1.07.2009

Flaccid economy promotes crisis in porn


How's this for a money shot? Reeling from the success of the free Internet porn business, the adult entertainment industry should get a $5 billion piece of the government's $700 billion bailout fund, says Joe Francis, chief executive officer of the production company that produces the popular "Girls Gone Wild" video series.



He's sending letters to California congressman Henry Waxman (his local representative), Massachusetts' Barney Frank (the head of the House of Representatives' Financial Services Committee) and the U.S. Treasury Department asking for assistance. His argument: the last thing California needs is another economic crisis to hit when it is trying to climb out of the real estate crash.

[From Mr. Smut Goes To Washington - Forbes.com]

Noted by Midwest Bureau Cub Reporter Paul Knue, who wonders (hopes?) if smut merchants rate a bailout, can cub reporters be far behind?


Unseemly guffaws issue from Accounting.



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