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by I need clarification 06/25/2003, 7:30pm PDT |
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Lizard_King wrote:
I think you forget that Germany has such wonderful standards as having courts issue injunctions against critiquing Schroeder's hair dye and France does its best prosecuting authors for writing books that are "racist" (ie that include characters that hate Muslims, for instance). Anything is possible, esp given the EU's tendency to take individual European clusterfucks and multiply them by ten while applying them all around.
Where all you have to do if you want to see a naked woman in a magazine is be over the age of 18 in a state which allows the sale of adult materials (to adults), go to the nearest 7-11 (maybe), ask the clerk which magazines are available behind the counter, tell him which one you want (you don't need to look at it before purchasing - who cares what the girls look like? They're naked!), and then proudly take your brown paper bagged magazine home.
Thank god we're not uptight about sexuality like the Europeans! |
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