Comments on: Alabama Refuses the Sale of Sex Toys Due to Public Morality Regulation http://lawvibe.com/alabama-refuses-the-sale-of-sex-toys-due-to-public-morality-regulation/ International Law News | Lawyer Lifestyle Mon, 28 Jun 2010 10:26:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: alabama sex toys http://lawvibe.com/alabama-refuses-the-sale-of-sex-toys-due-to-public-morality-regulation/#comment-15792 alabama sex toys Fri, 08 Aug 2008 17:58:19 +0000 http://lawvibe.com/2007/alabama-refuses-the-sale-of-sex-toys-due-to-public-morality-regulation/#comment-15792 This is so funny , I watched the video and i was laughing my socks off got to be the funnest one ive seen for a while keep up the good work. Vote alabama i will. Christina This is so funny , I watched the video and i was laughing my socks off got to be the funnest one ive seen for a while keep up the good work. Vote alabama i will.
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]]> By: Steve Elliott http://lawvibe.com/alabama-refuses-the-sale-of-sex-toys-due-to-public-morality-regulation/#comment-12923 Steve Elliott Thu, 10 Jan 2008 18:05:16 +0000 http://lawvibe.com/2007/alabama-refuses-the-sale-of-sex-toys-due-to-public-morality-regulation/#comment-12923 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lJWg3HXpHc Published Wednesday, January 9, 2008 Writer, former Alabama resident mocks AG’s sex-toy stance via YouTube By Dana Beyerle Montgomery Bureau Chief MONTGOMERY | With an Internet connection and a little YouTube know-how, anyone can ridicule a high-ranking public official. Attorney General Troy King found that out Tuesday. Alabama native and writer Steve Elliott, who now lives in Washington state, posted a video on site mocking King for defending a state law prohibiting sex toys in Alabama. “That’s what I’m trying to do, make him look ridiculous, because that’s how he’s making the state of Alabama look,” Elliott said Tuesday. The 30-second video is a montage that uses King’s singing “duet” with the late Johnny Cash as a soundtrack. The video includes an image of Cash making an offensive hand gesture. The Mobile Press-Register reported Sunday that King created a CD last year in which he added his vocals to a little-known recording by Cash of the song “My Elusive Dreams,” which was never released. King distributed about 25 copies of his recording as a Christmas gift, the Press-Register reported. Elliott said he was inspired to create the YouTube video after reading a blog written by one-time third-party gubernatorial candidate and marijuana advocate Loretta Nall, in which she described sending King an inflatable pig sex aid last year. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lJWg3HXpHc

Published Wednesday, January 9, 2008

Writer, former Alabama resident mocks AG’s sex-toy stance via YouTube

By Dana Beyerle
Montgomery Bureau Chief

MONTGOMERY | With an Internet connection and a little YouTube know-how, anyone can ridicule a high-ranking public official.

Attorney General Troy King found that out Tuesday.

Alabama native and writer Steve Elliott, who now lives in Washington state, posted a video on site mocking King for defending a state law prohibiting sex toys in Alabama.

“That’s what I’m trying to do, make him look ridiculous, because that’s how he’s making the state of Alabama look,” Elliott said Tuesday.

The 30-second video is a montage that uses King’s singing “duet” with the late Johnny Cash as a soundtrack. The video includes an image of Cash making an offensive hand gesture.

The Mobile Press-Register reported Sunday that King created a CD last year in which he added his vocals to a little-known recording by Cash of the song “My Elusive Dreams,” which was never released. King distributed about 25 copies of his recording as a Christmas gift, the Press-Register reported.

Elliott said he was inspired to create the YouTube video after reading a blog written by one-time third-party gubernatorial candidate and marijuana advocate Loretta Nall, in which she described sending King an inflatable pig sex aid last year.

]]> By: Gili http://lawvibe.com/alabama-refuses-the-sale-of-sex-toys-due-to-public-morality-regulation/#comment-2366 Gili Tue, 27 Mar 2007 09:42:33 +0000 http://lawvibe.com/2007/alabama-refuses-the-sale-of-sex-toys-due-to-public-morality-regulation/#comment-2366 LOL, really good post. BTW - thanks for the show_top_commentators tip. Worked like a charm Be in touch, Gili LOL, really good post.

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