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citroen999

15-09-2009, 09:55 AM

disorder2k8

15-09-2009, 10:07 AM

hmm well, maybe parents should be teaching their children about the dangers of the world instead of getting all bothered about a piece of plastic, which is inanimate.

belief is a funny old thing, but it could be totally bollocks. who invented the colour codes exactly and where do they know them from? the past? oh right.. well its just as simple as that..

things happened in the past that probably didnt actually happen at all and because enough people believed in it then it made it seemingly more important, whole books were written on stuff that might not have happened and you know what they are.

I call shit parenting and BS on that one. I'm also getting a bit fed up with the 'fussy' mentality that is making the rounds. Just blatant fucking laziness if you think about it.

rayne

15-09-2009, 10:12 AM

They should call them 'pedo bands'. And say the manufacturers are probably pedos, that'll stop 'em.

citroen999

15-09-2009, 10:13 AM

:mad::mad: shit parenting :mad::mad::mad:

how is a 6 year old little girl picking up some plazzy bracelets out of a £1 bin in a post office shit parenting?? :confused::confused:

jimmi

15-09-2009, 10:14 AM

Kids talking to each other about shagging? None of our business.
Adults making a business out of kids talking about shagging? Paedophilia

citroen999

15-09-2009, 10:16 AM

Kids talking to each other about shagging? None of our business.
Adults making a business out of kids talking about shagging? Paedophilia

well said... unfortunately the packaging doenst say shag bands on them ... its the hidden agenda that gets to me...

disorder2k8

15-09-2009, 10:19 AM

well said... unfortunately the packaging doenst say shag bands on them ... its the hidden agenda that gets to me...

right so there you go, someone has made up something, and a group of fussy people believe in it, so it must be true right?

yeah thats how the world works, so why not eh?

I said it was shit parenting to not tell your children about the dangers of the world (=sex)

I bet you blame money for the economic crisis too.. lmao

truth finder

15-09-2009, 11:38 AM

We had them when i was in high school (10 years ago ) but we calles them fuck me bands, a girl would where them and if a guy snapped it in half they would have to have sex with him....so the apparent rules don't know if that realy happend but they where huge down here..:)

hitithard

15-09-2009, 11:41 AM

Yes they are not a new craze,

I also had them when i was at school 10 - 12 years ago or so....we knew them as shag bands (in the south of uk)

I never heard of anyone actually shagging due to someone breaking them.......I think kids know what they are meant to be, but don't take it seriously....

sorath

15-09-2009, 12:35 PM

brainfreeze

15-09-2009, 12:41 PM

We had them as kids too and I remember the hiding I got when I came home with them on beceause of what they represented, but I didn't know and wore them because they were the trend.

My kids haven't come home with them yet, but it may be time for a chat.

My boys wont wear anything from GAP because apparently it stands for Gay And Proud :p

bluegrazz

15-09-2009, 12:44 PM

You kids and your new fan-geld inventions- We just got drunk (no beads required)

merlincove

15-09-2009, 12:44 PM

You are all quite bizarre! Fuck me bands?

We used to have fuck me buddies :rolleyes:

But we were 20 then.

When i was a kid, the only bands we had were The Beatles and the Stones.

:cool:

brainfreeze

15-09-2009, 12:46 PM

You kids and your new fan-geld inventions- We just got drunk (no beads required)

Speaking of beads, the Zulu women use to make and sell beaded love letters which we use to wear too. They apparently gave them to their brave worriers when they went off to fight the Boers and the English :)

kerbnix

15-09-2009, 01:21 PM

just an heads up on the latest kids craze...

my wife bought our daughter some wristbands thet you can join together.. all seemed harmless at the time until she dropped het off at school yesterday and another mum asked why she was letting our daughter wear the bands and my wife know what they meant...

obviousley my wife didnt and was absolutely hoffified to find the bands my daughter had chosen meant " i want oral sex" :eek::eek::eek: what makes things worse she is only 6 years old...

hers the link to our local newspaper

http://www.thestar.co.uk/headlines/Children39s-39shag-band39-fashion-craze.5641787.jp

http://www.shagbands.co.uk/ :eek::eek::eek:

needless to say ours are in the bin!!!

The 90's are calling, they want their fad back. Seriously, shag bands were all the rage in 95. If someone of the opposite sex snapped your band, they had to shag you. No one did though. It's just playground talk.

hawk

15-09-2009, 03:16 PM

Sorry but I don't care. No child should be wearing these things! Especially when they don't even know what they mean.:mad:

curtaincat

15-09-2009, 03:22 PM

Sorry but I don't care. No child should be wearing these things! Especially when they don't even know what they mean.:mad:

Totally agree with the OP, and with hawk.

the OP said 6 year olds shouldn't be wearing these pedo attracting bands, and it is true.

maybe if teens know it is a joke, fair enough, but not little kids. that is really awful.

