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monty666    [TotalFark]  
Well, that is a witty observation which I am sure no one has ever made before.

/pat

06 May 2012 02:26 AM
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The My Little Pony Killer     
cdn2.mamapop.com

06 May 2012 02:39 AM
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Slaxl     
Who spends 10 hours a day doing any single activity, let alone children watching porn? If they have short attention spans they'll get bored long before that.

06 May 2012 05:52 AM
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Earguy    [TotalFark]  
And what's the deal with airplane food?

06 May 2012 07:25 AM
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Mugato    [TotalFark]  
STOP MAKING UP BULLSHIAT NAMES FOR GENERATIONS!!!!

thanks

06 May 2012 07:36 AM
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AverageAmericanGuy     
With so much porn available, it will be interesting to see how this new generation will deal with real world relationships when they've never really had to work for their porn.

06 May 2012 07:37 AM
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Aboleth     
"Generation Dickbutt"

You've heard it here first, folks.

06 May 2012 07:45 AM
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b0rscht    [TotalFark]  
Generation XXX sounds fat.

06 May 2012 07:46 AM
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JRoo    [TotalFark]  
Oh my heavens!

Oh my stars and garters!

You mean something that has existed since the dawn of civilization continues to exist in modern form?

I do believe I have the vapors.

static.guim.co.uk

06 May 2012 07:46 AM
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Ed Finnerty     
As a member of the New Generation Generation, I find this troubling.

06 May 2012 07:47 AM
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proteus_b     
how the fark is it possible to watch porn for ten hours? ten minutes is about my maximum...

06 May 2012 07:48 AM
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PsiChi     
If you want to consider yourself a good parent, you need to not allow your young children to have free computer access. Put a password on your computer, don't give the password to the child(ren), and make sure you have good filters. We use Net Nanny.

For older children, I would also be quite strict. Keep the computer in the living room, or somewhere it can be seen easily. Monitor their use and check on their surfing, in their sight and out of it. Let them know YOU ARE IN CHARGE. You care about them enough to make sure they don't see things that will worry and warp them for the rest of their lives.

At a certain age, you won't be able to protect them anymore. Keep them safe while you can, and you can consider yourself a good parent!

06 May 2012 07:49 AM
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Day_Old_Dutchie     
Oh and the sanctimonious prudes start their "tut-tutting"
Ooooh. sex is Dirty. Must keep it from the kiddies (and everyone else)

Censorship, Politicians love it. Right, left, doesn't matter. Just the possibility of reducing freedom of speech and expression makes them all tingly inside.

img152.imageshack.us

Anyone who cherishes artistic freedom should despise it.

06 May 2012 07:51 AM
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Riche    [TotalFark]  
Well, if we lived in a SANE society, this wouldn't be a big deal-- good quality sex ed. would put that porn into realistic perspective.

It still amazes me that we Americans are just fine with all the violence and gore on TV but everybody freaks the fark out if a female nipple is shown for a quarter second.


Maybe this would be a workable compromise:
i181.photobucket.com

06 May 2012 07:52 AM
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bunner     
As long as they have their whore license.

i55.photobucket.com

06 May 2012 07:52 AM
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rev. dave     
FTFA: "Mr Mittiga said some porn merchants were targeting kids by making pornography featuring cartoon and children's book characters."

You can tell he is an activist from the way he said that. "targeting" is a bit of a jump of reasoning. Instead all the content is not intended for the intellectual adult as much as the lowest common denominator. More of the "typical voter" than any child is the target audience. Stuff that is complicated does not sell.

06 May 2012 07:58 AM
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JRoo    [TotalFark]  
The leaders of tomorrow may be inspired to make it even better;

24.media.tumblr.com

06 May 2012 07:59 AM
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eas81     
i758.photobucket.com

/Thanks to the farker I stole this from...my apologies im forgetting who it is.

06 May 2012 08:06 AM
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JRoo    [TotalFark]  
rev. dave: FTFA: "Mr Mittiga said some porn merchants were targeting kids by making pornography featuring cartoon and children's book characters."

You can tell he is an activist from the way he said that. "targeting" is a bit of a jump of reasoning. Instead all the content is not intended for the intellectual adult as much as the lowest common denominator. More of the "typical voter" than any child is the target audience. Stuff that is complicated does not sell.



