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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/n...orn-sites.html
"Websites which fail to stop children accessing pornography will have payments to them blocked by banks and credit card companies as part of a government plan to help clean up the internet"
"...explore with UK financial institutions and card companies the possibility of declining to process payments to websites operating outside the European Union which allow under-18s in the UK to view explicit pornographic content.?"
Where does Ed Miliband stand on all of this?
Of all the political leaders in the world, he is one of the (very) few that would look hot, naked. At 43 no less!
Plus, he's Jew, which is 10x HOT. In a country where I've only seen ONE circumcised man! But then again, Daniel Radcliffe is half-Jew and uncircumcised.
Miliband is still hot.
Cameron is a putz. Rapidly going down the toilet. Chasing after porn, going round and round, down the toilet.
I'm sure Ed will tell you just as soon as a focus group has told him what his view should be ;) This isn't even a good policy for David Cameron in a country which likes porn and where many conservatives are strong on freedom and civil liberties.
My hot Member of Parliament would be Chuka Umunna.
http://www.shootgroup.com/wp-content...ucka-cover.jpg
If you want cut in the UK then it's a little more likely in the south of England and I would say more among men aged over 35. Otherwise go for Jewish, Muslim or Black African :)
I think one out of 15 circumcised is fine with me.
Actually 2... one was an import from somewhere east of Pakistan.
The uncuts make for great photos.
I'd like to spend some time in Israel. Michael Lucas is soooo lucky!
The DVD policies themselves in the UK are nuts.
Amazon is now selling DVDs from its US supplies. But not mine.
All of mine with them are soft core nude (only- full frontal male nude posing, showering, massage - no money shots).
But you can't just slap an 18+ sticker on them yourself, like in the US.
You have to pay the UK ratings board to do it - at about 900GBP ea, which at today's ridiculous currency exchange rate is about $1500US!
There's also a government quango called ATVOD which has been going after websites which it decides are "like TV channels" demanding a large annual fee. Newspaper sites which have video have managed to wriggle out of it because they're mixed media. Here's one case involving Everton Football Club:
http://www.osborneclarke.co.uk/publi...egulation.aspx