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Either that or a marketing ploy to boost sales out of single figures. Or a nod towards Who's Afraid of Wolf's Vagina?
 
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I wonder if they get the irony of their decision.

iTunes is very sensitive. They used to ban the word "suck" as well, even when it was used in a non-sexual context.
 
I wonder if they get the irony of their decision.

iTunes is very sensitive. They used to ban the word "suck" as well, even when it was used in a non-sexual context.
 
Itunes is as inconsistent as it is stupid about censorship. They asterisk out the word "whore" in the title of the song "International Whore"....but not in the name of the group, which is Whore's Mascara.
 
I wonder if they get the irony of their decision.

iTunes is very sensitive. They used to ban the word "suck" as well, even when it was used in a non-sexual context.

I wonder if they get the irony of their decision.

iTunes is very sensitive. They used to ban the word "suck" as well, even when it was used in a non-sexual context.

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Does iTunes do news articles?

"***** Riot Censored in Russia" would be precious.
 
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I wonder if they get the irony of their decision.

iTunes is very sensitive. They used to ban the word "suck" as well, even when it was used in a non-sexual context.
 
I suspect that'd be Wal-Mart's electronics and book vendors at work. They're the leaders of modern censorship anyway, and they have such a huge share of the market that they have this type of power, even over other fairly powerful companies.

The question is, if we don't call it a "vagina" than what the heck do we call it? Seriously, should we be banned from even referring to that part of the anatomy entirely? That would tend to confuse the medical profession, at the very least.
 
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I suspect that'd be Wal-Mart's electronics and book vendors at work. They're the leaders of modern censorship anyway, and they have such a huge share of the market that they have this type of power, even over other fairly powerful companies.

The question is, if we don't call it a "vagina" than what the heck do we call it? Seriously, should we be banned from even referring to that part of the anatomy entirely? That would tend to confuse the medical profession, at the very least.

The medical industry uses the scientific terminology, which is "Nancy Drew and the Secret Cavern".
 

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