
@Nitedoc "I'm not talking about beating someone in that manner. But I do think they should be paddled,strapped,[b]ect[/b]"
I Googled "ect" and found "electroconvulsive therapy". What else does it stand for?
I Googled "ect" and found "electroconvulsive therapy". What else does it stand for?
Nitedoc · 51-55, M
@HairbrushDiva etcetera: and similar items
HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F
@Nitedoc No, "ect" is most certainly not an abbreviation for "etcetera". Google it if you don't believe me.
Nitedoc · 51-55, M
@HairbrushDiva It's close enough.
HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F
@Nitedoc No, it's not. "Electroconvulsive therapy" is not a bit like "et cetera". 🤔
Nitedoc · 51-55, M
@HairbrushDiva Yes it is, it's exactly like that.
HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F
@Nitedoc No, it isn't. You are wrong. BE TOLD!
Nitedoc · 51-55, M
@HairbrushDiva Told what?
HairbrushDiva · 31-35, F
@Nitedoc I told you once. "Electroconvulsive therapy" is not a bit like "et cetera".
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Theirlovey · 18-21, F
@HairbrushDiva literally everyone uses ect.. as etcetra in short form
Jorgillo · 36-40, M
@Theirlovey but it's etc. not ect
Theirlovey · 18-21, F
@Jorgillo okay