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Topic: Bill would make sale of sex toys illegal in South Carolina
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Snuckles
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posted 24 April 2006 06:27 PM
quote: By SEANNA ADCOX The Associated Press April 21, 2006COLUMBIA — Lucy’s Love Shop employee Wanda Gillespie said she was flabbergasted that South Carolina’s Legislature is considering outlawing sex toys. But banning the sale of sex toys is actually quite common in some Southern states. The South Carolina bill, proposed by Republican Rep. Ralph Davenport, would make it a felony to sell devices used primarily for sexual stimulation and allow law enforcement to seize sex toys from raided businesses.
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jas
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posted 25 April 2006 12:51 PM
quote: Originally posted by Ken Burch: Proposed bumpersticker on the issue:"You'll have to pry my dildo out of my warm, aroused hand."
hand, or... ?
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Américain Égalitaire
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posted 26 April 2006 10:39 AM
This brings up a continuing issue I noticed when I was in Toronto last weekend and got the chance to watch a lot of TV.Canadian versions of US commercials are far more racy in showing skin and such. The programming and the language is also far more explicit on the CBC than any US broadcast network would dare, including the showing of the word fuck on broadcast TV. Prime example. The Jello commercial with that 'wiggling' theme that's either infectious or irritating depending on your taste. In Canada, an an attractive woman moves to the music in a very attention getting spectacle. In the US that same commercial shows a kid completely covered in a cow costume dancing cutely. If you saw the two ads back to back you'd see a big difference in theme and content. The music is the same though. It simply seems that Canada is far more comfortable with sex than the Americans, at least publicly. We can probably attribute this to a number of factors not the least of which is the role that religion plays in public life in the two countries. Its sad to me that we're so uptight in the US about this. I think its indicative that we're so much more violent a people perhaps because of that repression. Passion needs an outlet and if it can be love and sex than it comes out in violence and aggressiveness.
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