In fact "I wonder what it actually is" is not a question, it is a positive statement that Bubba wonders what something is. The question would be "what is the thing he is wondering about?" But "I wonder ... " doesn't need a question mark.Just because you are question mark challenged doesn't mean it's not a question...
Ooops, sorry, my bad. But there is the google
I think some of what she says is just common sense, about encouraging behavior/tendencies, true no matter who delivers the message.
https://www.scribd.com/doc/33663207...ayboy-s-Child-Centerfolds-and-Child-Playmates
I wonder what it actually is, causing the shadow.
What questions?
No questions seen in OP. Two seen in your post though.
I would not claim it is anything other than a trick of light and shadow which happens to vaguely resemble a person standing and then crouching a little.
Relax, Just for fun, as the OP's first sentence says.
Note the non-question at end of OP:
One of the sillier things in that article is the insistence that showing images of women with shaved pubic hair means that Playboy was trying to portray them as children. Sorry, no, they were just following cultural trends, the author should have known that. I also don't think that including a playmates child pictures in her biography means that they were trying to sexualize children.Ooops, sorry, my bad. But there is the google
I think some of what she says is just common sense, about encouraging behavior/tendencies, true no matter who delivers the message.
https://www.scribd.com/doc/33663207...ayboy-s-Child-Centerfolds-and-Child-Playmates
One of the sillier things in that article is the insistence that showing images of women with shaved pubic hair means that Playboy was trying to portray them as children. Sorry, no, they were just following cultural trends, the author should have known that. I also don't think that including a playmates child pictures in her biography means that they were trying to sexualize children.
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One of the sillier things in that article is the insistence that showing images of women with shaved pubic hair means that Playboy was trying to portray them as children. Sorry, no, they were just following cultural trends, the author should have known that. I also don't think that including a playmates child pictures in her biography means that they were trying to sexualize children.
Do you mean placing them in a position the author claims would be used for the purpose of masturbating to both pictures simultaneously? This makes no sense to me. Pedophiles wouldn't have any interest in Playboy centerfolds.Cherry picking, (no pun intended) unless maybe you did not read the part describing what else was done with the child pics...?
If you mean things like dressing them like lolitas, or holding dolls, etc, yes, it is a common meme, but I don't think it has any connection with child exploitation. Pedophiles are not going to be interested in anything Playboy has to offer, those girls are aged out as far as they are concerned. The author seems to be looking for ways to be offended. Even the cartoons shown in the article, young girls, but with big breasts, are not something a pedophile would be interested in. Offensive, inappropriate, sure. But not pedophilic, they are interested in people without secondary sexual characteristics.Nor do you mention other devices used. If you read the part about shaving, you would have also seen what else was done to portray them as children. Since that came after the part about what what was done with the child pics, Makes me wonder...Are you cherry picking?
Marcus said
" Pedophiles are not going to be interested in anything Playboy has to offer, those girls are aged out as far as they are concerned. The author seems to be looking for ways to be offended.... not something a pedophile would be interested in...."
I understand it , I just don't buy it. You can't turn men into pedophiles, any more than you could turn a gay person straight.IIRC, part or all of the author's research is that the various devices seen promote new attraction, new behavior toward children in general in the target readership, not necessarily established pedophiles.
Seemed easy enough to understand, reading the paper.
IIRC, part or all of the author's research is that the various devices seen promote new attraction, new behavior toward children in general in the target readership, not necessarily established pedophiles.
Seemed easy enough to understand, reading the paper.
Just because you are question mark challenged doesn't mean it's not a question...
I simply can't believe it.
There was a paedophile scandal a few years ago involving Lord Robertson, a Scot with a senior position in Nato at the time. That was a position of influence and he resigned: