As an educated american male with a healthy "adult" appetite, I can say that I find this sort of conversation fascinating. I wonder what sort of values I will end up trying to teach to my soon-to-arrive child, and how much of their opinions will actually be due to me, rather than the myriad of other influences.
I love the female form (and on an artistic level, the male form. I'd get in line to touch David Boreanaz), and don't mind seeing it displayed. As an avid anime/manga fan, and a copius delver in to the darker places of the internet, I've seen things that make Zon-Kuthon look absolutely tepid. Some of you will nod, thinking you know what I'm talking about. You are wrong. Some others will only look at me as if I haven't spoken; you are the ones who know what I know.
Heh, once again, its 5:30 AM, and I'm posting without really having a reason why. Maybe I just wanted to log this new alias in, and this seemed like the best thread to do it in. Which is doubly ironic, considering the nature of the source of this name.
A cookie to whoever gets the reference of the name. Here's two hints: A metamagic feat that raises the level by two, and an artist who did some work on the Gen13 comic.
Also, to get this back on track, I think you misinterpreted a smidge Yellowdingo; Aubrey was referring to the unlikely event of Paizo making pornographic material available to under-age youths, not making pornographic material OF them.
Regarding your second post, I think that by most "classic" interpretations of D&D alignments, that isn't a Lawful Neutral town, its Lawful Evil, due to the element of slavery. While the rationalization of it could go on for days, the classic alignment systems puts slavery very firmly in the evil category. If the scenario were amended to a "term of service" concept, it might be different. But this is also colored by my own perceptions, so ymmv. Back to your regularly scheduled thread.
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