Heeehee... watching "To Catch a Predator"

[MonkeyFunk]

on MSNBC.

I don't now why, but I love this show. These guys are just such idiots.

[Generic Brad]

1. Is Viagra still one of the sponsors?

I was surprised to see their ads the last time I watched that show. It seemed so wildly inappropriate.

[MonkeyFunk]

2. No.... really?!

I never noticed that.

[Generic Brad]

5. Really

At least they were the sponsor the last time I saw it on MSNBC.

[lost-in-nj]

3. See anyone you know

I won't mention names.....
You know who they are


:evilgrin: :hide:


lost

[MonkeyFunk]

4. LOL... no

but I had a friend who used to crack me up. I used to chat on a gay discussion board years ago, and my friend would come over, log on as a 16-year old, and let me see who PM'ed him. It was a lot of guys I "knew" online, but never suspected they were such pervs.

[Poiuyt]

6. All I know is that if I ever see Chris Hansen in person, I'm going to be sprinting

in the other direction.

[NYC Liberal]

15. Me and my friend swear we saw him walking down the street one night

here in New York. It was near NBC Studios, and I was gonna go up to him but didn't.

I wanted to have him sign an autograph with, "Take a seat..." :evilgrin:

[Blue-Jay]

7. You want some sweet tea?

I need to finish this laundry first. BRB!

[Skittles]

8. nothing funny about it

it is sickening

[noshenanigans]

9. Here's what I don't get...

at what point do they ask the guy to sign the release to show his face? I've never seen one blurred, and as far as I know they'd have to sign something, right? Hmm, maybe it's some kind of extortion thing.. they won't report him to the "real" cops if he signs away his likeness...

[outofbounds]

10. I'm not certain

but it seems like they get a reduced sentence if they agree to appear on the show. I saw a behind the scenes show and I remember some perk along those lines.:shrug:

[noshenanigans]

11. That makes sense...

Kinda creepy, but it does. What's the charge? I mean, to be fair to the pederasts (Eight year olds, Dude) they haven't "done" anything yet.

[MonkeyFunk]

13. they do these stings

in states where it's illegal to "arrange" a meeting with a minor.

[MonkeyFunk]

12. they don't have to sign a release

breaking the law and getting arrested makes them subject to public disclosure.

[outofbounds]

14. Thats right

In some states it’s illegal to chat about sex with a minor. Trying to meet is an additional charge. These people really have a terrible problem and some are on the show twice or more. It is sick what they say to youths.
What I don't understand is how they can prosecute them when they aren't chatting with minors. They think they are but still they are chatting with adults posing as kids. I'm glad they are getting these pervs though kids shouldn't have this kind of problem.
:spank: