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BUT, you CAN buy a few minutes of a person's time...... Yes Greg, that's called prostitution. It has it's place if you so consider it to be part of your ethos. I must say, like Midnite, I've run out of popcorn.  Brian, I gotta hand it to ya. Someone here called me an amateur. I truely am, in regards to your response. But then again, when you're an educator, and not a money grabbing vanity proposer, I guess the difference is obvious. Nice work. cheers, niteshift The definition of prostitution according to dictionary.com is as follows: 1. A woman who engages in sexual intercourse for money 2. A man who engages in such activity, especially in homosexual practices 3. A person who offers his talent or work for unworthy purposes This debate is turning into something that I never intended for it to turn into. I appreciate Brian's response. I appreciate Ron's response, and I appreciate everybody else's response. I know some people are going to say Blazetrak qualifies as "prostitution" under definition #3, but let me point out the definition of "unworthy" first: 1. Not adequate of merit or character 2. Not commendable or creditable Blazetrak never lied about what they're about. They never lied about what they can do. They presented themselves well and they defended their integrity. In no way did they try to deceive anyone and everything they offer and promise is crystal clear (read the entire thread). The only time they would become "unworthy" is if they didn't follow through with everything they promise.
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