It was really good that the OP was alerted by another kids mum, otherwise they didn't know.

how would a lil kid know what they may be inviting to themselves, eek ! at that age, they wouldn't have a clue. :eek:

celtic isis

15-09-2009, 03:38 PM

just an heads up on the latest kids craze...

my wife bought our daughter some wristbands thet you can join together.. all seemed harmless at the time until she dropped het off at school yesterday and another mum asked why she was letting our daughter wear the bands and my wife know what they meant...

obviousley my wife didnt and was absolutely hoffified to find the bands my daughter had chosen meant " i want oral sex" :eek::eek::eek: what makes things worse she is only 6 years old...

hers the link to our local newspaper

http://www.thestar.co.uk/headlines/Children39s-39shag-band39-fashion-craze.5641787.jp

http://www.shagbands.co.uk/ :eek::eek::eek:

needless to say ours are in the bin!!!

lol we had them when i was a teen too!

your poor wife is so lovely!! bless her!

if i recall rightly if a boy gives you one it means you have to shag him...but no one ever did this kind of thing lol it was only the thought of it, showing off that you might be rebel enough to do it lol

Gwen Stefani of No Doubt made them fashionable in my day...

:D

BTW i never wore them :) my best friend always wore her's proudly though...lol

ah ok it's if a boy snapped your band you had to shag him...oh how awful. Vulgar yuck.

creepingdave

15-09-2009, 04:24 PM

Never heard of them before...and it was in fashion when I was in school in the 90s...strange.

particlezen

15-09-2009, 04:25 PM

oh great. i''ve been wearing one, totally oblivious. apparently i want anal sex.

redskywalker

15-09-2009, 04:52 PM

oh great. i''ve been wearing one, totally oblivious. apparently i want anal sex.

hahahahaha! don't we all these days! pmsl.:D

on the road

15-09-2009, 05:08 PM

hahahahaha! don't we all these days! pmsl.:D

eer no.

dolores1

15-09-2009, 05:21 PM

right so there you go, someone has made up something, and a group of fussy people believe in it, so it must be true right?

yeah thats how the world works, so why not eh?

I said it was shit parenting to not tell your children about the dangers of the world (=sex)

I bet you blame money for the economic crisis too.. lmao

Are you right in the head?

themime

15-09-2009, 06:27 PM

Do George at ASDA sell kiddie sized burqas yet?

netta

15-09-2009, 06:33 PM

Those were popular in America for a while. I used to where them back in high school, and even middle school. I had no idea what they meant. I just thought they were cool bracelets. That's disturbing. But I am sure there is a lot of stuff we do, and wear everyday, that means something we don't even know.

bobbydiva

15-09-2009, 06:36 PM

Had them when I was younger. If one snapped you have to shag the person who gave you it. But I've never met anyone who actually did it.

It was just one of those things. "Nah nah nah you have to shag him eww" - unless it got more sinister.

I wonder where it actually came from though.

grenadene

15-09-2009, 06:45 PM

I try to avoid buying all cheap plastic crap :)

fork

19-09-2009, 08:24 AM

I have never heard of these things and it is probably old news. I did a google search and they seem to be a popular thing. Apparently each colour band represents a different sexual position or act. All a bit of harmless fun amongst consenting adults I suppose. But for primary school kids to be wearing them and understanding the meaning of each colour is fucked up in my opinion. Just another way to force sexual awareness on to prepubescent youngsters. Oh what a brave new world.

http://www.gazette-news.co.uk/news/4636079.School_bans__sex__bands/

kerbnix

19-09-2009, 11:08 AM

Prepare to have your minds opened. I seriously don't know how half of you guys made it to adulthood. These forums are supposed to be for open minded yet rational people. Instead it's like a daily mail sub forum. Yawn.

Sorry but I don't care. No child should be wearing these things! Especially when they don't even know what they mean

So if your child was innocently wearing what he/she thought was just some colourful bracelets you'd have a problem?

Totally agree with the OP, and with hawk. the OP said 6 year olds shouldn't be wearing these pedo attracting bands, and it is true. maybe if teens know it is a joke, fair enough, but not little kids. that is really awful.

It was really good that the OP was alerted by another kids mum, otherwise they didn't know.

how would a lil kid know what they may be inviting to themselves, eek ! at that age, they wouldn't have a clue

Pedo attracting bands? Do you think a nonse is going to climb into a reception classes playground, snap the band and then say to the kid "well you know the rules"

Here's an idea, if you don't want your children picking bad knowledge up, home school them, never let them out, lock them in a bright white room and get them castrated. It's the only option :eek:

Fact of the matter is, you as an adult didnt even know what they were. A lot of the shocked people in this thread are actually like this shit is out of the blue. I remember them from 1995 and havent heard of one snapped band leading to child molestation yet. Use your logic.

