05-17-2011, 05:26 PM
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Damn Right I Kiss Ass!
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Location: Cowtown, USA
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Originally Posted by InfoGuy
Oracle Porn and icymelon both commented above on your Seventeen brand. Could one of you guys at PayServe please explain why your brand uses the number "Seventeen"? Without a doubt, we're not the only 3 webmasters confused about this.
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It is called Google and it works wonders...
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Its name was reflecting the fact that the preferred models for the magazine were at seventeen years of age or sixteen at youngest. However, as it featured models who were minors as per the legislation of many countries, Seventeen faced difficulty in worldwide distribution. For example, in the U. S., Seventeen materials were prohibited. Seventeen also began to issue other magazines in later years, including Teeners from Holland and Seventeen Special. 1986 Seventeen also started to produce videos. Seventeen preferred an amateur flair to the pro-am preference of many pornography producers. Often, male performers were real-life boyfriends of models.
By 1990s, Seventeen changed its name to Club Seventeen, an umbrella label for most series. Also, they united various assets that functioned under companies such as Profil and Scala and formed the company Video Art Holland. In the late 90s, they initiated a process of change, featuring only models over 18 years of age, because they were informed, that the Netherlands were forced to raise the age to 18, because of a European law "harmonization".
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