Stuffed animals told pics would be 'artistic'
Brazilian Web portal iG would like you to know that the Internet is an interesting, educational, unspeakably horrific resource for your children. For example, its cow, monkey, and teddy bear print ads suggest that your kids are just a few mouse clicks away from becoming amateur taxidermists. Or possibly furries. Either way, it’s not something to which they should be exposed. You’re better off showing them wholesome Disney movies. Via Ads of the World.
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