So I recently came back from a trip to my local public libary, which now has a room completely devoted to computers. the books that used to occupy that room are now either cramed into the other rooms or are being sold out of the libary basement by an old women with one normal eye and one milky white one. she creeeps the hell out of me but I digress...
while I was there I visited the room with the computers, two of which have the library database on them (so you can search for books), while I was there I noticed a group of middle school age boys crowded around one of the computers and laughing amongst themselves. Seeing as I have the feline killing curiosity that has lead to lesser men being granted Darwin awards I walked over to see what they were looking at.
it wasn't porn, but there were some topless ladies in the video that they were watching. Apparently it was good enough that they weren?t that aware of their surroundings, and so I was able to walk up behind them without being detected.
I gave a little cough to get their attention...
but the reason for this post is not to discuss the hormonal rages of pubescent school boys. It is about videos or sites that ask you to verify your age before you can watch/enter them. I am reasonably sure that the video the kids were watching had a disclaimer or was on a site that required you to state your age.
So the question is?
Do you truthful give your age when a website or video requires it to view their content?
This really only applies to people under 18, 16, 17, whenever the cut off age is for one of these videos
If your old enough now, did you tell a little white lie when you were younger and fudge your age?
And what was the craziest thing you have ever watched that was behind a "please state your age screen"
This question does not just apply to people watching pornographic videos; I have noticed that a number of videogame trailers on the G4 website require are verification.
while I was there I visited the room with the computers, two of which have the library database on them (so you can search for books), while I was there I noticed a group of middle school age boys crowded around one of the computers and laughing amongst themselves. Seeing as I have the feline killing curiosity that has lead to lesser men being granted Darwin awards I walked over to see what they were looking at.
it wasn't porn, but there were some topless ladies in the video that they were watching. Apparently it was good enough that they weren?t that aware of their surroundings, and so I was able to walk up behind them without being detected.
I gave a little cough to get their attention...
but the reason for this post is not to discuss the hormonal rages of pubescent school boys. It is about videos or sites that ask you to verify your age before you can watch/enter them. I am reasonably sure that the video the kids were watching had a disclaimer or was on a site that required you to state your age.
So the question is?
Do you truthful give your age when a website or video requires it to view their content?
This really only applies to people under 18, 16, 17, whenever the cut off age is for one of these videos
If your old enough now, did you tell a little white lie when you were younger and fudge your age?
And what was the craziest thing you have ever watched that was behind a "please state your age screen"
This question does not just apply to people watching pornographic videos; I have noticed that a number of videogame trailers on the G4 website require are verification.
