It’s no use renaming this thing. It’s like telling us that we can stop thinking about Freddy Kreuger, because now Jason Voorhees in here. That… doesn’t make me feel any better. Please, let SOPA, CISPA, or whatever you’re calling it this month die, die, die. No more sequels.

The models didn’t act naked either. During club shoots (as opposed to private sessions) when we would break for lunch, the girls didn’t bother to get dressed and we’d all sit and chat and eat perfectly normally.

And during a private shoot, I was always too busy keeping the model happy and in the mood, working the cameras, props, and lighting, and picking bits of lint off of the girl or background to notice her nudity. From what I saw, the other photographers were that way too.

Dangerous analogy Maggie, some of have had friends crippled in the boxing ring or rugby field, and wouldn’t be leading the protest if it were all banned. I really don’t care about the people watching it and whether they are sick or paragons of mental hygeine, but anyone who tried to use money to induce my sons into getting their faces smased into bloody bits would very quickly wish that they hadn’t.

I watched the video of O’Reilly & Sienna and although Sienna more or less held her own again O’Reilly’s remarks one thing I think she could of done was to point out that many sex-workers actually choose this work over other jobs which they either already had or could of done since they saw sex work as a better option. Sienna mostly states that women do it because of financial desperation or very few other options. This show being shown nationally would have been a good spot to point out some of the benefits of sex work- i.e., pay, working hours, flexability.