"Roger Ebert has a thoughtful post on the problem of not-safe-for-work images. It's a real problem, and it's a curious example of self-imposed censorship built on an artificial fear. I don't care who you are, you've all seen pornography, you've all heard profanity, yet somehow, if even a tasteful nude or an obscenity neatly typed in a small font face appears in a web post, people freak out: I could have viewed that in my workplace! My eyes aren't allowed to see a breast or a penis between the hours of 9 to 5!" - Jim Norris

What a top notch essay. Wow. - Micah

"This is another reason to avoid "NSFW" images — not because they're unsafe for our eyes, an absurd concept already, but because we need to rebel against the homogenization of beauty." - Micah