Best Examine your hard drives for "Extreme P**n" NOW!
Best Examine your hard drives for "Extreme P**n" NOW!
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RegMolehusband

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4,113 posts

286 months

Sunday 25th January 2009
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Because in 15 minutes time it will become illegal to possess pictures that our beloved government regards as "extreme pornography". Yet more legislation........

see here




OllieWinchester

5,700 posts

221 months

Sunday 25th January 2009
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Might as well just throw my PC away then....frown

mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

284 months

Sunday 25th January 2009
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Have I got this right....?

Shagging sheep is out...

But shagging a Range Rover is ok...?

ccr32

1,983 posts

247 months

Sunday 25th January 2009
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The Register said:
Some stuff
For those of you who are too busy looking at porn to read the whole article, the definition of "extreme porn" is:

pictures will fall foul of the new law if four components are present. The pic must be pornographic, or produced for sexual purposes. It must be realistic. It must contain certain specific imagery, including necrophilia, bestiality, activity depicting serious harm to breast, anus or genitals or life-threatening activity. Finally, it must be grossly offensive, as determined either by a jury or magistrate.

Carry on.

Eric Mc

125,606 posts

294 months

Sunday 25th January 2009
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It's all part of the government plan to free up more hard drive space.

Of course, "Soft Porn" is only kept on "soft drives" - such as floppy discs.

I don't know much about computers.

Badgerboy

1,794 posts

221 months

Sunday 25th January 2009
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Hmm, its still there now, and I have a feeling it will still be there tomorrow. Why do they insist on pushing these useless and vague laws upon us? A video with a young lady trying to insert a unfeasibly large dildo into herself? "Well she looks mildly distressed, so we are locking you up for the night you sick bd!"

Thinking about it, are the BDSM crowd going to be a little peeved about this? I suppose if they beat each other senseless without taking pictures it'll be okay.......

Edited by Badgerboy on Sunday 25th January 23:57

Curry Burns

5,620 posts

244 months

Sunday 25th January 2009
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Not in Scotland though.

svm

293 posts

216 months

Sunday 25th January 2009
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Oh cock.

Not that I mean cock is on the pc, it's not... really... Oh bks. Not that there's bks on there either... Oh fk it, I give it up

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Fittster

20,120 posts

242 months

Sunday 25th January 2009
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This was introduced in response to the killing of that girl with the st haircut. She was suffocated as I recall yet the banned list doesn't appear to include erotic asphyxiation.

ccr32

1,983 posts

247 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Fittster said:
This was introduced in response to the killing of that girl with the st haircut. She was suffocated as I recall yet the banned list doesn't appear to include erotic asphyxiation.
Michael Hutchins fans are safe then.

Hedders

24,460 posts

276 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Curry Burns said:
Not in Scotland though.
Or any where else in the world. I wonder what the rules say about accessing a hard drive that is not in England.


mybrainhurts

90,809 posts

284 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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If it's going to stop depravity like his, I'm all for it....

Fittster

20,120 posts

242 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Gazboy said:
Fittster said:
This was introduced in response to the killing of that girl with the st haircut. She was suffocated as I recall yet the banned list doesn't appear to include erotic asphyxiation.
I think it does. Essentialy the important bits of this legislation is realism, insertion of sharps, mutilation, and the viewing of necrophelia and beastiality.
Suffocating someone, doesn't involve inserting sharpe objects, multilation, necrophelia (assuming you remove the pressure before they drop dead) or beastiality.

Badgerboy

1,794 posts

221 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Gazboy said:
Fittster said:
This was introduced in response to the killing of that girl with the st haircut. She was suffocated as I recall yet the banned list doesn't appear to include erotic asphyxiation.
I think it does. Essentialy the important bits of this legislation is realism, insertion of sharps, mutilation, and the viewing of necrophelia and beastiality.

Edited by Gazboy on Monday 26th January 00:10
Yes there is no need now, as the BBFC are always approving films with this content and punting it out. Some of the stuff they show in the cinema now.... Christ!

So, if your a social misfit, watching a 'Saw' film in your local cinema, and find your self getting hard, make sure you turn yourself in immediately. If you don't get turned on, then stay and watch the next fun disembowling!

Glassman

24,931 posts

244 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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mybrainhurts said:
Have I got this right....?

Shagging sheep is out...

But shagging a Range Rover is ok...?
Get rid of the Rangie and put the sheep in the garage.

RegMolehusband

Original Poster:

4,113 posts

286 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Why has the topic title been censored by putting by putting a couple of asterisks in the word, I hardly dare type it now, "porn"!!?? That's a bit zealous isn't it?

Ed.

2,176 posts

267 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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ccr32 said:
The Register said:
Some stuff
For those of you who are too busy looking at porn to read the whole article, the definition of "extreme porn" is:

pictures will fall foul of the new law if four components are present. The pic must be pornographic, or produced for sexual purposes. It must be realistic. It must contain certain specific imagery, including necrophilia, bestiality, activity depicting serious harm to breast, anus or genitals or life-threatening activity. Finally, it must be grossly offensive, as determined either by a jury or magistrate.

Carry on.
Guess that depends where you pick the jury, as with every other new law everything they say to promote it sounds ok, just the vagueness and things they don't say that are worrying.
Would this be enough to get mosley put away? wink


Edited by Ed. on Monday 26th January 00:18

Glassman

24,931 posts

244 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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So that clip of making your own McFlurry is a no go then?

MrV

2,748 posts

257 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Glassman said:
So that clip of making your own McFlurry is a no go then?
No your in clear if scat floats your boat smile

Funk

27,637 posts

238 months

Monday 26th January 2009
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Why is this not applicable in Scotland? If it's instigated here and in Wales, it should be in Scotland too.

Why the disparity? Someone should check Gordon's PC at his home in Scotland.