Strip club add

[Parts]

Yeah, no boobs, but violence and killing is okay... somehow.  


I don't know about you, but I'd much rather have kids see a half naked woman than people beating and shooting and stabbing and torturing each other.

Lots of kids start that way.

Breastfeeding in public, is that forbidden too?

no the even have special places for it

[Celticgoddess]

Yeah, no boobs, but violence and killing is okay... somehow.  


I don't know about you, but I'd much rather have kids see a half naked woman than people beating and shooting and stabbing and torturing each other.

Lots of kids start that way.

Breastfeeding in public, is that forbidden too?

no the even have special places for it

But, when you think about it? They shouldn't have to have special places for it. You should be able to breastfeed wherever you want. It's a natural way to feed a child. I hate it when people tell nursing mothers to leave if they're breastfeeding discreetly.

['andersom']

Yeah, no boobs, but violence and killing is okay... somehow.  


I don't know about you, but I'd much rather have kids see a half naked woman than people beating and shooting and stabbing and torturing each other.

Lots of kids start that way.

Breastfeeding in public, is that forbidden too?

no the even have special places for it

LOL, I would have gotten arrested then I guess. I've done that in almost every thinkable place.

[Parts]

I think the special places are to make the people more comfortable I have seen them doing it all over

['andersom']

I think the special places are to make the people more comfortable I have seen them doing it all over

what kind of people?

[earthboundmisfit]

I think he means the places are more for the mothers, instead of the public.

['andersom']

Oh, OK. that would make sense. But calling the rest of public space a breastfree zone makes it look like it is not to disturb other people even more.

['andersom']

On topic, I've not seen a strip club add here on TV.

Lots of scantily ladies after midnight, wearing a string and maybe a bra. But all of them advertising for phonenumbers, while licking their cellphones.

[Callaway]

Oh, OK. that would make sense. But calling the rest of public space a breastfree zone makes it look like it is not to disturb other people even more.

A woman was given a ticket for breastfeeding her baby in a park in Loveland, Colorado but there was a big stink about it and the ticket was voided.

In Boulder, Colorado, a woman was gardening topless in a thong and gardening gloves and the police were called.  They asked her if she would put on a top because she was very near a school which was just about to let its kids leave to go home, but it's not against the law in Boulder to be topless.  So her husband called the police to complain about the police officer who asked his wife to put on a shirt and she went back outside still topless.  It's against the law in Boulder to show your genitals in public if you're older than ten.  They considered making being topless in public against the law for women, but they decided that it would be unfair to pass a law that only applied to women and not to men.

[odeon]

Yeah, no boobs, but violence and killing is okay... somehow.  


I don't know about you, but I'd much rather have kids see a half naked woman than people beating and shooting and stabbing and torturing each other.

I'd take that burden off them too, though.

[odeon]

Oh, OK. that would make sense. But calling the rest of public space a breastfree zone makes it look like it is not to disturb other people even more.

I very much dislike the implications of the phrase "breastfree zone".

['andersom']

Oh, OK. that would make sense. But calling the rest of public space a breastfree zone makes it look like it is not to disturb other people even more.

I very much dislike the implications of the phrase "breastfree zone".

Yes, that word does hurt.

["couldbecousin"]

Oh, OK. that would make sense. But calling the rest of public space a breastfree zone makes it look like it is not to disturb other people even more.

I very much dislike the implications of the phrase "breastfree zone".

Yes, that word does hurt.

Fight the power! 

['andersom']

Oh, OK. that would make sense. But calling the rest of public space a breastfree zone makes it look like it is not to disturb other people even more.

I very much dislike the implications of the phrase "breastfree zone".

Yes, that word does hurt.

Fight the power! 

I'll join you.

     

[odeon]

Never mind me.