I have never heard of these things and it is probably old news. I did a google search and they seem to be a popular thing. Apparently each colour band represents a different sexual position or act. All a bit of harmless fun amongst consenting adults I suppose. But for primary school kids to be wearing them and understanding the meaning of each colour is fucked up in my opinion. Just another way to force sexual awareness on to prepubescent youngsters. Oh what a brave new world.

I've never remembered them being marketed to kids as "Shag Bands". I remember girls would go down to accessorize or somewhere like that and buy loads of colours as friendship bands. Then one of the other students told us about shag bands. Here's the thing though, do you know how hard it is as a 10 year old to "accidently" snap someones band. As for the colours - I dont think we knew enough about sex to colour code the acts.

Instead of all going mad at the world when something like this happens, we should just educate our children about the world they're living in, prepare them for it.

energi

19-09-2009, 11:13 AM

ROFL to the LOL :D

It's just bright plastic bracelets people. Sure, some have started this thing with the rules about shagging but they aren't marketed for it, fucking ridiculous if anyone actually believes that shit. And all the comments about how this forces sex to kids and paedophilia... LOL.

fork

19-09-2009, 11:27 AM

light seeker

19-09-2009, 01:02 PM

The brown bracelet apparently denotes "toss my salad" What the hell does that mean when it's at home? Why do these crappy bracelets have any meaning? I see loads of kids and teens about town with these pieces of jewellery. Had this kinda thing myself as a kid, but they never ever had any association or meaning linked to them, they were just pretty bracelets. :mad:

particlezen

19-09-2009, 02:50 PM

Prepare to have your minds opened. I seriously don't know how half of you guys made it to adulthood. These forums are supposed to be for open minded yet rational people. Instead it's like a daily mail sub forum. Yawn.

So if your child was innocently wearing what he/she thought was just some colourful bracelets you'd have a problem?

Pedo attracting bands? Do you think a nonse is going to climb into a reception classes playground, snap the band and then say to the kid "well you know the rules"

Here's an idea, if you don't want your children picking bad knowledge up, home school them, never let them out, lock them in a bright white room and get them castrated. It's the only option :eek:

Fact of the matter is, you as an adult didnt even know what they were. A lot of the shocked people in this thread are actually like this shit is out of the blue. I remember them from 1995 and havent heard of one snapped band leading to child molestation yet. Use your logic.

good post. for all the so-called awareness of media manipulation, it seems the "awakened" are just as prone to ridiculous knee-jerk reactions as the rest of the flock

kerbnix

19-09-2009, 05:20 PM

Go on this site that are selling this shit. take a look at the fucking youtube video they have on there of 2 little girls talking about sex. Now that is fucked up. so don't tell me to lighten the fuck up

http://www.shagbands.co.uk/

Second paragraph from the site you linked:

"Probably no one actually believes that if they break someone’s black shag band that, that person has to have sex with them. That’s ridiculous and stupid."

fork

19-09-2009, 10:29 PM

Second paragraph from the site you linked:

"Probably no one actually believes that if they break someone’s black shag band that, that person has to have sex with them. That’s ridiculous and stupid."

And they also say: Nobody believes that building 7 was brought down by thermite. Thats ridiculous and stupid.

Wake up to the agenda as a whole for fuck sake.

Oh and by the way did you watch the sick fucking video I pointed out. The one made for fucking nonces and nwo elitists. so you condone child exploitation or maybe you just missed it

kerbnix

20-09-2009, 11:48 AM

And they also say: Nobody believes that building 7 was brought down by thermite. Thats ridiculous and stupid.

Wake up to the agenda as a whole for fuck sake.

Oh and by the way did you watch the sick fucking video I pointed out. The one made for fucking nonces and nwo elitists. so you condone child exploitation or maybe you just missed it

Who's 'they' regarding building 7?

blondina1

20-09-2009, 12:00 PM

Kids talking to each other about shagging? None of our business.
Adults making a business out of kids talking about shagging? Paedophilia

Well said :rolleyes:

morjo

20-09-2009, 01:05 PM

What a stupid stupid thing.

nosferatu_dj

29-09-2009, 02:33 AM

http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0,21498,26131576-2761,00.html?from=public_rss

Sexual dangers in child 'shag bands'

Carly Hennessy
September 27, 2009 09:30am

http://www.news.com.au/common/imagedata/0,,6988960,00.jpg
THEY look like a symbol of childhood innocence. But these bracelets are part of an "insidious" game that sees primary school kids perform sex acts.
And it is feared the craze may soon sweep WA

Rather than a mere fashion statement, the so-called "shag bands" are linked to grades of sexual behaviour. A Facebook page about the innocuous-looking bands has already been inundated with more than 12,000 fans.

