Is this ad "inappropriate" (i.e., obscene) for a "family" (i.e., ordinary) newspaper?

[BurtWorm]

http://www.seattleweekly.com/news/blogs/dailyweekly/2008/02/post.php

[flowomo]

1. dupe....

thread right below you

[Squatch]

2. Absolutely not.

[Subdivisions]

3. ZOMG!!!1! A VAGINA w/ CLITORIS!!!1!!1 Everybody RUNNNNN...! n/t

[truebrit71]

4. Yes.

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[KG]

5. when will this country grow up?

[ayeshahaqqiqa]

6. How many people would "get" what it is showing?

I mean, it's male genitalia that are instantly recognizable--women's not so much. Though things may have changed since I was young. Back then, women knew very little about their bodies-it was all hush hush back in the '50s.

[originalpckelly]

9. I know, I plan on asking when rockets and bombs won't be shown on/in TV/print for obvious reasons.

[originalpckelly]

7. "Mommy, that's the weirdest heart I've ever seen!"

:rofl:

That's all I think most kids will say. The rest can take seeing it, I'd hope.

[rubberducky]

8. Don`t know how I would explain this to my 9-year-old grandson! Oh, my!!

[TheMadMonk]

14. You could try the truth for a refreshing change.

Of course then you will have the morality police on your neck.


Freedom begins with telling Mrs Grundy to go fly a kite. L. Long.

[ProdigalJunkMail]

10. guess one thread on this wasn't enough :-) n/t

[Ian David]

11. Use it in a bumper sticker!

I (vagina heart) Seattle

[izquierdista]

12. Seems tame to me

But I was in Italy last week, seeing overtly lesbian ads on the TV monitors in train stations, and flipping past the porn channels on the cable TV to find something interesting to watch. (There's just so much naked women you can take until you need a change of scenery).

[niyad]

13. I don't see any problem, but then, I am not a constipated, repressed nutbar.

[Duer 157099]

15. Is it just me, or is that intended to look like this:

[MedleyMisty]

16. No.

It's a medical term and the graphic is very stylized.