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TX: Why Thousands of Texas Students Carried Dildos to Class This Week
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College senior Julia Dixon stuck a dildo in the side pocket of her backpack as she headed to campus, setting out to conquer her final first day of classes as an undergraduate student. A sex toy might be the last thing you’d expect to see in a college lecture hall, but on Wednesday, August 24, Dixon and thousands of University of Texas students were participating in what some are calling the largest anti-gun protest in Texas history.
“As much fun and hilarious protesting with dildos may be, the issue behind it all is nothing to joke about,” Dixon said. |
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teebonicus
(8/27/2016)
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| Those weren't dildos they were carrying, they were SELFIES! |
| Comment by:
lbauer
(8/27/2016)
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All reports indicate that about 4-5000 dildos were delivered to a crowd of a few hundred students.
Once again the left makes grand and glorious claims then fails to deliver. |
| Comment by:
Sosalty
(8/28/2016)
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| Good, I'll support the ladies rights to carry dildos and they can support responsible gun owners to carry defensive handguns. |
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