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Mokkesofie is offline Mokkesofie Post #251  October 27,2009, 2:30pm
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Maybe it's more like this.
 
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redevil999 is offline redevil999 Post #252  October 27,2009, 2:36pm
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nightling wrote :
There are a lot of bad people in the world, D.

I am not that unusual.

And if it is statistics you require, they are out there. You'll find that most rapes are date rapes. It's usually someone the girl knows.
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I wouldn't dispute that, but this came up before and I checked it on the FBI website. About 90 k annually, about twice the motor vehicle fatalities.
And I believe that there are also statistics that state many ra.pes are not reported (and I know you are aware of this fact) and therefore you are using invalid data in your assumption.
 
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Maybe it's more like this.
Ooh pretty! Wait! Are those frogs??!
 
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D_Lion is offline D_Lion Post #254  October 27,2009, 2:46pm
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And some false reports ... but, more relevant, these are not uniformly distributed across the population, and some persons have more than one incident, thus the likelihood of an individual personally experiencing this is less than the rate would indicate.

In any case, I compared the magnitude to a fatal risk - not accidents, fatalities - to encourage people to understand the actual probability.

Unless we are talking orders of magnitude, I think the proportional analogy is sound.
 
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D_Lion wrote :
And some false reports ... but, more relevant, these are not uniformly distributed across the population, and some persons have more than one incident, thus the likelihood of an individual personally experiencing this is less than the rate would indicate.
In any case, I compared the magnitude to a fatal risk - not accidents, fatalities - to encourage people to understand the actual probability.
Unless we are talking orders of magnitude, I think the proportional analogy is sound.

And the speed of light in a vacuum is constant and an absolute physical boundary for motion.
 
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And the speed of light in a vacuum is constant and an absolute physical boundary for motion.

Can you carry it in the carry-on luggage?
 
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Mokkesofie wrote :




Maybe it's more like this.
rotflllll. i was going to make a comment about baggage regardless of what direction this thread had taken and this is the first post that i saw. i think it says it all, so no input necessary here!
 
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Holy shmolly! Up to 26 pages and he's still not convinced! LOL
 
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Holy shmolly! Up to 26 pages and he's still not convinced! LOL
He knows we're right, he's just playing hard-to-get.
 
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Frogs are hard to grab hold of.
 
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