Everyone knows that you shouldn’t drink and drive.

A lesser known, but perhaps equally dire warning is “teenagers, digital cameras, and Internet access don’t mix well.”

Consider the recent case of a group of cheerleaders from Thomas S. Wootton High School, in Rockville, Maryland.

By all accounts this group of girls were happy, go-lucky, all-American cheerleading sweethearts. They were riding high, on their way to the cheerleading championships.

They took a series of completely innocent photos of themselves, clowning around, mugging for the camera, and some somewhat more sassy pictures of themselves, pretending to kiss and in various “provocative” (but fully clothed, completely acceptable) poses (they were cheerleaders, after all, that’s what they do), and posted them to the photo-sharing Web site, Webshots.com, for their friends and the rest of the cheerleading squad to see.

Still nothing wrong, right?

But let Aunty put this in another context.

This was a group of high school girls.

In cheerleader outfits…

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