The game involves a boy or girl trying to break the rubber band off the wearer's wrist. If it snaps, the wearer has to perform the sexual favour that corresponds to the colour.

Snap an orange band and get a kiss, snap a yellow and get a hug. But snap a black, light blue or light green band, and the "prize" is something far more sinister.

A gold-coloured bracelet opens the way to all the favours.

Parent and family groups are horrified by what is represented by the bracelets, which can be bought at Diva chain stores.

When primary school-aged girls on Facebook's shag band fan page were asked "what colour would you snap", replies included: "yellow, because I like hugz", and "light pink because only a kiss".

But the innocent comments were interspersed with other answers, such as, "black coz u get to shag someone". UrbanDictionary.com defines the rubber wrist bands as "jelly bracelets" and lists the entire repertoire of sexual favours.

Social commentator Melinda Tankard-Reist, who has has just edited Getting Real: Challenging the Sexualisation of Girls, said the so-called shag bands set young girls up for "sexual consumption".

"It's just setting up girls as service stations for boys," she said. "This is another example of young women expected to be publicly sexual, to advertise their sexual repertoire.

"It's insidious . . . it's damaging to girls and their worth."

Australian Childhood Foundation chief executive Joe Tucci said that early sexualisation was worrying.

"All this is selling the idea of sexualisation is a way to negotiate relationships," Dr Tucci said. "What's happened to just playing?"

Dr Tucci said if parents saw their children wearing the bands it was an opportunity to talk about tricky subjects such as sexuality.

"There's no point banning them, then you just make them more attractive," he said.

beldazar

29-09-2009, 07:52 AM

oh great. i''ve been wearing one, totally oblivious. apparently i want anal sex.

hahaha, LMAO!!! :D

Edit...just seen the above picture...these illuminous bands? I found a pile the other day and gave them to my 5 year old :eek:
Fortunately he wasnt interested and I binned them

tracker

29-09-2009, 07:59 AM

needless to say ours are in the bin!!!

yeah well done too . Dont blame ya .

:cool:

nosferatu_dj

29-09-2009, 08:10 AM

i can remember when i was a kid me and my freinds, and mostly everyone our age (also some adults) knew about these bands.

altho back then it was those black rings you find around pip fittings (they would create a seal on the thread)
and these where worn as a "cool thing" and there was a "sex game" that went along with them.
depending on the amount the person broke on a another person is how far they are going to go. ie 1. kiss 2. feel. and so on....

now when i see these are back in "fashion" and are now colour coded for even more "games"

deathcultreject

29-09-2009, 08:26 AM

oh great. i''ve been wearing one, totally oblivious. apparently i want anal sex.

It's writen all over you, blowjob lips.

You have now lost the right to say 'no'

No ones going to molest children for wearing a shag band unless they were a psycho anyway.

deathcultreject

29-09-2009, 08:56 AM

good post. for all the so-called awareness of media manipulation, it seems the "awakened" are just as prone to ridiculous knee-jerk reactions as the rest of the flock

I didn't have a knee jerk reaction.

I just wondered what all the fuss was about.

I can see why parents would get anoyed. They think it's the same thing as wearing a T shirt saying " I <3 anal" or something like that.

It doesn't really stand out as a psychological tactic from paedophiles though.

I might be wrong. Mind control comes in a battery of techniques rather than one or two, like the death of a thousand cuts.

There are probably some sick bastards somewhere who think they can can use the craze to their advantage.

deathcultreject

29-09-2009, 09:33 AM

I didn't have a knee jerk reaction.

I just wondered what all the fuss was about.

I can see why parents would get anoyed. They think it's the same thing as wearing a T shirt saying " I <3 anal" or something like that.

It doesn't really stand out as a psychological tactic from paedophiles though.

I might be wrong. Mind control comes in a battery of techniques rather than one or two, like the death of a thousand cuts.

There are probably some sick bastards somewhere who think they can can use the craze to their advantage.

I'll correct what I just wrote,

Some areas of mind control involve a battery of insideous methods. Other areas involve drugs, torture and rape, etc.

I could see gang stalkers muttering things like "But you wore a shag band," or shouting it outside a target's house to build up the sense of "No one will believe you, you asked for it, etc." It's one of the things that stalkers do.

Personaly I wouldn't put too much blame on the way kids talk to each other, I'd blame it on the existence of pedos and gang stalkers, because they'll twist anything to their agenda, and they'll try to make their distortions prevalent.

antinwo

29-09-2009, 05:29 PM

hahahahaha! don't we all these days! pmsl.:D

No:D