Headlines for 4 Oct 2009
Saturday, October 3, 2009 at 7:57pm
Singapore's first topless car washTHEY WORE NIPPLE TAPE AT FIRST, THEN...Organiser admits it was risky, but insists it was a 'private' event...
One Singaporean really did it - Mr Gerard Ee from Motoring Exchange . . .it really took place 1st Oct guys ... here.. yes here in Singapore .. . ..
Topless Car Wash Teaser Video 2
Topless Car Wash Teaser Video 5
http://www.teasewash.com/
He can make big bucks here ... with the big pool of perverted , dirty old man here maybe.
But if a 16-year old says he's 21, and paid the money, how ? Is this ok ?
Or a 65-year old man .. watched the session ... got cardiac arrest ... died ... will authorities prosecute ?
Saturday, October 3, 2009 at 7:57pm
Singapore's first topless car washTHEY WORE NIPPLE TAPE AT FIRST, THEN...Organiser admits it was risky, but insists it was a 'private' event...
One Singaporean really did it - Mr Gerard Ee from Motoring Exchange . . .it really took place 1st Oct guys ... here.. yes here in Singapore .. . ..
Topless Car Wash Teaser Video 2
Topless Car Wash Teaser Video 5
http://www.teasewash.com/
He can make big bucks here ... with the big pool of perverted , dirty old man here maybe.
But if a 16-year old says he's 21, and paid the money, how ? Is this ok ?
Or a 65-year old man .. watched the session ... got cardiac arrest ... died ... will authorities prosecute ?
Are private events that require girls to do a topless wash ethical? Are youngsters earning money through the wrong channel and whether moral issues are being tackled in today's context. The event spokesperson mentioned that sex sells...so is he right to say that girls are encouraged to earn their keeps through this means..by selling sex?
ReplyDeleteSo they are saying it is considered legal if the event is not displayed on public? I don't even know that these kind of things can be considered legal even if it is conducted in private.
ReplyDeleteSo who's going to ensure this event will be private and no underage teenagers will sneak in to watch? This event is already publicised in the New Paper, which is highly popular with students. The students might have already been brainwash by this Mr Chen that 'sex sells'. Is that a morally correct message in the first place to be sent to the students in the first place? The media needs to wake up their idea!