We are all sex addicts according to Raquel Welch.

[_hobo1512]

Where does Raquel Welch say we are all sex addicts?

Your premise is malarky. I grant you, you are quite the individual, why me, but an entirely predictible and boring one, and I grant Mormonism the entire credit for that.

Raquel Welch, one of the premiere sex symbols of the 1960s, believes American culture has devolved to the point where "we're all sex addicts."

Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/pagesix/raquel_ ... z1p4QfY2sm

Thank you for the compliment cowpie. That was your name on MAD right? Still throwing cowpies at people. My premise is a good one. And Welch would certainly agree that porn is not good.

I will ask this again.
1. At what point did Raquel Welch become a moral beacon for society?

2. Doesn't Utah lead the nation in paid internet porn subscriptions?

[_Yoda]

I don't think any TBM would agree with what Raquel Welch is saying.

"My fantasies were all made up on my own. They’re ruining us with all the explanations and the graphicness. Nobody remembers what it’s like to be left to form your own ideas about what’s erotic and sexual. We’re not allowed any individuality. I thought that was the fun of the whole thing. It’s my fantasy. I didn’t pick it off the Internet somewhere."

TBMs are taught to avoid evil thoughts. If any sexual fantasies enter your mind, you are to replace it with your favorite hymn.

"Hold to the rod, the iron rod.."

[_krose]

Raquel is correct about porn and the lack of individualization and imagination involved because of it. And during her time, each had their own individual fantasy and porn played no influence in it. But today, it is quite different when it comes to fantasies. Much are porn centered with no individualization.

How do you (or Ms. Tejada, for that matter) know what people fantasize about?


ETA:
Also, have you not read and committed to memory the official LDS definition of pornography? Here it is:

Pornography is any material depicting or describing the human body or sexual conduct in a way that arouses sexual feelings.

So by definition (the divinely revealed definition, at least), anything that fuels a sexual fantasy qualifies as "porn."

That would certainly include Ms. Tejada's work in films and photos (just check out "Raquel Welch" on Google Images for examples).

[_Drifting]

I don't think any TBM would agree with what Raquel Welch is saying.

"My fantasies were all made up on my own. They’re ruining us with all the explanations and the graphicness. Nobody remembers what it’s like to be left to form your own ideas about what’s erotic and sexual. We’re not allowed any individuality. I thought that was the fun of the whole thing. It’s my fantasy. I didn’t pick it off the Internet somewhere."

TBMs are taught to avoid evil thoughts. If any sexual fantasies enter your mind, you are to replace it with your favorite hymn.

"Hold to the rod, the iron rod.."

"Come, Come, Ye Saints..."

[_why me]

As you know, Hungary is one of those countries where there are quite a few women being lured into porn. Lets call it Hungary's new found freedom of poverty and exploitation.

[_Lucretia MacEvil]

Where does Raquel Welch say we are all sex addicts?

Your premise is malarky. I grant you, you are quite the individual, why me, but an entirely predictible and boring one, and I grant Mormonism the entire credit for that.

Raquel Welch, one of the premiere sex symbols of the 1960s, believes American culture has devolved to the point where "we're all sex addicts."

Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/pagesix/raquel_ ... z1p4QfY2sm

Thank you for the compliment cowpie. That was your name on MAD right? Still throwing cowpies at people. My premise is a good one. And Welch would certainly agree that porn is not good.

Well, why me, I felt a bit of remorse for coming down on you a little hard. Then I thought about the grand insults you have flung at at all ex-mo's on this board forever and in this particular thread, and I didn't feel remorseful any more.

I read what you quoted from Raquel. It wasn't interesting enough to read the entire article, but thank you anyway.

[_Yoda]

TBMs are taught to avoid evil thoughts. If any sexual fantasies enter your mind, you are to replace it with your favorite hymn.

"Hold to the rod, the iron rod.."

"Come, Come, Ye Saints..."

I'm glad I'm not the only one with a wicked sense of humor! LOL

[_Darth J]

I will ask this again.
1. At what point did Raquel Welch become a moral beacon for society?

Since she was on The Muppet Show.

2. Doesn't Utah lead the nation in paid internet porn subscriptions?

Yes. We don't need any of your charity porn around here.

[_hobo1512]

I will ask this again.
1. At what point did Raquel Welch become a moral beacon for society?

Since she was on The Muppet Show.

2. Doesn't Utah lead the nation in paid internet porn subscriptions?

Yes. We don't need any of your charity porn around here.

I must have missed that episode, but weren't some of those muppets a bit pervy themselves? I mean it seems like they always had someone's had up their butts!!

[_Darth J]

I must have missed that episode,

Well I linked to it, so now you have no excuse!