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Posted: May 11 2006 at 01:38 AM

Bill would make sale of sex toys illegal in South Carolina
SEANNA ADCOX
Associated Press
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Sugar 'N Spice manager Pat Irons says a proposal to outlaw the sale of sex toys in South Carolina is outrageous.

But banning the sale of sex toys is actually quite common in some Southern states.

The South Carolina bill, proposed by Republican Rep. Ralph Davenport, would make it a felony to sell devices used primarily for sexual stimulation and allow law enforcement to seize sex toys from raided businesses.

The measure would add sex toys to the state's obscenity laws, which already prohibit the dissemination and advertisement of obscene materials.

People convicted under obscenity laws face up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.South Carolina law borrows from a 1973 U.S. Supreme Court ruling to define obscene as something "contemporary community standards" determine as "patently offensive" sexual conduct, which "lacks serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value."

While Davenport's proposal is probably aimed at shutting down X-rated adult bookstores, Irons said, it hurts customers of "couples-oriented" stores such as her West Columbia shop, which sells everything from lingerie to bridal shower novelties to lotions.

At Sugar 'N Spice, sex toys are displayed in a separate room. Buyers include men and women who "need a little help" because surgery or medical problems are affecting their marriage, Irons said.

"We've been selling these sex toys for 27 years," she said Friday. "Even pastors shop in here. They send couples in here they counsel for marriage problems. It's probably going to hit people like that harder than people realize."

Davenport, who is from Spartanburg County, did not return several messages Friday to talk about his bill, which was introduced last month. No other legislator has signed on as a co-sponsor and its passage this year seems unlikely.

Recent police raids in Davenport's county have targeted adult-oriented businesses.

The sheriff's office there seized movies, sex toys, sexual-enhancement pills and surveillance tapes from two businesses in January.

One of the stores, Priscilla's, sued the sheriff's office, claiming the raid violated constitutional rights and asked for the return of the seized items. Sheriff Chuck Wright refused.

The case has not yet gone to trial, Maj. Dan Johnson said.

Johnson said he knew nothing of Davenport's proposal and was unsure how it could help their investigations, which involve undercover detectives renting movies or buying magazines and prosecutors determining whether they're obscene.

"We're focused on the hard-core magazines, videos ... the hard-core porn," he said.

Other states that ban the sell of sex toys include Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and Texas, said Mark Lopez, an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union.

Alabama's law banning the sale of sex toys has been circulating through the courts since its passage in 1998. U.S. District Judge Lynwood Smith Jr. twice ruled against the law, holding that it violated the constitutional right to privacy, but the state won both times on appeal.

In February 2005, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case, which is back in the lower courts.

"People think it's distasteful. It makes for good campaign fodder and panders to the conservative side of people. That's why we see the laws in the South," Lopez said.

The ACLU got involved in the case, he said, to "keep the government out of the bedroom."

Though the laws don't punish people for owning sex toys, banning their sale is a backdoor attempt to discourage their use, Lopez said.

"People have a fundamental right to engage in lawful sexual practices in the privacy of their home," Lopez said. "It's not like this stuff is available in Macy's. Kids aren't allowed in. You or I wouldn't accidentally walk into one."

Since Canada likes to copykat their legislation from the United States, it means that you girls will get 5 years in prison and a 10,000 fine for using your sex toys (dildos/vibes/anal beads (yes Jan_na I know u use them)).

My proposition? Use me as a sex toy

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Posted: May 11 2006 at 11:04 AM

lol

hmmm u as a sex toy??? well i'd love to hear their responses...

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Posted: May 11 2006 at 02:56 PM

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Posted: May 11 2006 at 04:56 PM

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Bill would make sale of sex toys illegal in South Carolina
SEANNA ADCOX
Associated Press
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Sugar 'N Spice manager Pat Irons says a proposal to outlaw the sale of sex toys in South Carolina is outrageous.

But banning the sale of sex toys is actually quite common in some Southern states.

The South Carolina bill, proposed by Republican Rep. Ralph Davenport, would make it a felony to sell devices used primarily for sexual stimulation and allow law enforcement to seize sex toys from raided businesses.

The measure would add sex toys to the state's obscenity laws, which already prohibit the dissemination and advertisement of obscene materials.

People convicted under obscenity laws face up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.South Carolina law borrows from a 1973 U.S. Supreme Court ruling to define obscene as something "contemporary community standards" determine as "patently offensive" sexual conduct, which "lacks serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value."

While Davenport's proposal is probably aimed at shutting down X-rated adult bookstores, Irons said, it hurts customers of "couples-oriented" stores such as her West Columbia shop, which sells everything from lingerie to bridal shower novelties to lotions.