He must be new to the internet.
images.inquisitr.com

06 May 2012 08:06 AM
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Alonjar     
OH what the fark ever. I'm 27, and was basically the first generation to be raised on the internet. We were considered nerds back then, but whatever, I had my own computer in my bedroom with internet access from the 4th grade until today. Yes, I looked at porn.

No, it doesnt mean anything, and I'm completely normal. Get over it.

06 May 2012 08:09 AM
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LordBollocks     
Queensland Teachers' Union president Kevin Bates said that although schools were responding to the challenge of smartphones, students were ahead of the curve.

/Mr. Bates
//*Beavis & Butthead laugh*
///No I will not grow up

06 May 2012 08:09 AM
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eas81     
proteus_b: how the fark is it possible to watch porn for ten hours? ten minutes is about my maximum...

i758.photobucket.com

06 May 2012 08:15 AM
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Alonjar     
PsiChi: If you want to consider yourself a good parent, you need to not allow your young children to have free computer access. Put a password on your computer, don't give the password to the child(ren), and make sure you have good filters. We use Net Nanny.

For older children, I would also be quite strict. Keep the computer in the living room, or somewhere it can be seen easily. Monitor their use and check on their surfing, in their sight and out of it. Let them know YOU ARE IN CHARGE. You care about them enough to make sure they don't see things that will worry and warp them for the rest of their lives.

At a certain age, you won't be able to protect them anymore. Keep them safe while you can, and you can consider yourself a good parent!


Protect them from what? Life? The things that exist in their own pants?

What exactly happens to a person who sees other people naked? What kind of a monster are you suddenly mutated in to? You're kind of a moron.

/Has kids

06 May 2012 08:15 AM
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Endive Wombat    [TotalFark]  
I watched the TED presentation called "The Great Porn Experiment" which made VERY compelling arguments on how porn is damaging to the male psyche. Never once was morality mentioned in the talk, rather the guy discussed how a males sex drive and reward centers of the brain are affected.

Personally, I think that parents need to take an active roll in educating their kids on what is real and what is not. If you catch your kid surfing porn, talk to them about it...yeah, it is perfectly fine and natural to be interested in such stuff...but don't shame them, punish them, yell at them...

06 May 2012 08:18 AM
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bunner     
Alonjar: OH what the fark ever. I'm 27, and was basically the first generation to be raised on the internet. We were considered nerds back then, but whatever, I had my own computer in my bedroom with internet access from the 4th grade until today. Yes, I looked at porn.

No, it doesnt mean anything, and I'm completely normal. Get over it.


Outside of the baselessly arrogant attitude, you mean?

06 May 2012 08:19 AM
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Gramma     
Riche: Americans are just fine with all the violence and gore on TV but everybody freaks the fark out if a female nipple is shown for a quarter second

I am not concerned about a little nudity on TV or the internet. I am concerned about the kids that grow up watching degrading and bizarre porn. I doubt that stuff is good for anyone, but it certainly can't be good for kids just growing into their sexuality.

06 May 2012 08:20 AM
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hillary     
Alonjar: OH what the fark ever. I'm 27, and was basically the first generation to be raised on the internet. We were considered nerds back then, but whatever, I had my own computer in my bedroom with internet access from the 4th grade until today. Yes, I looked at porn.

No, it doesnt mean anything, and I'm completely normal. Get over it.


You are not completely normal. You are a Farker. That's very abnormal... antisocial, even. Internet porn at a young age is to blame in your case, as noted in your own admission. Therefore, the article's main assertion is quite correct.

You pervert.

06 May 2012 08:22 AM
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Hawnkee     
Hell, half the fun of watching porn when I was younger was sneaking into my uncle's room, fixing the VCR, manually rewinding the tape that got pulled out some how, re-ending the coax, and making sure the grandparents didn't hear any of it.

06 May 2012 08:24 AM
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Mugato    [TotalFark]  
Gramma: I am concerned about the kids that grow up watching degrading and bizarre porn. I doubt that stuff is good for anyone, but it certainly can't be good for kids just growing into their sexuality.

You just have to sit them down and talk to them in a frank and honest manner like anything else.

"You see Timmy, when a midget, an amputee and an ocelot love each other very much..."

