To: Julliardsux
The arm used to be considered so. And it wasnt put in kiddy magazines or family oriented entertainment until cultures found it acceptable. MTV isnt forcing this crap even when its obvious it not acceptable to society. Unless you are Prod's Son, who apparently got regular viewings of boobs as a lad. I dont want to know his relationship with his mom or sisters...
151 posted on
02/01/2004 8:12:05 PM PST by
smith288
(If terrorist hate George W. Bush, then he has my vote!)
To: smith288
The boob tonight was really no different than what you see on commercials these days, in fact, seeing it with no covering is less titillating than when it is only slightly covered, which makes you wish you could see the whole thing. Here, there was not that longing - it was just there, and we can move on, not wondering what it looked like.
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