At Sugar 'N Spice, sex toys are displayed in a separate room. Buyers include men and women who "need a little help" because surgery or medical problems are affecting their marriage, Irons said.

"We've been selling these sex toys for 27 years," she said Friday. "Even pastors shop in here. They send couples in here they counsel for marriage problems. It's probably going to hit people like that harder than people realize."

Davenport, who is from Spartanburg County, did not return several messages Friday to talk about his bill, which was introduced last month. No other legislator has signed on as a co-sponsor and its passage this year seems unlikely.

Recent police raids in Davenport's county have targeted adult-oriented businesses.

The sheriff's office there seized movies, sex toys, sexual-enhancement pills and surveillance tapes from two businesses in January.

One of the stores, Priscilla's, sued the sheriff's office, claiming the raid violated constitutional rights and asked for the return of the seized items. Sheriff Chuck Wright refused.

The case has not yet gone to trial, Maj. Dan Johnson said.

Johnson said he knew nothing of Davenport's proposal and was unsure how it could help their investigations, which involve undercover detectives renting movies or buying magazines and prosecutors determining whether they're obscene.

"We're focused on the hard-core magazines, videos ... the hard-core porn," he said.

Other states that ban the sell of sex toys include Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and Texas, said Mark Lopez, an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union.

Alabama's law banning the sale of sex toys has been circulating through the courts since its passage in 1998. U.S. District Judge Lynwood Smith Jr. twice ruled against the law, holding that it violated the constitutional right to privacy, but the state won both times on appeal.

In February 2005, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case, which is back in the lower courts.

"People think it's distasteful. It makes for good campaign fodder and panders to the conservative side of people. That's why we see the laws in the South," Lopez said.

The ACLU got involved in the case, he said, to "keep the government out of the bedroom."

Though the laws don't punish people for owning sex toys, banning their sale is a backdoor attempt to discourage their use, Lopez said.

"People have a fundamental right to engage in lawful sexual practices in the privacy of their home," Lopez said. "It's not like this stuff is available in Macy's. Kids aren't allowed in. You or I wouldn't accidentally walk into one."

Since Canada likes to copykat their legislation from the United States, it means that you girls will get 5 years in prison and a 10,000 fine for using your sex toys (dildos/vibes/anal beads (yes Jan_na I know u use them)).

My proposition? Use me as a sex toy

LMFAO!!!! i'm beating you to a pulp you little monster! How dare you divulge my secrete/private life to the public!!! tsk tsk tsk. And you've always been the sex toy DUH! Just too bad i can't turn you off whenever i'm done...you usually just keep going!

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Posted: May 11 2006 at 05:45 PM

artur ur crazy.

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Posted: May 11 2006 at 05:46 PM

"We've been selling these sex toys for 27 years," she said Friday. "Even pastors shop in here. They send couples in here they counsel for marriage problems. It's probably going to hit people like that harder than people realize."

Said JANNA

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Posted: May 11 2006 at 07:07 PM

Quote: The_Icepick

Bill would make sale of sex toys illegal in South Carolina
SEANNA ADCOX
Associated Press
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Sugar 'N Spice manager Pat Irons says a proposal to outlaw the sale of sex toys in South Carolina is outrageous.

But banning the sale of sex toys is actually quite common in some Southern states.

The South Carolina bill, proposed by Republican Rep. Ralph Davenport, would make it a felony to sell devices used primarily for sexual stimulation and allow law enforcement to seize sex toys from raided businesses.

The measure would add sex toys to the state's obscenity laws, which already prohibit the dissemination and advertisement of obscene materials.

People convicted under obscenity laws face up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.South Carolina law borrows from a 1973 U.S. Supreme Court ruling to define obscene as something "contemporary community standards" determine as "patently offensive" sexual conduct, which "lacks serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value."

While Davenport's proposal is probably aimed at shutting down X-rated adult bookstores, Irons said, it hurts customers of "couples-oriented" stores such as her West Columbia shop, which sells everything from lingerie to bridal shower novelties to lotions.

At Sugar 'N Spice, sex toys are displayed in a separate room. Buyers include men and women who "need a little help" because surgery or medical problems are affecting their marriage, Irons said.

"We've been selling these sex toys for 27 years," she said Friday. "Even pastors shop in here. They send couples in here they counsel for marriage problems. It's probably going to hit people like that harder than people realize."

Davenport, who is from Spartanburg County, did not return several messages Friday to talk about his bill, which was introduced last month. No other legislator has signed on as a co-sponsor and its passage this year seems unlikely.

Recent police raids in Davenport's county have targeted adult-oriented businesses.

The sheriff's office there seized movies, sex toys, sexual-enhancement pills and surveillance tapes from two businesses in January.

