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Board Game Geek replied

6 April 2010, 19:07
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Is there an opposite system where I can buy a DVD of the Teletubbies and get hot girl on chimpanzee action?

PS I meant girl on girl. How did that happen?

It's the mods testing a new bestiality filter dear Xog. Allegedly. I think they've got it the wrong way round though.
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xoggoth replied

6 April 2010, 18:41
Is there an opposite system where I can buy a DVD of the Teletubbies and get hot girl on chimpanzee action?

PS I meant girl on girl. How did that happen?
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Board Game Geek started a topic Controversial DVD censoring system to be launched in UK

6 April 2010, 17:11
Controversial DVD censoring system to be launched in UK

A controversial new DVD system that can censor films is to be released in the UK later this year.

ClearPlay allows parents to filter material with options to remove scenes containing blood, violence, offensive words and blasphemy.

But the system has been criticised in America, with the Directors Guild of America taking the company to court claiming violation of copyright laws

More here

Clearplay website here

It's not like it's being forced on people who don't want it. It's optional !

Surely the DGA would be glad that it will allow more movies to be watched by certain people who would not normally watch them ? Extra $$$
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