Did you mean "pornography"? If so, it's not spelled "pronograph."
Anyway, in reply to your question, you can install family friendly filters on your computer which will block most pornographic sites. However, in the 21st century, the "jury is still out" on what constitutes pornography. As the old saying goes, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder," and what might have been considered daring back in the 1960s (for example, I recall being shocked at seeing magazine ads featuring women in Bras and shirtless men in bikini underwear) is commonplace nowadays.
You can also use public library computers which either block real, hardcore porno (and for those who don't, conscientious librarians who tend to follow the RULES OF MORALITY as I used to do when I was a librarian, will embarrass the hell out of you if you're caught!) or have computers dedicated ONLY to print research (such as the ebscohost research site for print journals).
Best wishes to you in your quest to avoid internet smut, and keep me posted on your progress!
George Washington
Frauding,ponography especially
ponography
Oh, dude, that's a tricky one! So, technically, there isn't a channel on DStv that shows that kind of stuff. You might want to stick to more family-friendly programming... or, you know, just use the internet like everyone else. Happy browsing!
"Under different circumstance's, the war could have been avioded," said the townsfolk.
Not likely, It seems as though FDR wanted to enter the war. www.thenewamerican.com/history/american/574
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the 100 year war could have been avioded if joan of arc had a bigger dick, she would have squashed everyone
It Depicts the kind of realistic scene that earlier paintings avioded
1st because it is enjoyable and whenever you watch. it moves you back to the bedroom and feelings starts from there by the time you reach the bedroom your ready. 2ndly to Others, it gives new styles to use and also it takes away the stress.
It Depicts the kind of realistic scene that earlier paintings avioded
I don't know if Louisiana has a law against it, but they COULD, and there would be no First Amendment constitutional protection to watch such videos. The First Amendment might protect some mild forms of ponography that are only "indecent" but not things that are truly "obscene." The local community morals and standards are supposed to be used in deciding if that line is crossed. And I'll bet that LA is a lot less tolerant toward sex videos of any kind than NY or CA would be.