One of the stores, Priscilla's, sued the sheriff's office, claiming the raid violated constitutional rights and asked for the return of the seized items. Sheriff Chuck Wright refused.

The case has not yet gone to trial, Maj. Dan Johnson said.

Johnson said he knew nothing of Davenport's proposal and was unsure how it could help their investigations, which involve undercover detectives renting movies or buying magazines and prosecutors determining whether they're obscene.

"We're focused on the hard-core magazines, videos ... the hard-core porn," he said.

Other states that ban the sell of sex toys include Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi and Texas, said Mark Lopez, an attorney for the American Civil Liberties Union.

Alabama's law banning the sale of sex toys has been circulating through the courts since its passage in 1998. U.S. District Judge Lynwood Smith Jr. twice ruled against the law, holding that it violated the constitutional right to privacy, but the state won both times on appeal.

In February 2005, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear the case, which is back in the lower courts.

"People think it's distasteful. It makes for good campaign fodder and panders to the conservative side of people. That's why we see the laws in the South," Lopez said.

The ACLU got involved in the case, he said, to "keep the government out of the bedroom."

Though the laws don't punish people for owning sex toys, banning their sale is a backdoor attempt to discourage their use, Lopez said.

"People have a fundamental right to engage in lawful sexual practices in the privacy of their home," Lopez said. "It's not like this stuff is available in Macy's. Kids aren't allowed in. You or I wouldn't accidentally walk into one."

Since Canada likes to copykat their legislation from the United States, it means that you girls will get 5 years in prison and a 10,000 fine for using your sex toys (dildos/vibes/anal beads (yes Jan_na I know u use them)).

My proposition? Use me as a sex toy

LMFAO!!!! i'm beating you to a pulp you little monster! How dare you divulge my secrete/private life to the public!!! tsk tsk tsk. And you've always been the sex toy DUH! Just too bad i can't turn you off whenever i'm done...you usually just keep going!

ohhhhhhhhhhh wow .. lol

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Posted: May 11 2006 at 07:29 PM

God bless america

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Posted: May 11 2006 at 07:53 PM

	Quote: MizzDeena
	lol hmmm u as a sex toy??? well i'd love to hear their responses...

They said no....you say say?

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Posted: May 12 2006 at 07:05 AM

	Quote: Irka
	"We've been selling these sex toys for 27 years," she said Friday. "Even pastors shop in here. They send couples in here they counsel for marriage problems. It's probably going to hit people like that harder than people realize." Said JANNA

I KNOW IRENE....our sex shop:(...it's going down!

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Posted: May 12 2006 at 09:37 AM

Quote: The_Icepick

	Quote: MizzDeena
	lol hmmm u as a sex toy??? well i'd love to hear their responses...

They said no....you say say?

are u asking me what i say??

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Posted: May 12 2006 at 05:53 PM

Quote: MizzDeena

Quote: The_Icepick

	Quote: MizzDeena
	lol hmmm u as a sex toy??? well i'd love to hear their responses...

They said no....you say say?

are u asking me what i say??

Oooops sorry, I mispelled, my fingers got all jittery.

They said no...would you say yes?

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Posted: May 12 2006 at 06:23 PM

Quote: The_Icepick

Quote: MizzDeena

Quote: The_Icepick

	Quote: MizzDeena
	lol hmmm u as a sex toy??? well i'd love to hear their responses...

They said no....you say say?

are u asking me what i say??

Oooops sorry, I mispelled, my fingers got all jittery.

They said no...would you say yes?

definitly ... how could anyone resist you??

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Posted: May 12 2006 at 08:05 PM

I can resist the icepick...Pshhh its just himm...DUH

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Posted: May 12 2006 at 09:41 PM

	Quote: Irka
	I can resist the icepick...Pshhh its just himm...DUH

Telling yourself that is a good way of convincing urself of such. Won't take you far though, I promise!

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Posted: May 12 2006 at 10:14 PM

haha we will see tomorrow you LOSERRRRRR!

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Posted: May 12 2006 at 10:36 PM

HAHA after he traumatizes you, you can come back to me and sashka for a quickie...no worries we'll fix the damage done

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Posted: May 12 2006 at 10:39 PM

haha There might be some mental damage..haha kidding artur..but yeaa wanna join me and artur for a threesome tomorrow night?...we can do it on the ttc

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Posted: May 12 2006 at 10:54 PM

HAHA ON THE TTC? fuck...that does have it's appeal. Although i'm not too excited about the seats, they are awefully uncomfortable for sexual activity!

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Posted: May 12 2006 at 11:19 PM

	Quote: Jan_na
	HAHA after he traumatizes you, you can come back to me and sashka for a quickie...no worries we'll fix the damage done

is that to me sweety

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