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NonFat fount, I see it a little differently.  NotFan really is a whining, hypocritical, lying, arrogant, smug, nasty guy.  He’s not faking it and for him it’s not a stereotype:  it’s a way of life. Thankfully his communication skills, being on par with a 7th-grader’s, allow readers to easily reach the same conclusion you have accurately presented.
Wait, NotFan used to enjoy going to the ch-chi neo-bohemian urban hipster price gouging design stores on Western Avenue?  That is hilarious.
But not as entertaining as his fervent belief that 14-year old urban planners who are riding their bicycles through the Seattle Subway to line the pockets of the prostitutes who hire developers to build Nazi apartments with no parking spaces in Ballard that will house “progressives” that hate bikes are controlling Publicola.

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So what does Chen’s takeout teach us about sex?
It’s all about a night without intimacy and attachment.
That Hunan pork was my call girl of the evening, my escort. Doing takeout meant that I could be discreet; I didn’t have to get dressed up or put any real effort into the evening. (For even more discreetness, I could have done home delivery.) It’s like phone sex or Internet sex: fast, easy, and compulsive–though not a complete feeling, and in fact a bit unfulfilling. Similar to a stop by one of those bikini barista places, where you get a glimpse or a taste, but not the whole package. (Last week in Japan, I saw many maid cafes, which seem to serve the same function.) You get to know the outside, but not what’s inside.

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Inslee, the Democrats’ candidate for government, warned that “women’s interests are never fully protected.”
Inslee pledged to “fight back against any effort to restrict a woman’s access for emergency contraception.”  He promised a renewed push for state legislation requiring that insurance plans which cover maternity care also provide abortion coverage.
“I will stand up for Plan B,” Inslee said, referring to the so-called “morning after” pill.
McKenna, in an interview, described very different battlefields than those characterized by Wilson, Inslee and Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., at the luncheon and lately in saturation fundraising e-mails.
“There is a war on women,” McKenna said.  “It is seen in domestic violence and in human trafficking and in underage prostitution.  It involves actual physical assault on women in a variety of situations.  It is in contrast to a lot of political hype.

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… If you create a sin tax, you’re still going to create a black market,” he said. “We’re still going to have people out there producing it and selling it for less than what the government does.”
His greatest concern – although he is concerned that law enforcement will continue to waste its time and taxpayers dollars with I-502 – is the “young people” McKay said the initiative would help.
He said marijuana is the most abused drug in local high schools and that, if this initiative passes, it will only become more available to kids.
“Those kids are our future,” Slack said. “We can’t control our demand, so we legalize it? If we can’t control prostitution, do we legalize it? If we’re giving up on the battle, we’re giving up on our youth.”

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WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) – U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano says the Secret Service has found no basis to allegations its agents hired strippers and prostitutes in El Salvador last year.
The allegations were made by an anonymous source on a Seattle television station. They emerged after the service was embroiled in a prostitution scandal involving agents’ conduct in Cartagena, Colombia, last month.
Napolitano, speaking with The Associated Press on Wednesday during a trip to New Zealand and Australia, said the service has found no basis to the El Salvador claims after interviewing some of the agents who were in that country at the time.
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Twelve agents and 12 other U.S. military personnel were implicated in the scandal in Cartagena, which involved a night of heavy drinking ahead of a visit by President Barack Obama. Some were accused of bringing prostitutes back to their hotel rooms.

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When the IMF and various other international bodies were created after World War II, there were questions about whether their leaders would enjoy the broad immunity long extended to ambassadors, for example, or instead would have protection only for their official actions, said Margaret E. McGuinness, a former U.S. foreign service officer who is now the co-director of the Center for International and Comparative Law at the St. John’s University School of Law.
“The idea was that this functional immunity goes to letting them do their jobs within these international organizations, but (that) they’re not above following the rules more generally,” she said.
McKeon’s ruling was first reported by The New York Post.
The Associated Press generally doesn’t name people who report being sexually assaulted unless they come forward publicly, as Diallo has done.
After Strauss-Kahn’s arrest in New York, a French writer came forward to say Strauss-Kahn tried to rape her during a 2003 interview. Paris prosecutors said that accusation was too old to try, but French authorities have pursued an unrelated allegation that he was involved in a hotel prostitution ring including prominent city figures and police in Lille.

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King: Secret Service studies prostitute interviews
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WASHINGTON (AP) – The Secret Service is poring over interviews with 10 of 12 women involved in the Colombia prostitution scandal and so far there’s no indication that any posed a national security threat, a House committee chairman said Tuesday.
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Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano told The Associated Press in New Zealand, where she was visiting, that the Secret Service has found no basis to allegations its agents hired strippers and prostitutes in El Salvador last year.
The Secret Service has issued only limited public statements since the April 12 incident in Cartagena, which implicated a dozen agents, officers and supervisors and 12 other U.S. military personnel in a night of heavy drinking in Cartagena before President Barack Obama’s visit to the Summit of the Americas. Some were accused of bringing prostitutes back to their hotel rooms.

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SEATTLE, Wash. — He once bragged that he wanted to be known as “the biggest gangster in Seattle,” but D’Marco Mobley now has the distinction of being sentenced to what is believed to be the longest prison term in state history for prostitution-related crimes.
King County Superior Court Judge Monica Benton on Friday sentenced the 21-year-old Mobley to 37 years behind bars — the low end of the standard range — following his March conviction on eight felonies, including kidnapping, robbery, promoting the commercial sexual abuse of a minor, and two counts of first-degree rape.
In delivering its verdict, the jury found Mobley used beatings and sexual violence to keep in line a teenager and two young women he pimped out, including locking one of the women in the trunk of a car for 28 hours, raping her and helping another man rape her after she attempted to sever ties with Mobley.
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Among his juvenile convictions was one for second-degree assault, Mobley having pleaded guilty when he was 17 to beating and strangling a girl who refused to prostitute for him, court records show.

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A CBS broadcast affiliate in Seattle aired new accusations emerging from the Central American nation, where members of a presidential advance team one year ago reportedly were seen by a government subcontractor paying for sex at a strip club and taking escorts back to their hotel rooms.

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A man who once boasted that he wanted to be known as the “biggest gangster in Seattle” was sentenced today to 37 years in prison for using beatings and sexual violence to force three young women to work as prostitutes and turn over thousands of dollars to him.

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