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Is it loving David Furnis and Elton John or what? All uk newspapers can't say who it is, and google has BLOCKED it The way I found out was by searching the youtube comments section gently caress censorship http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/04/12/sun-on-sunday-lodges-fresh-bid-to-overturn-celebrity-threesome-i/
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Not in the public interest.
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Apr 14, 2016 10:15
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From the OP's article:
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Apr 14, 2016 10:16
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If any of the above are involved then perhaps this information should be suppressed for public health reasons.
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Apr 14, 2016 10:17
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Do you really want details of olive oil buttstuffin'? Expecially old men buttstuff?
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Apr 14, 2016 10:17
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Jumpingmanjim posted:From the OP's article: how come good looking british people are good looking in a normal way, but ugly british people are always ugly in a freakish goblin way?
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Apr 14, 2016 10:21
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I may not want to know the gory details of Elton Bum's sex life but I demand the right to know it if I want to. Google can suck my dick (greased up in a paddling pool)
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Apr 14, 2016 10:22
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so did something illegal happen or what I'm confused you just wanna know if some random people had a threesome? wtf is wrong with you op
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DO NOT READ IF YOU ARE IN ENGLAND: Why the English media could go to jail for reporting on the olive oil trysts of Elton John’s husband It has gay threesomes, a Canadian, olive oil wrestling and one of Great Britain’s most legendary celebrities. But while Americans, Scots and anybody with an internet connection can read the salacious details of Sir Elton John’s open marriage, a controversial injunction could put English and Welsh journalists in jail if they report the same. “This is an absolute farce,” British MP Philip Davies, a member of the Commons’ justice select committee, told U.K. media. The story, as reported last week in the New York-based National Enquirer, is that David Furnish, the Canadian husband of Sir Elton John, has carried on a lengthy affair with British businessman Daniel Laurence. The three-page exposé detailed trysts in luxury hotels, threesomes and even a bout of olive oil wrestling, but despite Enquirer claims of Furnish’s “betrayal,” the whole affair appears to be in keeping with the couple’s open sexual relationship. Nevertheless, before the story could hit the U.K. tabloid-sphere, John secured a court-ordered injunction barring any mention or his or Furnish’ names in English or Welsh media. Before the Court of Appeal, lawyers for John argued that the couple had never courted publicity over their private life, and that releasing details of their sex life would be “devastating.” Instead, English newspapers have merely attributed the story’s details to a “well known celebrity couple,” leaving thousands of Britons to journey online and solve the mystery on their own. At times, the term “celebrity couple” could be seen trending suspiciously close to the terms “David Furnish” and “Elton John” on social media. On Sunday, the couple’s names hit the pages of the Sunday Mail in Scotland, where newspapers are subject to a different legal system than in England or Wales. “It is not about the stories they are trying to stop but the absurdity of trying to prevent a free press identifying them when the whole world already knows who they are,” read an accompanying editorial. As British sources have noted, the consensual proclivities of David Furnish are generally of little interest to the mainstream British public. But the story has gained nationwide traction as a battle against a “draconian” pre-digital age law. “Should press freedom be curtailed by the rich on the grounds that they don’t want their children to be embarrassed?” wrote blogger Paul Staines, who writes under the name “Guido Fawkes.” Staines, who operates outside the jurisdiction of the injunction, joined the Sunday Mail in reporting the couple’s names, which as reported only as “PJS” and “YMA” in English media. Privacy injunctions are a touchy subject in Great Britain, where they have been criticized as a tool for the rich and powerful to hide damning or even hypocritical details of their private lives. In 2008, for instance, BBC presenter Andrew Marr obtained an injunction gagging fellow journalists from reporting on his affair with a female colleague. In that case, Marr had obtained a “super-injunction” which, unlike the Furnish and John injunction, had barred British media from even mentioning than an injunction existed. British reporters derided the measure as a “touch hypocritical,” and Marr later expressed embarrassment when the injunction came to light. Should an injunction be broken by an English newspaper, they could be up on criminal contempt of court charges, which carry the possibility of jail time. Even English or Welsh citizens who name John or Furnish on social media could be subject to prosecution. There is one possible work-around to the law, however. If a member of the House of Commons were to mention Furnish and John’s names during a debate, they would be protected from prosecution by parliamentary privilege. That was the case in 2011, when Liberal Democrat MP John Hemming named soccer player Ryan Giggs as having obtained an injunction to bar reporting on his alleged affair with a former Miss Wales. “It’s absurd trying to hold back the flow of information in the digital age by using a court order that can only go as far as Hadrian’s Wall,” said Hemming, who lost his seat last, in response to the current publication ban. Hadrian’s Wall, of course, is the island-girdling Roman-era stone wall constructed just south of the Scottish/English border. An unnamed MP was reportedly planning to break the mystery surrounding the latest “celebrity couple”—until House of Commons speaker John Bercow announced a crackdown on any members looking to “breach the terms of any injunction/super injunction.” In the past, celebrities have questioned the utility of an injunction since—as in the case of PJS/YMA affair—they merely serve to attract additional attention. In 2011, Top Gear host Jeremy Clarkson lifted an injunction that would have barred his ex-wife from writing about his personal life. “Injunctions don’t work, they’re completely pointless and unbelievably expensive,” he told The Independent. http://news.nationalpost.com/news/world/why-the-english-media-could-go-to-jail-for-reporting-on-the-olive-oil-trysts-of-elton-johns-husband
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Jumpingmanjim posted:If any of the above are involved then perhaps this information should be suppressed for public health reasons. Just read the story and maybe it should be run for public health reasons. While children are being used as a shield, I'm inclined to go with the public interest here. The potentially damaging part of the story is not that middle aged men had a threesome and paddled around in olive oil. The Enquirer reports that British businessman Daniel Laurence claims he had three encounters with Furnish, including one that involved “risky sex”. Elton’s lawyers deny Furnish had unprotected sex with Laurence. The unprotected sex allegation is particularly damaging because Furnish helps run Elton’s AIDS Foundation. http://order-order.com/2016/04/11/lawyers-only-people-enjoying-celebrity-threesome/ Lolie fucked around with this message at 10:37 on Apr 14, 2016 |
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Apr 14, 2016 10:34
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Was it extra virgin olive oil?
