what's your worst guilty pleasure?

[bozo]

What is it that you enjoy the most that goes against your principles or outlook?
As a republican and a socialist, I am ashamed to say how much I like a gamble, particularly backing horses.
Horseracing is known as " the sport of kings ", hence my guilt regarding monarchy.
It is also capitalist in its operation and popular with Saudi rulers.
It is also considered to be cruel by animal protection activists.
Trouble is, I love the challenge of reading form and selecting the horse I think will win the race. I like the rush of winning some money from the bookmaker enemy. And I love watching the best horses doing their thing.
I'm a hopeless case!

[Shell B]

Hmmm, nothing I do really goes against my principles. I do not pigeon hole myself into any parties, social or political, so I can pretty much do whatever I want and not feel guilty about it.

Disclaimer: I don't want to hurt people or do fucked up things, so if you want to use the above as an excuse to think atheists are immoral assholes, can it.

[Violet]

Guilty pleasures? Me?

None that I'll continue feeling bad about in 3-4 years

[Cinjin]

I'm going to agree with both Sae and Shell B ... nothing I do makes me feel guilty.

I love drinkin, smokin, fuckin, gamblin, loud music, ruckus parties, and big, whole-hearted laughter ... oh and the occasional stoning of a teenage girl.




Oh wait ..... I'm not religious. I don't ever want to hurt anyone.

[reverendjeremiah]

I live my life with integrity.. I have no guilt.

Im not much into gambling either. I dont want it made illegal, mind you. Its just that it NEVER gave me a rush...I'm indifferent to it.

Drinking games on the other hand are quite fun

[Ace Otana]

Been thinking for the last few hours of what guilty pleasure I have or had done.
Don't think being intimate with old school teachers count.

So I've got nothing.

[Eternity]

Sorry I don't kiss and tell.

[Rev. Rye]

The Bratz movie. I saw the trailer before the fifth Harry Potter movie, and I thought: This has to be amazingly terrible. As it turns out, it was. It is like the Sherlock Jr. of unintentional comedy: literally every second in the film is either occupied with something incredibly stupid or leading up to it. And when I say "something incredibly stupid," just a few examples: All Mexicans have live-in mariachi bands, the villain character throwing a second Sweet Sixteen party, girls radically changing their outfits apparently in plain view of everyone, how dressing up like a dinosaur suddenly counts as a clique, and makeovers that make no goddamn sense even in context.

[popeyespappy]

Practicing putting holes in things. But only because I spend way too much time either at the range or the reloading bench.

[Minimalist]

None. I've earned them all.