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There oughta be a law!

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Method of Madness:
I know very little about PJ.  I'm sure a few of us live in the NYC area, which would take away the need for (significant) travel and lodging.

Barmymoo:
Sadly I'm unlikely to be back in the US for several years; a European meetup would be quite fun, we haven't really had one of those (I met three people in a pub in Leeds once but it was a very small, short meetup and they have all long since left this forum).

PJ is just another forum these days, but mostly populated by people who used to be on this forum. I feel that what makes the forum what it is today is the fact that those of us who were here then, including Paul, have learnt from what we didn't like about the old character of this forum and retained the good things.

BeoPuppy:
PJ?

I do feel that murderous midwifes would be hogging all the action on incoming and outgoing traffic.

Also: good band name.

There ought to be a law that prevents random people coming up to my kid and touching him. I mean, they wouldn't consider it cute if I did that to them, right? So what does age matter in that respect?

Papersatan:

--- Quote from: Barmymoo on 29 Oct 2012, 07:36 --- Nary a one has ever tried to murder me in my sleep!

--- End quote ---

Perhaps we have tried, but just been so unsuccessful, so that you weren't even aware of our attempts...

PJ stands for Pocket Jury, it is was a term started by a group of people who used to post here. A forum/blog thingy was started with the same name and a bunch of people stopped posting here when they stated posting there.  Some people post both places.  I keep up with the pj people via IRC, but don't use the forum. I actually started posting here after the first Toroncon (the first meet up).  I was Stephen's plus one, so I am one of the few people who met fourmites in person before I knew them online. 

Lines:
PJ = Pocket Jury. I mean, you could look it up, but it's very much the old character of this forum (which didn't work here, hence the exodus) and it isn't for everyone. I read it occasionally, but I almost never post there anymore.

The touching children thing reminds me: TOBAL against people walking up to pregnant women they don't know and touching their bellies. Even if you do know the woman, you still need to ask and you need to respect her decision when she says she doesn't want you touching her belly!

Edit: Kat posted when I was writing, so sorry about the redundancy!

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