Radical muslim preacher Anjem Choudary wanted these pics removed from the internet...

[Big Blue Sky]

I fully recognize its their problem and not mine. But I do love them and don't want to see them miss some great job opportunity because of old pics resurfacing. Teenagers and people in their early-20's often don't have the best long-range foresight. That's what friends and family are for, to try and help soften those edges until they grow up a bit.

Here everything is summed up





Teens have the best way of life.

[Doubting Thomas]

What Mr. Choudary doesn't seem to understand is that the internet is forever. What you do today can remain online for as long as there's an internet.

Maybe he should just take a cue from the fundie Christians and talk about how he was an evil sinner who drank alcohol and partied all the time before he found Allah. Christians always eat that shit up, I don't know about Muslims though.

[Rahul]

What confuses me is why people experience regret. No matter what stupid things I did in the past, I do not regret having done them because they were learning experiences.

You can't tell me that you've never found yourself in a back alley at 3 am in the morning standing over yet another dead prostitute and not felt regret.

This can't just be me.

[Doubting Thomas]

It's the ones who don't feel regret who scare me.