Texas lawmaker wants men fined for masturbation

Bugtussle =/= "worldwide". Your half witted sneer is American exceptionalism at its creepiest.Librarians have degrees and not just from the play schools that pass for universities in the USA. Freud worship is over and in the rest of the world was over in the 1970s

Since when did you need a degree to put books on shelves?

The librarians in my county, Ades, are all volunteers of the community. Hell, nowadays, they're more admin/IT staff. Customers lend books via these machines where you just scan your membership card to access your library account, scan the barcodes on the books, select option to lend, voila! 

I frequently go to libraries Ades. The ones in the Vale of Glamorgan are run by volunteers, no degree required. And they are mainly doing admin, IT, and stacking the books.

The leaving age in the UK is 16. I left at 18, while in Germany, after doing an A-Level in English Literature.

Get this through your fucking ugly head. You don't know shit about me, so don't make up fucking stupid stories that reflect your own ugliness and probably aspects of your own pathetic excuse of a life. I don't live in a hostel, as far as I know, no such thing exists in the Vale of Glamorgan. Tramps like you are usually found pissing in the streets in Cardiff.

And "lend" is the term the local libraries use.

"A lending library is a library from which books and other media are lent out."

So, FAIL once again for the English teacher. Don't YOU ever fucking dare comment on my literacy, you retarded little scrotum faced witch. Your continued pretence of being an expert has gone beyond parody, and your obnoxious attitude, especially when you pick flaws where there aren't any, just proves your lack of social graces, indicative of someone who has no friends.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Council_Office_and_Library

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That is the one I frequent most.
And yes, borrow/lend difference. But it is common to hear "lend" in informal English, and this isn't a fucking classroom.


I left school June 1998, the school was Windsor Comprehensive School at JHQ (that's Joint Headquarters, as in military base) in Germany. The heavy alcohol use came later. 😉

I wonder if she realises that some of the things she says border on libellous.

Perhaps the sentence wasn't punctuated correctly.  I think the original was, "Texas lawmaker wants men, fined for masturbation.

Oh do tell! What did she say?

There are 9 libraries in the Vale of Glamorgan
There are four full-time libraries and five community run libraries. See their individual pages for contact details, opening hours and the services they offer.


Barry library has the largest selection of books in the Vale and an extensive collection of music and DVDs. Customers can return and check out their own books using a self service checkout.

The County main reference library and local studies collections are based on the first floor. The library also has:

- An ICT suite
- Children and Youth Area
- Community Room
- Free computer and Internet access with scanning and printing available
- Free WiFi (available via The Cloud)
- Photocopier - black and white A4 and A3
- Fax service
- Newspapers and magazines
- Meeting rooms available to hire

Room Hire
The Philip John Room, Small Community Room, the IT suite and a board room are all available to hire.

Accessibility: The library is on two floors. There are automatic entrance doors, a lift and disabled toilet facilities. A hearing loop is installed at each counter. Additional facilities include Zoomtext installed on a number of computers, an adapted computer, a Smartview magnifier and a scanner that will play back the printed word.

Tel: 01446 422425 (General Enquiries) / 01446 422423 (Reference Enquiries)
Fax: 01446 709377
Email: barrylibrary@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk



Cowbridge Library is a bright, welcoming and lively space, offering something for all the family. The library boasts an IT suite, a separate children’s area and self-service machines. It also has:

- A wide range of books, music, DVDs and talking books
- A children's area with books and five dedicated PCs
- Local History Collection
- An ICT suite with 10 computers
- Free computer and Internet access with scanning and printing available
- Free WiFi (available via The Cloud)
- Photocopier - black and white A4 and A3

Accessibility: The library is all on one level. There are automatic entrance doors and disabled toilet facilities. A hearing loop is installed at the counter. Additional facilities include an adapted computer, a Smartview magnifier and a scanner that will play back the printed word.

Tel: 01446 773941
Fax: 01446 771353
Email: CowbridgeLibrary@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk


Llantwit Major Library recently underwent an extensive refurbishment and is now a modern, bright and attractive library offering a warm, welcoming space for all its users.