06 May 2012 08:26 AM
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markfara     
If you say "XXX" over and over, it sounds like you're saying "sex, sex, sex. . ."

Really. Try it.

06 May 2012 08:27 AM
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hillary     
markfara: If you say "XXX" over and over, it sounds like you're saying "sex, sex, sex. . ."

Really. Try it.


Forty years later and you finally figured out the intended well-known obvious and original meaning.

Well done, good sir, well done.

www.venfl.com

06 May 2012 08:32 AM
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Endive Wombat    [TotalFark]  
Gramma: I am not concerned about a little nudity on TV or the internet. I am concerned about the kids that grow up watching degrading and bizarre porn. I doubt that stuff is good for anyone, but it certainly can't be good for kids just growing into their sexuality.

Dude, women LOVE getting choked, spit on and ATM. The best way to ensure that a woman will have the most mind blowing sexual experience of her life: the anal pile driver position.

06 May 2012 08:34 AM
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Snarfangel     
He said children were 10 times more likely to get hooked on explicit material than adults..."

Someone is pulling their facts straight from Goatse.

06 May 2012 08:40 AM
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dryknife     
Wankers.

06 May 2012 08:41 AM
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italie    [TotalFark]  
Gramma: Riche: Americans are just fine with all the violence and gore on TV but everybody freaks the fark out if a female nipple is shown for a quarter second

I am not concerned about a little nudity on TV or the internet. I am concerned about the kids that grow up watching degrading and bizarre porn. I doubt that stuff is good for anyone, but it certainly can't be good for kids just growing into their sexuality.



There is a fine line between intentionally sheltering your kids from that stuff, and giving them the knowledge to accept that it is out there and let them avoid it on there own.

Its almost the same as swear words. I don't run my children out into public with headphones on, nor do I freak out every time someone drops an F-bomb. My 3 year old is quite aware of what words I feel she she should not be using, and that just because others may use the words does not mean she should. If you've ever had to google for "Hello Kitty", even with safesearch on, you know certain things are unavoidable. I'll still do my part to avoid certain situations from happening, but I certainly don't want my daughter freaking out if something inappropriate hits the screen.

Life happens, I'd like for her to have the ability to cope with it.

06 May 2012 08:42 AM
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vodka     
I don't know where to find good (free) porn on the Internet, where should I look?

USENET used to be the source but that seems to have changed in recent years and now it's almost 100% spam and offtopic posts.

06 May 2012 08:47 AM
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Gramma     
Endive Wombat: Gramma: I am not concerned about a little nudity on TV or the internet. I am concerned about the kids that grow up watching degrading and bizarre porn. I doubt that stuff is good for anyone, but it certainly can't be good for kids just growing into their sexuality.

Dude, women LOVE getting choked, spit on and ATM. The best way to ensure that a woman will have the most mind blowing sexual experience of her life: the anal pile driver position.


I suppose on the positive side, none of those things will cause pregnancy.

06 May 2012 08:47 AM
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cavehobbit     
Snarfangel: He said children were 10 times more likely to get hooked on explicit material than adults..."

Someone is pulling their facts straight from Goatse.


And some people who do not spend enough time on the net go to work for the DMV:

img.gawkerassets.com

06 May 2012 08:48 AM
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KrispyKritter    [TotalFark]  
easy access to porn is going to make a better world tomorrow, at least for america. the retarded false victorian morality has lingered far too long. nudity is natural, sex is beautiful. easy access porn will quickly make it a 'meh' type of thing. exposure and education is how we learn.

too many americans have grown up in households where parents taught the children absolutely nothing about their bodies or their sexuality. lies and falsehoods were learned on the street. knowledge is power, knowing porn stars doubly so.

06 May 2012 08:50 AM
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Gramma     
italie: There is a fine line between intentionally sheltering your kids from that stuff, and giving them the knowledge to accept that it is out there and let them avoid it on there own.

That is a fine line that should be crossed frequently. How much sheltering is appropriate depends on the age and maturity of the child. I don't think a five year old needs to know about DaycareDeadDogFarker.

06 May 2012 09:01 AM
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kim jong-un     
cavehobbit: Snarfangel: He said children were 10 times more likely to get hooked on explicit material than adults..."

Someone is pulling their facts straight from Goatse.

And some people who do not spend enough time on the net go to work for the DMV:


I almost did that, but I couldn't handle meeting someone who got it.

