1. The OP should have put an understandable warning in subject or body. The world of the internets usually uses "NSFW", not "+16" --what the heck does that mean? Why not +15 or +17?
For your information, most countries in Europe use numbers in order to give info about what the recommended age limit for videos are. In my country videos will either be labeled with age limit 12, 15 or 18.
+16 told me that the video would most likely contain some violence or nudity, and that it isn't really suitable for children. NSFW on the other hand would have told me nothing since I don't know what this means.
It must be said that the OP should have known better than to post a link to a such type of video on an american forum, because many (if not most) americans do after all have a tendency to get a bit hysterical when exposed to a pair of naked tits
Take the Janet Jackson incident that happened a while ago as an example of this.
