If you play live, and this doesn't happen, you are obviously doing something wrong 
seamones wrote:rated R? For a graphic depiction of a man at work?Are you joking? Folks read this forum at work and at home with kids running around.

seamones wrote:i just find it rather shocking that a topless female is still considered somehow not only inappropriate but 'dirty.' If it were a dude standing there without his shirt would that be safe for kids and work? Its not like there is anything sexual or remotely suggestive about this photo. Personally, I just can't get my head around the concept that this would be harmful to my kid.Chill out. Who said innapropriate or dirty? nobody! so stop looking for a fight. In fact I agreed with the OP and said, "and very much agree.'
Sorry, its a bit of a personal rant, which is generally frowned upon - have at me!
strumminsix wrote:I'm chill. No fights, and I don't want to argue semantics with you. Just been thinking a lot about what is appropriate for kids and the images we are bombarded with by the media, from gratutious violence to non-stop viagra ads. To me the last thing I am concerned about is a topless chick having a good time.seamones wrote:i just find it rather shocking that a topless female is still considered somehow not only inappropriate but 'dirty.' If it were a dude standing there without his shirt would that be safe for kids and work? Its not like there is anything sexual or remotely suggestive about this photo. Personally, I just can't get my head around the concept that this would be harmful to my kid.Chill out. Who said innapropriate or dirty? nobody! so stop looking for a fight. In fact I agreed with the OP and said, "and very much agree.'
Sorry, its a bit of a personal rant, which is generally frowned upon - have at me!
I put it rated R so someone at work won't be seen with tits on the screen or a dad won't have to explain a naked chick to a kid.
seamones wrote:I'm chill. No fights, and I don't want to argue semantics with you. Just been thinking a lot about what is appropriate for kids and the images we are bombarded with by the media, from gratutious violence to non-stop viagra ads. To me the last thing I am concerned about is a topless chick having a good time.There are no semantics being argued. I like the pic but believe the thread deserves a warning. If you can't accept that, fine.
strumminsix wrote: and agree with him that I'm doing it wrong!Yup! Me too.
seamones wrote:strumminsix wrote: and agree with him that I'm doing it wrong!Yup! Me too.