Online game lets 5-year-old girls play prostitute...Swell Idea.

Hopefully they have brothers around the house so they can all play together, as the brothers play the pimp and the sister's play "local 'hood ho".

In fact, on a good day, when one of their three daddy's are around the tenement dropping off half of the child support,  they can join in as the local Sheriff and his deputies who are pedophiles running the jail to make the game real and complete!

Girls as young as five or younger – should they have the computer know-how – can immediately trade in online points to 'purchase' for their avatar lingerie, nipple tassels, condoms and 'antibaby' pills among other choice items on their way to the top of their own fashion empire.

Sounds like some swell fun, and a real career learning opportunity for the whole family. Not.

Online game lets 5-year-old girls play prostitute: "Editor's note: Some of the descriptions and images in the article below are risqué and may be cause for reader caution.

Young girls aspiring to be fashion queens may find more than they bargain for in a new, free, online game called 'My-Minx,' which permits players to role play … as prostitutes.

At My-Minx.com, touted by its own header as the 'online fashion game for girls and dress-up game for style icons' and the place where 'Barbie meets Chanel,' players create an avatar – or online representative – that flirts, shops, develops her career, builds a wardrobe, competes in style shows, and picks up lovers and 'clients' at an online cocktail bar.

In addition, girls as young as five or younger – should they have the computer know-how – can immediately trade in online points to 'purchase' for their avatar lingerie, nipple tassels, condoms

and 'antibaby' pills among other choice items on their way to the top of their own fashion empire.

My-Minx had already generated controversy last week – before revelation of the game's prostitution play – over a feature that allowed the avatars to adopt celebrity children, such as members of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's family.

At the time, parents groups in Great Britian, where the game is produced, expressed outrage"  continued

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