The Swamp of Adsense

     Well, I have one blog called 'David Lovins 67 Underground Emporium'.  The ads have been disabled for that.  Fine with me.  It's my 18 and over blog, and that is completely fine with me.  Technically, if it is set for 18 and over, that nobody under 18 should be able to view it.  If a person is under 18, it is on them, and not me, because they chose to lie about their age.  It is okay for me to do adult content, as long as it is clear that it is 18 and over, and it is.
     So, what I want to work out with adsense, is for them just to allow me the one 18 and over blog, which will have my art crap on it and other stuff, and then all of my other blogs will be relatively clean.  That sounds fair.
     My so called 'dirty blog' has literary merit, whether they acknowledge it or not.  They are doing it by the book, and I don't blame them.
     I wouldn't even be doing that stuff, unless I had studied art history throughout time, only to find out that artists have been doing perverted stuff since the dawn of time.
     Artists have to express that stuff visually, man.

     However, there are laws in place, meant to protect minors.  Okay, I understand those laws, and why they are there.
     All I know is that if Hugh Hefner gets to publish Playboy, that I should be able to publish an artsmut blog.

     However, this blog will never contain extended sex talk, or photos.  It's not in my interest to do it here.  I don't want to lose out on the possibility of eventually earning twenty-three cents with adsense.

     The adsense ads aren't especially good.  They are kind of insulting to the reader.  They're going to have to get some classier ads. 
     The New Yorker has classy ads to fit their audience.  I don't know why adsense can't learn from them.