The Shrine

Seraph, you tell us if it's actually effective :-)

http://www.moboid.com/lapis/LapisPres.htm

What the fuck is this? I don't even understand what the hell he's saying...

Oh..this is the game where lapis the bunny teaches you masturbation I think..you touch and stroke it and stuff and then it eventually flies (orgasm)

Good luck getting that to fly on the Nintendo DS. Can you even imagine the commericials for that?

That owns.

It would probably avoid any restrictive rating because of its educational nature.

The Seeker wrote:It would probably avoid any restrictive rating because of its educational nature.

Ah, you joker. Thinking your reasonable Canadian attitude towards sex education extends to the United States.

We can't have sex education in *this* country. By God and thunder...that would interfere with a decent and upstanding Christian lifestyle.

Sex is a fundamental part of who we are. And so, it needs to be buried as deeply as possible, under several layers of shame and concealment.

Otherwise it might interfere with the Christian view of the world...which does not seem to take into account that the world is not always clean and warm and fuzzy, that morality comes in shades of gray and variations of color, and that icky, gooey, biological things like sex are a part of the world we live in, best viewed outside of the lens that contains attitudes such as "foul", "base", or "not holy".

Man, I hate that view of the world. Hate hate hate it. And it's just everywhere.

The States has sex education too, I saw it on the Simpsons =)

We have some - and thank God for what we do have - but since Bush has been in power, there has been a sharp rise in "abstinence"-based programs, some of which are telling tremendously unscientific BS to kids to scare them away from teenage sex. It's not quite "premarital sex will blow your legs off", but it's not really that far away from that either. I cannot stand people who lie about the world in order to advance their own point of view.