An old house, a geek, a cute transvestite, a very tall lesbian, and at least one ghost–what could happen? – Adult situations and artistic nudity. Not suitable for children.
Given that I’m from Washington, I swear that’s the SR512 on ramp heading off I5 towards Puyallup. Although, if that IS the case, Ace took a really long route from SeaTac airport, because that section of on ramp heads North and merges onto a road heading East. 😀
Incidentally, if you keep going through there you’ll eventually merge onto SE167, which brings you to SR410, and right through my sort of home town of Sumner. (I actually lived in Orting, which is a little South, but I went to Sumner schools. Until Ken Behring bought the Seahawks and started developing the area, Orting had a gas station and a Safeway and that was more or less it.)
Considering most of such laws were put in place with ill intent to begin with, and that Rocky is A) black, B) homosexual, and C) far enough a deviation from a more typical female archetype that someone could easily label her as a transvestite or transgender, if they were motivated to do so… She is extremely vulnerable to the kind of predatory monsters who would choose to hurt her for fun, and face almost no consequences or restraints to do so because there’s one of many flimsy laws that allow them to slap the label “criminal” over her head, immediately negating just about every human right she might have thought protected her.
We already HAD laws to protect the vulnerable from genuine sexual predators; kidnapping and rape laws cover virtually every REAL sex crime possible. The dozens of new laws added each year claiming to protect vulnerable persons from exactly those things are intended to make it possible to arrest, prosecute and capture people who HAVEN’T kidnapped or raped anyone. If they make the public awareness at all before they’re pushed through into codified law, they’re usually pitched as necessary to “protect children” in some vague manner.
Given that I’m from Washington, I swear that’s the SR512 on ramp heading off I5 towards Puyallup. Although, if that IS the case, Ace took a really long route from SeaTac airport, because that section of on ramp heads North and merges onto a road heading East. 😀
Incidentally, if you keep going through there you’ll eventually merge onto SE167, which brings you to SR410, and right through my sort of home town of Sumner. (I actually lived in Orting, which is a little South, but I went to Sumner schools. Until Ken Behring bought the Seahawks and started developing the area, Orting had a gas station and a Safeway and that was more or less it.)
This background photo is an extremely generic exit, with no real identifying landmarks I can see.
I wouldn’t assume too much.
Considering most of such laws were put in place with ill intent to begin with, and that Rocky is A) black, B) homosexual, and C) far enough a deviation from a more typical female archetype that someone could easily label her as a transvestite or transgender, if they were motivated to do so… She is extremely vulnerable to the kind of predatory monsters who would choose to hurt her for fun, and face almost no consequences or restraints to do so because there’s one of many flimsy laws that allow them to slap the label “criminal” over her head, immediately negating just about every human right she might have thought protected her.
We already HAD laws to protect the vulnerable from genuine sexual predators; kidnapping and rape laws cover virtually every REAL sex crime possible. The dozens of new laws added each year claiming to protect vulnerable persons from exactly those things are intended to make it possible to arrest, prosecute and capture people who HAVEN’T kidnapped or raped anyone. If they make the public awareness at all before they’re pushed through into codified law, they’re usually pitched as necessary to “protect children” in some vague manner.