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but what about the children?
Lunch Lady Revealed To Have Porn Past
When we were in school, we never fantasized about our lunch lady—but then again, our lunch lady was an old, cranky, and not particularly nice woman; and she definitely wasn't a former pornstar. If she was—well, we would have enjoyed that Salisbury steak a whole lot more, that's for sure. For some reason, though, other people don't seem to see it that way. Instead of rejoicing over the fact that Louisa Tuck, a cafeteria aide at D'Ippolito Elementary School, worked for years as Crystal Gunns, parents are actually protesting. Insane! We've pulled a clip from Crystal's porn days, just to give you an idea of her talents. Take a look after the jump—we think you'll agree that this hysteria is just madness. More » -
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Australia Continues To Fight The Menace Of Internet Porn
Australia's attempt to block all internet porn from entering its borders keeps marching on. In the filter's current incarnation, over 10,000 sites would be blocked, with no way to completely opt out of the filter. So the next time some Aussie pop star sheds her top, no one will know. Well, no one in Australia, at least. (avn.com) -
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Playboy Models Hit The Slopes, Parents Freak Out
The long-awaited Playboy/Burton snowboard collaboration (also known as Burton Love snowboards) is finally in stores — and, somewhat unsurprisingly, parents are already complaining about them. If you ask us, parents who let their kids snowboard have already done far more damage than the sight of a naked lady ever could — but either way, we're sure the kids will be just fine. Video after the jump. More »
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But What About The Grownups?
The Swiss government is working hard to protect children from the evils of pornography... by banning pornography on all mobile devices. Why is a general ban necessary? Why, because if anyone's allowed to get mobile porn, those crafty teenagers will find a way to get their hands on it! Sound logic all around—until, of course, you get that urge to watch "Rim Meine Gähnen" on your mobile. (swissinfo.ch)
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We don't understand why everyone in Brooklyn was so concerned about Babeland opening a new store in the notoriously family-friendly neighboorhood of Park Slope. It looks like this kid is having a great time there! (brownstoner.com)
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The People Of Bartlett Grove Vs. Foxy Jacky
Poor Foxy Jacky: all she wanted to do was make a hot little video of her getting naughty at a public playground. Unfortunately, some people in the Memphis suburb of Bartlett Grove aren't too keen on public nudity, though they are keen on tracking down Jacky and making her pay for what she's done, as the local news makes abundantly clear. Check out Jacky's video and some Memphis news coverage after the jump.
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Tera Patrick Is Restricted To Adults (And Aren't You Glad You're An Adult?)
Observant porn surfers may have noticed a little RTA graphic that has been appearing on the landing page of many adult websites over the past several months—including this one. If you haven't figured it out already, it stands for "Restricted to Adults" and it's part of a seld-policing Porn Valley-backed campaign to help keep kids from looking at material they're not supposed to. The program has already attracted the support of stars like Stormy Daniels, and now Tera Patrick and her husband and Evan Seinfeld have made a PSA explaining why dirtpipe milkshakes shouldn't be a part of a kid's balanced breakfast. Check it out after the jump. It's one of the few times we can legitimately ask "But what about the children?" without being snarky about it.
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A former editor of Nuts magazine grapples with the distinct possibility that he is personally responsible for destroying the minds and polluting the souls of an entire generation of British lads and ladettes. On the other hand, he did get to see Keeley Hazell naked, so it's kind of a tossup. (independent.co.uk)
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This Week In Lad Mag Bashing: Is Lucy Pinder Destroying Our Society?
A prominent member of Britain's Conservative Party gave a speech earlier today lambasting lad mags for their evil assault on the culture, essentially blaming them for creating a nation of irresponsible deadbeat dads who objectify women and never call their mum. Pretty harsh stuff—but does that make us bad people for posting their photos all the time? We suppose if you buy into the notion that any magazine can make nice boys do bad things (or that the only good family is a two-parent family) then yeah, we're destroying the world. Where have we heard that one before?
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Savita Bhabhi, Corrupter Of Youth
We thought Savita Bhabhi was just a desperate cartoon Indian housewife looking to get laid. Turns out that she's actually an evil influence who's bent on corrupting the youth of India—"worse than the worst pornographic sites." Oops! Well, we won't make that mistake again. (ciol.com)
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