That's enough, thanks.

That American Apparel ad is seriously getting on my nerves. You know the one. The vaguely pedophiliac one of the girl taking a bath. If it's an apparel ad, why isn't she wearing a goddamn stitch? When I was a teenager I was sexually attracted to teenagers, but now I just want to hand this girl a towel and tell her to hurry because other people need the bathroom. Once, my wife and I were in the Field Museum in Chicago, and we saw a couple holding hands where the guy looked in his mid-30s, and the girl looked - I swear - like she was sixteen. Creeped us both out. I grew up in the rural south, so I wasn't too shocked, but even here it's still rare-ish if more accepted. I'd like to think that's not so common that an ad agency would feel comfortable putting this ad on a site that (as far as I've seen) is filled with people mostly 10 to 25 years older than the girl in that ad. Maybe I'm not seeing the full demographic of the site?