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Image by thoughtquotient.com via FlickrCINCINNATI, Ohio — As Max Hardcore prepares to begin serving his 46-month sentence for obscenity crimes, his attorneys have filed an appeal to the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal, requesting to orally argue their case.… Continue reading
MySpace,com in it's effort to keep the site 'Safe and inviting' has, in fact, rejected many fetishists based on their particular, but legal, fetishes.
How does a foot fetish become illicit in a general point of view?... a picture of bared feet was grounds for many profiles being deleted from the popular community site.
[From Presidential Transition Causes Delay in 2257 Revision - XBIZ.com
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Presidential Transition Causes Delay in 2257 Revision By Slav Kandyba Friday, Dec 5, 2008 Text size: WASHINGTON — The presidential transition is apparently causing a delay in the release of revised 2257 regulations.
There’s no definitive date for the release, a. Justice Department spokesperson confirmed to XBIZ today. The… Continue reading
[From U.K. Defines 'Extreme Pornography' - XBIZ.com
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LONDON — New rules defining "extreme pornographic images" — which will become illegal to possess in the U.K. when new rules go into effect Jan. 26 — have been issued by the U.K. Ministry of Justice.
The eight-page document details that "extreme" images must be pornographic, be "grossly offensive, disgusting, or otherwise of an obscene character,"… Continue reading
San Francisco may become the first major US city to decriminalise prostitution if voters next month approve Proposition K, a measure that forbids local authorities from investigating, arresting or prosecuting anyone for selling sex.
The ballot question technically would not legalise prostitution since state law still prohibits… Continue reading"Forget the whips and chains: it's actually a lot more serious than that". This was the view of Consenting Adult Action Network Spokesperson and disability activist Clair Lewis, as she joined fashion photographer Ben Westwood and a bevy of bound and gagged models in a demonstration against what they believe to be the… Continue reading
It used to be easy, typifying British attitudes to sex. We were prudes, bluenoses, disapproving puritans. In the 1950s, Hungarian migr George Mikes famously said, "Continental people have sex life; the English have hot water bottles."
Boy have we loosened up. Just check the headlines in the most sober of modern newspapers. Soccer stars "spit-roasting" drunken girls. Threesomes dogging in the… Continue reading
Georgina Robinson September 11, 2008 - 11:40AM The man who credits himself with curing one of Australia’s “biggest social problems”, male erectile dysfunction, has just cured a problem of his own: problematic billboards. Jack Vaisman, CEO of Advanced Medical Institute, has started replacing 120 giant posters promoting “longer lasting sex” after the advertising watchdog upheld complaints they led to the sexualisation of children. But rather than softening the ads’ visual impact, the medical institute has swapped the word “sex” for the word “censored” in a cheeky swipe at the Advertising Standards Bureau.... “We have to comply with the Advertising Standards Bureau regulations and we decided that we would change the message and we appeal to the public through our interviews and asked if anyone could come up with a better substitute for the word ‘sex’,” he said.... “It wasn’t done for notoriety and nor are we wowsers, we just got sick ‘n’ tired of our kids having to be subjected to ‘sexual inadequacy’ and ‘limp-penis’ adverts everyday when going past on their school bus,” he wrote in an email to the Herald. Continue reading
NEW PORT RICHEY - Andrew Kobak, better known as "Master Drew" in some circles, avoided prison this morning by agreeing to a deal with prosecutors for pimping out his so-called "sex slave."
Andrew Kobak, left, listens as his attorney Denis Vlaming speaks to him Wednesday in New Port Richey.
Tribune photo by CHRIS URSO
TAMPA — Twelve federal jurors drew the line Thursday for Tampa Bay area residents, saying the graphic and violent films of a Hollywood pornographer are unacceptable in their community.
They reached that decision after watching 81/2 hours of extreme pornography on a giant screen in court. At times, they winced as an adult film producer who calls himself Max Hardcore performed in scenes that included urinating, vomiting and… Continue reading
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