The AARP has finally figured out a way to deter all those crazy tweens from sexting their chastity away: Inform them that a bunch of totally old people are doing it, too. In the November issue Online at AARP.org, reporter Jessica Leshnoff interviews a handful of first-name-only seniors who admit to sending photos of their boobs to other old people through text messages.

Read More “Old People Are Sexting Now” »

Cell Phones: Not just for Sexting!

Drumming up a good teen sex scandal for the nightly news ain’t what it used to be. A couple decades ago, a news anchor could scare the shit out of some parents by just turning to the camera and posing a question: “It’s 10 o’clock. Parents, do you know where your children are?”

Nowadays, the advent of e-mail, cell phones, and GPS has ensured that parents always know where their children are. And so, local news reporters have been forced to dig a little deeper than that old rhetorical question for their parental scare tactics. Below, how to engineer a teen sex scandal using only a cell phone, a pair of blue jeans, and a few good “experts.”
Read More “Teen Sex Scandal!” »

Spotsylvania, Virg. got the honor yesterday of arresting two teens in our first local “sexting” case. Eighteen-year-old Spotsylvania High student Moizeis Ribeiro and a 15-year-old classmate were arrested “on possession of child pornography and electronic solicitation.”

Ribeiro’s partner-in-crime is young enough not to have his name released to the papers, but he’s still old enough to be charged with child porn.

Read More “Spotsylvania Teens Busted In Sexting Case” »