[upchuck]

After nine months of research and seven roads trips to check out the ambiance, I chose to retire to this wonderful state in September, 2003.

This is the first news that makes me wonder.

In the article, Ms. Gillespie says she's flabbergasted.

Me, I just wonder why some people think this is needed?

I was unaware the trafficking in and the use of sex toys was destroying South Carolina.

I'm just so ashamed. What shall I say when I'm asked what state I'm from?

PS to #12 above. Fantastic, targeted tag line :)

[robertpaulsen]

"What shall I say when I'm asked what state I'm from?"

Since "banning the sale of sex toys is actually quite common in some Southern states", then I would proudly tell people I'm from a Southern state that supports morals and decency and is a good place to raise children.

Or you could move. Your choice.

[VRWCtaz]

As a lifeline resident of the Upstate, I'm proud to live in the state of South Carolina. It's an adventure! Sometimes it's fun to just sit back and watch the - shall we say - "eccentricities" of our more colorful favorite sons.

[billbears]

After nine months of research and seven roads trips to check out the ambiance, I chose to retire to this wonderful state in September, 2003.

Just out of curiousity from where are you retiring?

This is the first news that makes me wonder.

One would think as a conservative you understand by the intended rights of the sovereign states as written by the Framers, the state of SC has the power to do this.

[looscnnn]

State of Confusion?