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  josh

  1 year ago

  Excuse, but isn't it illegal to show porn images in the U.S. without verifying that someone is over 18?
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  Ryan

  1 year ago

  Surely that is a little bit of an over reaction. I can assume that the human body is not something that you see as vile? Surely education of you child is better than suing. It probably nothing he hasn\'t seen before unless you keep him in a vaccuum, in which case you\'d be doing more harm than good.
  Relax and buy the album it looks pretty good.
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  turt hurt

  1 year ago

  ummm. that's not pornographic. it is the cover of an album. would be considered art. and by the way i'm sure your 14 year old has seen a lot more than this already if he has not i would be worried.
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  paul

  1 year ago

  **sigh. it's unfortunate that we live in a world where these intrusions are getting commonplace. look for one thing, get something you didn't bargain for. that's the problem with media intrusion into homes - it is the price we pay unfortunately.
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  Dave

  1 year ago

  Welcome to the Internet. You don\'t stop being a parent when you feel like it; if you don\'t want your kid seeing porn, then goto the websites first, if you don\'t want him seeing porn, don\'t let him watch TV after 8pm. There was no \
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  Dave

  1 year ago

  Welcome to the Internet. You don't stop being a parent when you feel like it; if you don't want your kid seeing porn, then goto the websites first, if you don't want him seeing porn, don't let him watch TV after 8pm. There was no "intrusion"; on the contrary YOU visited THEIR site.
  
  And besides, I saw pictures of naked women when I was 12 and I turned out fine.
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