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The Danes have kindly produced a consent app for citizens who may wish to have sex with one another.

The app allows “permission for one intercourse, valid for 24 hours”, but adds that it can be “withdrawn at any time”. Well, indeed. Very swiftly, I would suggest, having met some Danes.

And so we await the court case where one participant claims she was drunk when she tapped the button on the phone, thus rendering the consent meaningless.

Proffer the phone, with the open app, around the room until there is a yea. Akin to the older technique of simply asking random strangers “Hi, fancy a fuck?”

According to those who have tried it this produces a lot of slaps and yet a constant stream of slap and tickle.

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5 years ago

It’s somewhat reminiscent of the Open Source Boob Project. The creator of OSBP, a very talented author, was very nearly cancelled by the feminazis for coming up with the idea.

Andy ex-Taiwan
5 years ago

I might have mentioned it here before but there was an old Spitting Image sketch along these lines, a couple in bed decide to ‘take precautions’, and their lawyers pop out with the necessary paperwork. Sadly it doesn’t seem to be on YouTube.

Once again yesterdays satire is today’s sad reality

Chris
Chris
5 years ago

Making one intercourse last 24 hours is pretty impressive.

So Much For Subtlety
So Much For Subtlety
5 years ago

Chris February 7, 2021 at 11:56 am – “Making one intercourse last 24 hours is pretty impressive.”

23 hours, 57 minutes and 30 seconds of buying dinner, drinks and a lot of begging?

Bloke in China (Germany province)
Bloke in China (Germany province)
5 years ago

Does that approach get you slaps from the slappers, or slap and tickle from the slappers?

I think we should be told.

Steve
Steve
5 years ago

Does this mean I won’t have to fill in the “Sex” box on forms with “YES PLEASE!” anymore?

Rob
Rob
5 years ago

And so we await the court case where one participant claims she was drunk when she tapped the button on the phone, thus rendering the consent meaningless.

Well yes, it is designed so the contract applies to only one of the party. Who ever thought it would be any different?

Grikath
Grikath
5 years ago

A good 1000 years ago, a poor monk exclaimed: “Who will rid us if the Danes?!”

Fancy them doing it to themselves nowadays…

Jim
Jim
5 years ago

“but there was an old Spitting Image sketch along these lines, a couple in bed decide to ‘take precautions’, and their lawyers pop out with the necessary paperwork. Sadly it doesn’t seem to be on YouTube.”

Fry and Laurie did a version of the same:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxFU_fIUawM

Kjerulf
Kjerulf
5 years ago

Jim: I knew Fry was rather keen on man love but Fry?

Grikath: no such luck, we’re not going away

Chris: well, yes. We Danes are like that. Bow to your lords and masters.

Pete in Whanganui
Pete in Whanganui
5 years ago

…and there’s this short: Consent (2004). On YouTube here.

Ben S
Ben S
5 years ago

Goodness, I’m pretty sure I made a dystopian joke about this here a while ago.

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