Babytalk
Eww. They aren’t attractive when they have babies attached.
That’s disgusting.
Everyone knows that boobies are for the grown-ups to play with.
Got milk?
Can’t even really tell if it is a breast from that photo…
Could just be someone shoving their ass into a babies face…
I love this quote from the article:
| Quote (Gayle Ash @ Belton, Tx) |
| “I’m totally supportive of it — I just don’t like the flashing,” she says. "I don’t want my son or husband to accidentally see a breast they didn’t want to see." |
Gayle assumes that there is a breast that her 13-year-old son doesn’t want to see.
Oh, isn’t motherhood ugly? I mean, what is more unbeautiful than seeing the natural, loving relationship between a child and his or her mother? Oh, gross.
That was sarcasm, for those who need to be told! As a father, I think it is a perfectly beautiful picture that says loads about what is good about humanity. This has nothing to do with sex; it has to do with love.
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| This has nothing to do with sex; it has to do with love. |
Yeah well... That's the problem.
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| Can’t even really tell if it is a breast from that photo… Could just be someone shoving their ass into a babies face… |
There’s another way of raising kids?
But seriously, breast feeding is a perfectly natural act.
Just like sexual intercourse, defecation and vomiting.
Personally speaking, I indulge in all three; but I ensure I do them in private, and I really don’t want anyone else doing them in front of me.
And the same goes for breast feeding. I’ve no deep objection to a woman breast feeding her cockroach kids if she really must; but not in front of me thank you.
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| But seriously, breast feeding is a perfectly natural act. Just like sexual intercourse, defecation and vomiting. |
That’s funny… I was just thinking the same thing… While breast-feeding is certainly natural and nothing to be ashamed of, not everyone cares to see that sort of thing going on in public. Not everyone has the stomach to observe another’s bodily functions… as for me, I don’t really care, but ya gotta think of how others may be affected by your actions when in public.
/bring on the boobies!
| Quote (Palooka @ July 29 2006,18:26) |
| I’ve no deep objection to a woman breast feeding her cockroach kids if she really must; but not in front of me thank you. |
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(In case this turns into a huge debate, I’m just going to state right now that I don’t really care one way or the other about the boob pic.)
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| Personally speaking, I indulge in all three; but I ensure I do them in private, and I really don’t want anyone else doing them in front of me. And the same goes for breast feeding. I’ve no deep objection to a woman breast feeding her cockroach kids if she really must; but not in front of me thank you. |
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| Quote (Gayle Ash @ Belton, Tx) “I’m totally supportive of it — I just don’t like the flashing,” she says. "I don’t want my son or husband to accidentally see a breast they didn’t want to see." |
But this is on the cover of a magazine called “Baby Talk” … not really all that shocking or surprising to see some picture of a baby being breast fed on a magazine called “Baby Talk”…
Plus I doubt many husbands or kids would be reading a magazine called “Baby Talk”… if they want to see some boobies there are much better mags probably a couple of steps away at the magazine rack…
Seriously, you can’t actually see any nipple and it is not a wide enought shot to even consciously or definitively say "Hey theres some boobies!"
You see a lot more on the cover of Penthouse, Playboy, FHM, Ralph, etc.
Wonder if these people let their kids read National Geographic?
Lots of nakedness going on in there at times…
If you don’t like it… don’t look
I don’t like seeing fat chicks wearing tight pants and mid rif tops with their guts spilling out all over the place… I apply the same principle in those situations…
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That is THE most disgusting spectacle to behold. I would rather see projectile vomiting. They should be arrested immediately.
KF
I think it is a beautiful picture; why would a breast freak anyone out? This is just an image of love. Once one understands that, that’s all one sees. Beautiful.
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| I think it is a beautiful picture; why would a breast freak anyone out? This is just an image of love. Once one understands that, that’s all one sees. Beautiful. |
Tom, Tom, Tom…sigh…
It is a beautiful picture although most I’ve seen in real life didn’t have Pam Anderson as a mom and the breast looked more like a raisin or prune…this must be a before picture!
Did you forget where you live? The American Taliban won’t let this fly!
Heck, if ANYONE gets a sexual tingle from seeing a woman breast feed a baby they are perverts. America if full of 'em!
Also…One day this kid may be homeless. I posted on the homeless in Las Vegas to which nobody seems to care.
Seems the logic is to just get 'em born and then to heck with 'em…including babies nursing. Heck the minute the baby is born it’s supposed to become a consumer and buy it’s food. It looks to me like it’s cheating. This is just another liberal welfare system to bypass the efforts of the REAL hardworking American capitalists!
KF
Have you guys seen the latest issue of TampaxTalk??
I apologise for the “cockroach kids” comment; but I’ve just spent the morning in Chris Town Wal-mart (you’ll know where I’m coming from Kingfish). Flocks of snotty nosed kids screaming, yelling, and running at full pelt over the whole store while their mothers stand at the checkout with their phrase books trying to learn the English phrase: “Food stamps OK?”.
Yeah, breasts are wonderful things, but, babies less so.
I expect I’m just jealous.
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| I apologise for the "cockroach kids" comment; but I've just spent the morning in Chris Town Wal-mart (you'll know where I'm coming from Kingfish). Flocks of snotty nosed kids screaming, yelling, and running at full pelt over the whole store while their mothers stand at the checkout with their phrase books trying to learn the English phrase: "Food stamps OK?". Yeah, breasts are wonderful things, but, babies less so. I expect I'm just jealous.
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Oh man....I feel for you!
I remember when Chris Town was a field!
I try to stay at least 100 feet from the nearest kid under 10. They carry all sorts of germs and diseases and since flu shots are hard to come by.........!
Besides, they're noisy and smell funny!
Well.......unless their mom is hot.......!
KF
If you guys ever have kids (that you want to have, in a good, stable relationship with th emother) then you will change your tune.
As far as kids going nuts in Wal mart goes, blame the parents. There are many, many bad parents out there. Lots of what is essentially child abuse, even if the law doesn’t recognize it as such.
Sometimes I think lots of men are sort of scared of women.