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Nah it's all good. Also, on that note, let me state that I don't judge.

If I am not mistaken, Tech has usually allowed seniors from several of the smaller schools that don't draw the interest for a Pro Day to work out at Tech Pro Days so they get a chance to be seen by the majority of scouts.

Maybe in Cali she will. Society is constantly changing and (for better or worse) sex still sells.

Very close to 100% of the people in the profession are abused. They're all exploited. They don't make nearly as much money as we're made to believe. It is slavery. The vast majority of girls in movies you'll see on the internet are under 18, despite claims to the contrary. "Normal" people don't make that decision. Either they're coerced into doing it (and then made to believe they can't get out, because who would want them?) or they see it as the only viable option (and there are a plethora of reasons as to why they even view it as "viable"). There is very little difference to working in the porn industry and prostitution.

I thought the same thing. Two down seasons in a row why should I expect the players to have the same energy as I do for a game. But, it was the UVa game so I thought they would be a little more jacked up. However, you could sense that they were playing with the scared to lose mentality. No killer instinct.

Oh, left off the most important part. When Sam Rogers threw that trick play TD pass to LT I completely lost it. It was obvious I wasn't a real media guy when two airplane bottles of fighting cock fell out of my fleece pockets. The UVa fans in the stands behind our bench really gave me crap for that. "Even their reporters drink during the game..." haha it was classic.

MAKE HISTORY

Class? What class? I'm staying home.

Hokie House FTW! Power hour was the best. They also served nachos on a giant pizza tray.

First of all I completely agree with TechHokie13, I too would venture to say all porn is not "entertainment" as some people choose to call it; it's sex trafficking/slavery and I believe if more people start seeing it that way then fewer people will support it and hopefully that God-forsaken "industry"(wow I hate acknowledging it that way) will lose it's consumers.

Second, this girl is destroying her future. That's great you're paying so much for your degree from Duke, NO ONE IS GOING TO HIRE YOU. Outside of a publicity firm, maybe, she's not going to have a chance in hell to get a "normal" job.

And I know people DON'T want to hear this, but check out his comparables to other TEs. THAT'S why there is so much talk about him potentially being a TE in the NFL. Yes, his comparables to other QBs is absurdly off the charts, but he also knocks it out of the park at TE, and compares well to guys like Grahame and Gronk, and now we have the stats to show. With the way the NFL is starting to lean HEAVILY on the TE position right now, I would not be surprised if there is a growing market for Logan as a TE project right now over being a QB prospect, and I would suspect his future earnings potential could be greater as a TE.

Using that logic you're a slave. Since money forced you to have a job. You don't wake up one day and decide "You know what sounds like fun? Working my ass of 40 hours a week to make some guy in a suit on the other side of the country rich." There is a gigantic difference between working in porn and the sex trade.

His statement is such and massive and erroneous generalization it's ridiculous. Some women do go into that industry because it can be extremely lucrative and pays the bills. This is not to detract from the men and women who are forced into this against their will, but don't state that normal people who make a decision are being abused.

Not necessarily "against her will," but I'd say it's not exactly like she was choosing between working at Staples and getting railed by a few dozen dudes and picked the latter cause she thought it'd be fun. My point is that emotionally healthy people don't choose that profession as a viable option. I wouldn't be shocked in the least if she and Fishburne's daughter had been sexually abused at some point in their life. It's not empowering (regardless of what she says. In all honesty, she really is lying, even possibly to herself - and I'm quoting the girl that's been there before on this one). It's a demeaning, abusive profession. A 30 minute movie can take 8-12 hours to film. Extensive reconstructive surgery (I think you can guess where) is very common among those women simply because of the abuse their lady bits take. Add to the fact that the women in these jobs take home only a tiny portion (or, for strippers and prostitutes next to none) of the money they're responsible for making, and it's hard to see this as anything other than human exploitation.