If your Son in Law used Jack Laytons Massage story. Would you believe.

[FatOne]

Let us assume it is 16 years ago, you are old enough to have a married daughter and she one day tells you that her hubby was found at a rub and tug operation by the cops, that hubby told your daughter before hand that he was going for a massage. Hubby also says he thought there was only a legit massage going on.

You would believe it.

Really, if you take all the politics out of it, just some guy who is banging your little girl, could you actually believe the story.



I am going with the story that Olivia claims to have know about the appointments before hand. I don't believe it, but for the sake of the poll let us assume.

 

[canada-man]

it was 15 years ago let it go

 

[Brill]

None of my business, she's a grown woman.
If my daughter choses to believe it or if she says she does because she wants to save face, who am I to judge?

 

[gcostanza]

The Cake is a Lie ?


Cake, what cake ?

Is Cake slang for something ?

 

[ITHAAPUDDYTAT]

I am ok with it, as he thought it was a licenced clinic. Get that, a licensed clinic, not a licensed massage parlour. He, does not know the difference from a clinic and a Massage parlour. Oh, wait he was on council< where they dealt with that sort of licensing. Speak the truth, or you are a liar, thats all I am saying.

 

[someone]

The Cake is a Lie ?


Cake, what cake ?

Is Cake slang for something ?

That got me confused too. I was wondering if Cake referred to the story Jack told.

 

[fuji]

In asia most of the legitimate massage parlours offer extras if you ask. Men do go for regular massages. Some men get extras. In the context of an asian culture it's not that hard to believe that (a) the parlour was offering both legitimate and non-legitimate massages, and that (b) Layton might really have been there for the legitimate massage, choosing a chinatown parlour for authenticity.

Would I be suspicious? Sure. But if you know the culture it's equally possible he's telling the truth. Moreover, he may have been aware that extras were available but still only gone for the massage. Or he may have got the extras. Who knows.

At any rate given how old this information is, that Olivia would have known about it at the time, and that they have stayed together ever since I really think it's a non-story and that somebody is desperate to smear Layton.

 

[anon1]

As hobbyists, there's no way any of us would believe the story.
But not everyone is a hobbyist.

 

[fuji]

The Cake is a Lie ?

 

[Mervyn]

Really, if you take all the politics out of it, just some guy who is banging your little girl, could you actually believe the story.

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I would find even harder to believe it under those circumstances , as this one affects my daughter.

I would then go check this place out

 

[blackrock13]

Is my son in law possibly Canada's next PM?

 

[fuji]

Is my son in law possibly Canada's next PM?

Are you Olivia's dad?

 

[FatOne]

Is my son in law possibly Canada's next PM?

I was trying to take the politics out of it.

None of my business, she's a grown woman.
If my daughter choses to believe it or if she says she does because she wants to save face, who am I to judge?

It is your own child. Not some generic woman. The question is not if you would convince her otherwise, or visit the son in law with Mr Baseball Bat.
Simply would you buy the story.

So once your kids turn 18, you lose all interest or care. Nice.

Thats it. Portal the game. The enemy computer keeps offering the promise of cake, but the cake is a lie... or is it.

 

[fuji]

Thats it. Portal the game. The enemy computer keeps offering the promise of cake, but the cake is a lie... or is it.

Best credit roll in the history of gaming too, in my opinion. Yeah innovative game.. not sure about "Portal 2", is it just as fun twice? I think maybe the novelty would wear off? Have you played 2?