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> > These female figs that are overly, say, developed
> > are digusting.
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> Interesting...have you always had this problem with the female
> form? Is there a problem with kids knowing that women are
> shaped differently from men?
I can't speak for John but for my part I have NO problem with depicting the
female form in a manner that is tasteful and appropriate for the intended
audience. In this context I consider the Pirate Wench inappropriate with
her plunging neckline and detailed cleveage while the new Princess is just
fine.
Will
Lego Beach Department of Emergency Services
www.crosswinds.net/~hokie
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