Can we PLEASE get a warning on links in articles?
 

I clicked on the Cineschlocker's Blown Away link at work. I guess I should have known given the suggestive language, but I figured I was pretty safe since there isn't a direct warning about the link. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure I'll love the pics when I get a chance to view them from home, but damn...not work friendly from the glimpse I got before madly clicking "back" on my browser.

Caution: Boobies Ahead

Well, this is an 'easter egg' link from Cine-Schlock-O-Rama. Gross does this with the not-work-friendly stuff, and as his artcile is usually read by regular readers, it's understood that if Gross has linked it, it's not for young eyes to see.

Re: Can we PLEASE get a warning on links in articles?
 

Sorry that happened. Similiar thing happend to me when I clicked on my forum thread, not knowing it'd been moved from "DVD Talk" to "Mature." D'oh. But I obviously feel the in-column link was reasonably couched. Tell you what, though, drop me your mailing address and I'll send you a small peace offering in the form of a free Blown Away DVD or some other disc from my Gunnysack O' Goodies.

Re: Re: Can we PLEASE get a warning on links in articles?
 

Oh yeah, I had a problem with that too. ;)

I've been adding the extension >>> Mature on threads that I personally move to Mature. Probably something the rest of the mods will take up as well...

That's a good idea. Where it got me, though, was in the e-mail link from my thread subscription.

Re: Re: Can we PLEASE get a warning on links in articles?
 

No worries, Noel. Like I said, I probably should have known the link wasn't work friendly given the set-up. I guess I just wasn't paying close enough attention.

Thanks for the "peace offering"! It's really not necessary, but...uh...YGM! :)

I was 3x as offended as Boot.

Send me email and I'll let you know where to send my free box set.

I already said earlier that I had a problem with it. :o