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Originally Posted by Vendzilla
I've been in the business for long enough to know the history, I live in california where it's legal
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No you dont. I like you but if you know then you wont admit you know the truth.
As far as LA it being all legal talk to Seymour Butts:
During 2001-02, Glasser was the focus of an obscenity-based court case, People of the State of California v. Adam Glasser, et al. over the depiction of vaginal fisting in his 1999 video Tampa Tushy Fest 1,[2][5] even though the film won the "Best All-Girl Sex Scene - Video" award at the 2000 AVN Awards.[4] Glasser pleaded not guilty to violating California Penal Code Sections 311.2(a), "production, distribution or exhibition of obscene matter"; and 311.5, "advertising or promoting matter represented to be obscene," better known as "pandering obscenity." Then before trial, he reached a plea agreement in which his company pleaded "no contest" to "creating a public nuisance," and paid a $1,000 fine, in exchange for all other obscenity charges being dropped against the defendants.[5]