pretty much this, but in a year I wont have to =DFlap Jack452 said:I usually make myself the oldest possible option, just for teh lulz.
pretty much this, but in a year I wont have to =DFlap Jack452 said:I usually make myself the oldest possible option, just for teh lulz.
Eh, that's just Ame...Ah screw it, you all know where I'm heading with this.BonsaiK said:Unless you're bottle-fed, when you're born, one of the first things you get to see (after the inside of a vagina) is an exposed breast. You get that nipple thrust right up in your face and then you're expected to suck on it. Then for the next 18 years of your life, your crazy country does its best to make sure that you never get to see that nipple ever again, because it might "damage" you or "desensitise" you somehow. Pfft.APPCRASH said:Yep, I remember when my niece was born at the Brookings Medical Clinic Memorial Strip Bar.BonsaiK said:Topless ladies can be viewed by anyone of any age. In fact the very first thing most people see when they come out of the womb is a topless lady. So anyone blocking access to such a thing due to age is a hypocrite.
I always thought that the blurred images in ZP were more for people who watched it at work than concern for the children.odubya23 said:I'm thirty, and I gotta say, if it wasn't for snot-nosed punks under the age of sixteen, maybe they wouldn't censor Escape to the Movies and Zeropunctuation. Some of us don't need our parent's consent to hear dirty words, Escapist Magazine.
Uh, I dunno dude, I'm quite happy not seeing that particular nipple again... That might actually damage me...BonsaiK said:Unless you're bottle-fed, when you're born, one of the first things you get to see (after the inside of a vagina) is an exposed breast. You get that nipple thrust right up in your face and then you're expected to suck on it. Then for the next 18 years of your life, your crazy country does its best to make sure that you never get to see that nipple ever again, because it might "damage" you or "desensitise" you somehow. Pfft.