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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Homicidal_Squirrel" data-source="post: 6263556" data-attributes="member: 6750031">Yes, totally deny it. The other person has to be attracted to and for the most part consent to sex. Just because you want to get laid doesn't mean it's going to happen. I mean, unless you count sex with a prostitute, which in most of the country is illegal. Yes, I deny it. They can't do so in public. Yes, having sex in public will get you arrested. Related story. I went to a bar a while back with some friends. While we were outside talking, this guy and a girl walk out. The two were obviously drunk. The girl is all over this guy. Some other guy, who obviously wanted to watch the two hook up, tells them they can bang in the back of his pickup truck. The girl didn't want to be watch by a fat guy with a creeper mustache, so she pulls the guy she is with away with his. They go down to about the middle of the parking lot, and get in a car. I'm not sure if it was his or her car, but they get in. About five minutes later, a police car pulls into the parking lot. Several people standing outside point to the car where the guy and gel were. The cop pulls up next to them and flashes the police lights. They two ended up handcuffed. I don't want to get into politics because I'm sure someone will point out how there is an EW policy against it, and this thread is fairly entertaining. Still, all you have to do is look at the laws that have been enforced, even as recently as the last 15 years. John Ashcroft, a former U.S. Attorney General went after the adult industry with charges of indecency. He tried to get people thrown in jail for what they did in adult movies. Even now there are several states where certain words have been "banned" from state legislatures. In Florida, you can't say "Vagina" in the state legislature. There was one congressman who got in trouble for that. That was last year, or the year before.</blockquote>

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