Found this reference in a guest blog by Peter Herman of NAMBLA at Tom O'Carroll's Heretic TOC:Some decades back, before instant recordings, when differentiating between "good touches" and bad touches first came in vogue, a PBS (Public Broadcasting Service) TV program attempted to present the concept to young children. When "bad touches" were described to the children participating in the program one boy piped up asking "What if I like it?" Out of the mouths of babes oft come words of wisdom! It would be wonderful to have a video clip of this, if it really happened, but I am guessing the phrase "before instant recordings" means none exists. Still, this definitely needs to be one of our slogans. It's the natural response to "Keep your gross old hands out my no-no square." "What if I like it?" hugzu ;-p [@nonymouse] [Guardster] [Proxify] [Anonymisierungsdienst] |