FYI it is still available in Virginia, just get the gothic G character for some college plate and are good to go.

06 May 2012 09:10 AM
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kim jong-un     
Gramma: italie: There is a fine line between intentionally sheltering your kids from that stuff, and giving them the knowledge to accept that it is out there and let them avoid it on there own.

That is a fine line that should be crossed frequently. How much sheltering is appropriate depends on the age and maturity of the child. I don't think a five year old needs to know about DaycareDeadDogFarker.


So you block cnn, cbs, and the like?

06 May 2012 09:12 AM
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The more you eat the more you fart     
Thats weird...i thought women LIKED having dicks jammed forcefully into their ass, being slapped and choked, and having men ejaculate in their eyes.

Who knew?!

06 May 2012 09:15 AM
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Haplo127x     
I keep hearing this and find it funny. My boyfriend is 26 and grew up watching porn, I'm a little older and never saw porn until my early twenties. Yet, I'm way more perverted...go figure.

06 May 2012 09:20 AM
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Pollexter     
Just make sure you can still get to work on time and pay for my future Social Security Generation Sticky Fingers.

06 May 2012 09:20 AM
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Macular Degenerate     
If it's wrong for an 11 year old girl watching Gang Bang Virgins, then I don't want to be right.

i keed

06 May 2012 09:23 AM
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cryinoutloud     
Endive Wombat: I watched the TED presentation called "The Great Porn Experiment" which made VERY compelling arguments on how porn is damaging to the male psyche. Never once was morality mentioned in the talk, rather the guy discussed how a males sex drive and reward centers of the brain are affected.

I'm not going to say much here, else I will be attacked by the multitudes of porn-loving Farkers, but I think looking at a lot of porn does something to you. Even if it just makes you jealous because you start thinking that everyone in the world is living in a Penthouse fantasy letter except you, how is that healthy?

The more you eat the more you fart: Thats weird...i thought women LIKED having dicks jammed forcefully into their ass, being slapped and choked, and having men ejaculate in their eyes.
Who knew?!


And that too. Sweetie, I don't do some of those things. And before you started looking at internet porn six hours a day, you wouldn't have asked. No, I'm not going to wax it either.

thank dog I'm old and no one's going to ask.

06 May 2012 09:24 AM
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bronyaur1    [TotalFark]  
Endive Wombat: I watched the TED presentation called "The Great Porn Experiment" which made VERY compelling arguments on how porn is damaging to the male psyche. Never once was morality mentioned in the talk, rather the guy discussed how a males sex drive and reward centers of the brain are affected.

Personally, I think that parents need to take an active roll in educating their kids on what is real and what is not. If you catch your kid surfing porn, talk to them about it...yeah, it is perfectly fine and natural to be interested in such stuff...but don't shame them, punish them, yell at them...


I think that the damage is more to females than males. One version has it that men expect a sex fantasy instead of a real female. The other version is with great spanking material, men don't have to put up with all the ancillary female drama and other nonsense to have great (albethey solo) sexual experiences. Not terribly different from women over the last couple of generations needing men less because they have better economic options, but that's why women have to whore it up these days to get any attention at all.

That said, most of the concern either way is utterly overblown.

06 May 2012 09:28 AM
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Gramma     
kim jong-un: Gramma: italie: There is a fine line between intentionally sheltering your kids from that stuff, and giving them the knowledge to accept that it is out there and let them avoid it on there own.

That is a fine line that should be crossed frequently. How much sheltering is appropriate depends on the age and maturity of the child. I don't think a five year old needs to know about DaycareDeadDogFarker.

So you block cnn, cbs, and the like?


Block it? No. But I did not subject my kids to it when they were too little to put it in perspective.

06 May 2012 09:28 AM
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bluenovaman     
This is a really difficult issue for parents, even more so for single parents like me. Caught my 14yo son surfing porn...again. He is now banned from the home pc till next school year. I can't have his mother go to the court and say I give him free access to porn. He even had the nerve to order (using my card) "natural male enhancements" from some site. I'm more pissed about my card than the porn honestly.
I remember being 14, we had to steal playboys from our dads or find weathered porn mags in the woods.

/I don't want him thinking DVDA or ATM is normal.

06 May 2012 09:29 AM
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