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HAHA! Good one Windmill. 

I have to admit I was startled when I happed upon the #2 pic a while back. Thought it was a cadaver at first. I have also been cruising the "Latest" only to half the page turn up with nudies. Kinda awkward when the kids are around  . Guess I need to turn on the content filter. Always took it for granted since most sites have it enabled automatically.

I don´t have an adult filter in my pants. Seeing it from above or front to front, is that such a horrible experience

So what if someone is selling photos of nude people. Kids nowadays for sure knows where to find them and much much more hardcore things. They just need to check the internethistory before it´s erased:)

Ok, I have a hard time understanding some photos. But someone told me it´s a big industry (magazines websites and so on) and that it sell really good.  So get naked folks!

None of these links offend me.  Personally,  I think it's funny that they would offend someone else.
But hey, It takes all types.     

Half of us have Vaginas in this world... & hopefully the other half of us have seen one or two by now.   

I'm a mother, and I just don't show my kids these type of photos... lock the door or hit that little x in the top left of your screen when they walk in.  (if you've chosen to open the image beyond the thumbnail in the first place.)   

Plus, your boss would most likely be pissed anyways that your on a microstock site instead of working, regardless of the nudity~lol.   And if your a designer he would most likely understand.

....Nobody should tell another what to say, photograph or write.  imho

Those three weren't as bad as I was expecting from reading the thread. The first two are average to me, but the third one with the reversed censorship banners was great. I thought it was a good image, and a great concept.

At work I'm responsible for purchasing images at times. Occasionally some less work-safe images crop up thanks to keyword spamming by the site's submitters. Otherwise, I don't have a problem most of the time. Luckily for me, my boss has been around the internet long enough that an out-of-context non-worksafe image isn't enough to get me into trouble.