/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Why didn't he just delete the whole thread?

>>11669341,1
Because we'll send hundreds of angry emails because he deleted a touhou thread and get him in trouble again.

holy FUCK the janitor is ragin

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>>11669376
They made a show about eating jaypees?!

Had a friend who worked in a 1 hour photo lab a few years back. She said that a guy once brought in a roll of pictures with his <10 year old daughter in seductive poses. When he came back for the pictures, she of course had nothing to give him. She could only tell him that she had to contact the authorities because of the nature of the pictures. Astoundingly, the man seemed truly confused, she said. He thought it was perfectly legal since it was his own daughter.

Eventually one of my boss's private customers came in to drop off about a dozen rolls of 35mm. When I told him that Boss was in the hospital he became visibly agitated. He demanded to speak with him but I'd been told not to even tell anyone which hospital he was at. This really angered Customer but he left, taking the rolls of film with him.

A few days after that Customer returned. This time he was all smiles. Chatting me up, asking me about my plans for college, that sort of thing. Finally he got around to asking me if I could be trusted to develop his film for him. I said sure, I'd working there for six months, 35mm was especially easy since all he wanted was 5x7", etc. He then offered me a $100 bonus if I made sure to be extra careful with his photos. He also mentioned that I be discreet.

I know the last part sounds ominous but back then I barely blinked at the request. Like I mentioned we did a lot of commercial artwork and often we had photographers competing for the same job, be it a wedding or an advertisement, bring us their work. They were always very adamant that we not show anyone their work because the field was very competitive and they didn't want their competition to see what they would be submitting to potential clients. So yeah, no big deal.

As soon as Customer left I got to work. $100 was a lot of money back then and I was determined not to screw anything up. If it took me hundreds of pages to get the colors perfect then damn it, that's what I would do.

So. Turns out I was developing child pornography. Discovered that during the first roll of film. Hard core child porn, yep. I'm talking grown men with little girls, preteen girls.

You would have thought the police would have confiscated all the film and develop it themselves, right? Wrong. The detective who came asked me to develop all of it. Twelve rolls of 35mm. Something like 300 pictures total. For anyone who ever worked in a photo lab back then you know that it was impossible to get the pictures right without looking at them. So yes, I saw them all. Had to. Had to hang them to dry myself, adjust the temps and colors on the blurrier ones, all of that.

When I was finished several hours later the detective had me call the customer and tell him the pictures were done. And Customer came in, smile on his face, not fifteen minutes later. He was promptly arrested.

The next day I showed up at work only to discover his brother, the owner, there. He looked like hell. Apparently he'd spent most of the night with the police. He told me what happened.

Apparently Customer had spilled the beans and ratted out Owner's brother. Turns out Boss had been working with Customer for years. The victims in those photos had been girls who Customer taught piano lessons to. He had some kind of arrangement with Boss where he would create and sell the pictures in exchange for discounted photo rates and discretion. I eventually heard from another ex-employee that it turned out the arrangement had been going on for years.

Funny thing is it never made the news and I never found out what happened to either Boss or Customer. Owner closed the lab and sold the building not long after all this came to light. As for my flirtations with becoming a professional photographer? Not after that. Seriously, no exaggeration, for years after that even the smell of a photolab or the sight of freshly developed film or negatives made me sick. Thank god things went digital eventually or I may not have ever been able to take a photograph, much less have them developed, ever again.

>>11669376,3
> The victims in those photos had been girls who Customer taught piano lessons to.

Giving lessons and able to get the lolis to have sex with them? I wonder what those guys did.

So, guys, will I be able to at least hug a loli if I give some sort of lesson? I don't know what I could do.