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A
charity masturbate-a-thon webcast ended in disarray yesterday
with recriminations and insults, after signs marking public
and private areas confused participants.
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Sign
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Organisers
said they went to great lengths to ensure separate public
and private areas so that as many participants could take
part in the charity event. They continue to investigate the
misunderstanding.
Participants,
who intended for their contribution to be in private, were
surprised to find, afterwards, that they had been watched
by thousands of paying viewers from all around the world.
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Another
sign
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A
witness told reporters:
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"The
confusion occurred in one particular room which had
two doors leading in to it.
One
door clearly had a private sign above it, the other,
confusingly, said pubic.
When
participants went through the doors they found their
every move was being shown as part of the live webcast."
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A
participant, who says he had intended to go into the public
area in any case, told us:
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wasn't worried about being watched, in fact I get quite
a kick out of that kind of thing. However, I do remember
being surprised by a number of shy looking participants,
some of whom seemed to be wanted to be left alone." |
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Yet
another sign
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The
masturbate-a-thon was organised by a community sex education
centre in South London, England..
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