- A wide range of books, DVDs and talking books
- A colourful children’s area with four dedicated PCs
- A local history collection
- Free computer and Internet access with scanning and printing available
- Free WiFi (available via The Cloud)
- Photocopier - black and white A4 and A3
- Tables for studying, reading or quiet contemplation

Accessibility: The library is reached by a concrete ramp, with a very slight incline, leading to automatic entrance doors. There is a car park a short walk away. A hearing loop is installed at the counter. There are public toilet facilities.

Tel: 01446 792700
Email: LlantwitMajorLibrary@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk


Penarth library has a wide selection of books for loan and a large and varied multimedia library, stocking the latest movies, TV shows and music albums.

- Free computer and Internet access with scanning and printing available
- Free WiFi (available via The Cloud)
- Photocopier - black and white A4 and A3
- Fax service
- Newspapers and magazines
- Local history collection

Accessibility: The library entrance is reached by a ramp or steps. Once inside the building, visitors can use a lift to the first floor and basement. There is a hearing loop at the counter. Limited on street parking is available outside the library.

Tel: 029 2070 8438
Fax: 029 2070 6564
Email: PenarthLibrary@valeofglamorgan.gov.uk


Dinas Powys library has a wide range of books for children and adults, there are 8 computers available with free internet access. The library also has:

- Reference information in hard copy and [online]
- Talking books and large print books
- Faxing, photocopying
- Welsh books
- Foreign-language learning materials

Accessibility: The library has a small car park. Access to the building is via automatic doors. The library is on one level and there is a low level counter with a hearing loop.

To volunteer at the library, please get in touch:
Tel: 029 2051 2556
Email: khatton263@btinternet.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/dinaspowyslibrary



Rhoose library has a wide range of books for children and adults, there are 4 computers available with free internet access. The library also has:

- Reference information in hard copy
- Talking books and large print books
- Photocopying
- Welsh books

Accessibility: The small car park has a designated disabled parking bay. Access to the building is via automatic doors (using a push pad) and there is a sharp turn right inside a small foyer area. A hearing loop is installed at the library.

To volunteer at the library, please get in touch:
Tel: 01446 710220
Email: rhooselibrary@yahoo.co.uk
Facebook: Like on Facebook


St. Athan library is in the centre of the village, near the post office. The branch has a friendly atmosphere and a good range of popular books and talking books for adults and children.

There are 6 PCs connected to the internet and A4 photocopying services.

Accessibility: The library is reached via a ramp to the entrance door. A hearing loop is installed at the library desk. Parking is available in the lane outside the library. There are no toilet facilities.

To volunteer at the library, please get in touch:
Tel: 01446 751497
Email: SACHaL@stathancommunityhubandlibrary.org


Sully library has a wide range of books for children and adults, there are 4 computers available with free internet access. The library also has:

- Reference information
- Free Wi-Fi
- Talking books and large print books
- Welsh books
- Official Vale of Glamorgan recycling provisions.

Accessibility: There is a disabled parking space directly outside the library and an accessible toilet inside. A hearing loop is installed at the library desk.

To volunteer at the library, please get in touch:
Tel: 02920 531267
Email: sullylibrarytrust@gmail.com


Wenvoe is a busy village library well used by the local community for leisure reading. There is a good selection of up to date books and talking books to choose from and these are changed regularly. There are 4 public PCs connected to the internet and an A4 photocopier for public use.

Accessibility: There is ample car parking next to the library. Access to the building is via a slight incline to the front door. There is a hearing loop at the desk and the library has accessible toilet facilities.

To volunteer at the library, please get in touch:
Tel: 02920 594176
Facebook: www.facebook.com/wenvoe




Want to contact them, tell em they're not real libraries? Just outreaches for the wives of farm labourers? Curious comment from the class warrior. Do you think libraries are just for an elite few? Why the city folk prejudice about the country? You a townie, Adesy? Life outside urban squalor frightens you? They're not all rich people, you know? 😉

The plain reading of the text is that Onan was killed for disobeying God. God told him to do one thing (impregnate his brother's wife) and he did another (not impregnating his brother's wife). There's nothing in there that says he was punished for spilling his seed. To "go in to" someone means to have sex with them. This means that Onan was practicing coitus interruptus (a form of contraception) and not masturbation. If "every sperm is sacred," then this also means that having a wet dream is a sin (and I personally don't believe that a person can accidentally sin). Heck, it would also mean that regular sex would be a sin, because 95% of the sperm never do anything anyway. They just die.