Groomer (and also OK Groomer)

The old page

Now it redirects to bridegroom lol

Definitely not found on Wikipedia, but the term is mentioned here

Groomer is a term for an adult who prepares a child for sexual abuse, or worse.  You have to go to urban dictionary to find it defined.  Child grooming used to be a positive term.  Now it all about sexual grooming.

groomer

a groomer is someone who builds a relationship, trust and emotional connection with a child or young person so they can manipulate, exploit and abuse them.

groomer

A much older adult who has sex with teenagers.

"At the age of 16, an attractive, naïve, yet horribly precocious only child living in Twickenham, Barber began a two-year sexual relationship with a much older man whom she calls Simon. Nowadays, flashy Simon, with his posh motors and fancy cigars, would be called a predator or a groomer but back then, still in the days when even the brightest girls were expected to bag a man at the first opportunity, it was Barber's parents who actively encouraged the affair." (Review in The Scotsman, July 15, 2009)

Redpanels and stonetoss

 This is almost impossible to believe.  Until you remember Wikipedia is now completely dominated by the woke.  And almost devoid of humor.

Redpanels (archived)

Stonetoss (active)

I would try to explain WHY wikipedians refuse to even mention these two comic strips, but anyone who looks at them can figure it out.  Wikipedia doesn't want any attention to go to those that are "not correct", something they actually led to this blog being created.  For the record, I do not agree with or support some of the ideas being mocked in these extensive comic strips.  But I do laugh at them.

The reason for deletion of these things, that exist, is the old "not notable", which is hilarious. 

 Really it is.

For example ...

Space Moose has an extensive entry.  Most people have never heard of it either.  But it's extensive sodomy and rape themes are explored and linked to. (FYI I have read ever space moose comic, starting back in 1998)

Do I need to go on?