Well, Craig, that legalese certainly gets in the way of a thread of double entendre, winks and nudge. You clearly fail to understand your utility here.
At my first magazine job, someone in production had to apply the black censor circles over the explicit areas for the adult porn section in the back section.
This was a magazine for electronics enthusiasts I should add.
I wonder if this will change things for the gays who post in the LTR- "Long Term Relationships" section when they're really just looking for anonymous 20-minute hookups. Or so I've heard.
Sex workers just need to create a new and exciting set of euphemisms. Might I suggest two hundred barnacles to scrape the hull of my dinghy? They could just close out the ad with a wink wink so only those in the know would know.
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Then why not just do this for boston.craigslist.org and let the rest of us keep taking our chances?
I'd actually be really interested to know what rate of assaults/killings per erotic services encounter is.
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And compare those rates with those of say, writing gigs or some other categories.
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And we know most of the writing gigs involve unpleasant screwing. Of the writer.
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This was a magazine for electronics enthusiasts I should add.
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Or something about the sharing of Brustwarzen.
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