o.e hows this questionable? Its clearly explicit.

Imaginary_Pony said:
o.e hows this questionable? Its clearly explicit.

In today's society bobs are not explicit.

DJukor said:
In today's society bobs are not explicit.

Well of course not, Bobs are people too!

Boobs, on the other hand...

I'd hit that! (quarter pipe ^^)

Beepmaster said:
Well of course not, Bobs are people too!

Boobs, on the other hand...

I laughed when I saw that. Nice!

But seriously, though, breasts alone are not enough to warrant an "explicit" rating. Explicit ratings, as stated explicitly in the guidelines, are for any visible sexual organs or acts. She is wearing pants, ad I'm fairly certain that skateboarding is not a sexual act (in itself, at least). Reverting to default Questionable rating.

Darkewulf said:
I laughed when I saw that. Nice!

But seriously, though, breasts alone are not enough to warrant an "explicit" rating.

Please tell that to the FCC. And to all the women who could be going out in public dressed like this one.

Bakumaru said:
Please tell that to the FCC. And to all the women who could be going out in public dressed like this one.

Up here in Canada, women are free to walk around with out tops and bras. It's not illegal, they don't do it because it's considered awkward by social standards.

Raven_Blakwulf said:
Up here in Canada, women are free to walk around with out tops and bras. It's not illegal, they don't do it because it's considered awkward by social standards.

But do they show breasts on television?

I'm disappointed by the fact that so many people treat breasts the way they do sexual organs. There is nothing anatomically sexual about breasts. They just happen to be a very socially acceptable fetish.

Which is not to say "free the boobies!", just that people have a tendancy to run with misconceptions. Breasts are still a personal thing, like any other part of your body. I know I'd keep any part of my body covered if people had acted like creepy pervs when they saw it...

Also, fuck the FCC and what they say. Fucking Cocksucking Cunts.

... yea ya'll keep on fightin' about breast. I'm just gonna enjoy looking at them

Bakumaru said:
But do they show breasts on television?

Some channels do after nine PM, but I thought they did that down south too.

I forgot to mention, there are some cable porn channels available in Quebec and some other provinces.

dat guy on the left

Imaginary_Pony said:
o.e hows this questionable? Its clearly explicit.

One question: The people that come on this forum know what kind of pictures they search or?

Raven_Blakwulf said:
Up here in Canada, women are free to walk around with out tops and bras. It's not illegal, they don't do it because it's considered awkward by social standards.

True, its called EQAUL RIGHTS, if men canhave their shirts off shoing man boobs, why should not a woman, i shure some of you know what im talling about.
Nice pic miles!

I'm just waiting for the occasion when I'll be able to flag a post as questionable for manboobs.

In the thumbnail, I thought there was a drug deal occurring in the background... I guess I'm just too used to the local skateparks.

Raven_Blakwulf said:
Up here in Canada, women are free to walk around with out tops and bras. It's not illegal, they don't do it because it's considered awkward by social standards.

Actually no.

snowie said:
True, its called EQAUL RIGHTS, if men canhave their shirts off shoing man boobs, why should not a woman, i shure some of you know what im talling about.
Nice pic miles!

Attractive men walk around without shirts because they dont have man titties, the have pectorals. Nobody and I mean NOBODY wants to see some 300+ pound man walk around without a shirt off, exposing his giggely, lumpy, kinda wanna touch but not really, hairy chest and titties

my god this is just hilarious XD

Uhh.. I don't care about the conversation so... I can see her clit through her pants...

Bakumaru said:
But do they show breasts on television?

No because most of our programming comes from the states where the states rules of censorship apply.

Valaska said:
Actually no.

Actually, yes.
It is entirely legal, but frowned upon by societal standards.