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Elton John's baby involved in US cover-up
You can just see the rim of Elton John's black glasses, his bushy eyebrows behind them and a mop of excellently dyed strawberry blond hair. Beside him is the dark receding hairline of his partner David Furnish and behind them the masthead of the magazine US Weekly.
And that's all you're allowed to see. The rest is obscured by a slap of grey plastic with the words: "Family shield. To protect young Harp shoppers." That's life in the small town of Mountain Home, in northern Arkansas. The manager of the Harps supermarket decided the image was offensive and applied the store's censorship policy normally reserved for the likes of Playboy or other pornographic magazines.
The awful image that "Young Harps shoppers" needed protection from:
Everyone knows Playboy is
As silly as it seems I guess it boils down to his store his choice.
Maybe he's just acting in what he sees as the best interest of his young customers, much like the CHRC, CRTC, CBSTC and Health and Welfare Canada do for Canadians on a daily basis.
Elton John's baby involved in US cover-up
You can just see the rim of Elton John's black glasses, his bushy eyebrows behind them and a mop of excellently dyed strawberry blond hair. Beside him is the dark receding hairline of his partner David Furnish and behind them the masthead of the magazine US Weekly.
And that's all you're allowed to see. The rest is obscured by a slap of grey plastic with the words: "Family shield. To protect young Harp shoppers." That's life in the small town of Mountain Home, in northern Arkansas. The manager of the Harps supermarket decided the image was offensive and applied the store's censorship policy normally reserved for the likes of Playboy or other pornographic magazines.
The awful image that "Young Harps shoppers" needed protection from:
Wow.
When the hell do we ever grow up?
Altho little babies are pretty offensive, I don't think kids should be shielded from them...
You can just see the rim of Elton John's black glasses, his bushy eyebrows behind them and a mop of excellently dyed strawberry blond hair.
I thought that was a hair piece??