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Apr 14, 2016 10:35
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SirEvelynTremble posted:Is it loving David Furnis and Elton John or what? Calm down, relax, go to the pub and have some ale, crisps, and chips, then put the leftovers in the boot of your car and bring them back to your flat to relax and enjoy later while watching 
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Apr 14, 2016 10:37
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Why the gently caress would I want to see a bunch of pasty brits nail each other? It would be like watching two loaves of bread slowly bake into each other in the oven.
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Apr 14, 2016 10:42
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Maldoror posted:Calm down, relax, go to the pub and have some ale, crisps, and chips, then put the leftovers in the boot of your car and bring them back to your flat to relax and enjoy later while watching Thanks mate. I dropped my chips on the pavement, but a copper came and helped me pick them up Censorship pisses me off even though my sexual identity wasn't turned into a meme by idiots
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SirEvelynTremble posted:Is it loving David Furnis and Elton John or what? It's David Cameron and two dead pigs
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Apr 14, 2016 10:50
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 BEAKING NEWS gay people like loving
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Apr 14, 2016 11:37
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You've misunderstood, A "UK Gagging Order" is just one of the multiple sex acts that took place.
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criscodisco posted:Why the gently caress would I want to see a bunch of pasty brits nail each other? It would be like watching two loaves of bread slowly bake into each other in the oven. im masturb ating
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lonesomedwarf posted:im masturb ating Having a wank eh? You cheeky blighter.
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Apr 14, 2016 12:09
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"These famous rich gay men hosed eachother like crazy and then came everywhere. Unbelievable." -British ppl
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Apr 14, 2016 12:15
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New definition of fully furnished in urbandictionary is "greased up pasty Englishman"
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Apr 14, 2016 12:17
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Whatever happened with the massive pedophile ring
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Apr 14, 2016 12:23
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cor blimey
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Toadvine posted:Whatever happened with the massive pedophile ring england still exists
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Hell Yeah posted:"These famous rich gay men hosed eachother like crazy and then came everywhere. Unbelievable." -British ppl "old elty jonny had a bit of the ol' greasy weasy pokey wokey? yer 'avin' a laugh, aintya? 23 skiddoo!" -brits
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Apr 14, 2016 12:26
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Toadvine posted:Whatever happened with the massive pedophile ring idk i still see adtrw in the forums list
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lonesomedwarf posted:"old elty jonny had a bit of the ol' greasy weasy pokey wokey? yer 'avin' a laugh, aintya? 23 skiddoo!" -brits the prime minister isn't the only one handing out gag orders if you know what i mean
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Apr 14, 2016 12:38
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like elton jon told another guy to gag on his hairy balls is what i mean
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Apr 14, 2016 12:38
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Hell Yeah posted:like elton jon told another guy to gag on his hairy balls is what i mean i imagine elton john shaves
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Apr 14, 2016 12:43
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Hell Yeah posted:like elton jon told another guy to gag on his hairy balls is what i mean I imagine he has tiny hairless balls, but he likes to put on a big 17th century french wig on them from time to time.
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Apr 14, 2016 12:44
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Telegraph posted:The celebrity, identified only as PJS, won a banning order preventing publication of details of his sexual liaison after appeal judges ruled that his right to privacy outweighed the Sun on Sunday's right to publish its exclusive story. A normal person wants privacy with something involving a celebrity 
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Apr 14, 2016 13:04
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I thought the uk banned gagging along with spanking and female squirting?
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Apr 14, 2016 13:22
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its called havin' a shag, op
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https://twitter.com/Ricardo_Bald/status/718373313156943873
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Apr 14, 2016 13:37
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It was just a regular injunction though not a #superinjunction Also it sounds pretty dumb
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Apr 14, 2016 13:50
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The only time homo stuff like this should make the news is when one of the people doing homo stuff is a closeted politician or other notable public figure who does poo poo like campaigning to make homo stuff illegal. In that case ya make it a big huge spectacle, otherwise nobody should care about any of this bullshit.
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EvilJoven posted:The only time homo stuff like this should make the news is when one of the people doing homo stuff is a closeted politician or other notable public figure who does poo poo like campaigning to make homo stuff illegal. if there wasnt a gag order nobody would give a gently caress lol
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you'd think gay dudes would have heard of the streisand effect
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hows that lack of a bill of rights treating you limeys   Jose Mengelez posted:you'd think gay dudes would have heard of the streisand effect
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I don't know who any of these people are except Elton John. I hope he had a good time or whatever.
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