According to published reports several women are selling nude pics of Kanye West, that the super producer turned rapper sent to them via Myspace prior to becoming famous.

Radaronline.com reports that one pic shows Kanye from the chest up in sunglasses and a gold chain. A second pic shows him exposing his genitals from his boxer briefs.

The source told Radar that the "pics have been floating around since he hit so many girls up on MySpace, he probably sent them to many, many women."

Kanye, who recently stated that he contemplated getting naked to “break every rule of hip-hop", stated that if he gets his body in shape would definitely consider it.

"It's like Björk, if she wanted to pose naked, you'd be like, 'Oh, that's Björk. But if I wanted to pose naked, people would draw all type of things into it. I definitely feel like, in the next however many years, if I work out for two months, that I'll pose naked."

Hmmm…how many ladies out there are really wondering what it looks like?

Child predators and abductions occur at an alarming rate within the United States as adults are able to easily manipulate the youth that surf the Web aimlessly with curiosity.

Introducing a measure later today, State Rep. Rob Teilhet is attempting to give the Georgia Bureau of Investigation the authority to send the information of sexual offenders to social sites such as Facebook and MySpace.

From doing so, the sites will then have the ability to have their information removed and create a roadblock so that these offenders won't be able to create a profile along with reporting any suspicious activity that they monitor to the state authorities.

"The Internet is a powerful social and educational tool for our children. It should not be a danger-zone populated by pedophiles," said Teilhet, according to The Associated Press.

In an attempt to make the movement more National, states such as New York, California and Oklahoma have already adopted the proposal or are in the process of considering it.

Gangs are reportedly using the sites to “cyber bully” or make threats as well as share information on rival gangs and meet members from across the country.

Thousands of arrests have been made based on information gained from the websites including the arrest of three gang members who were ousted by tweets on Twitter.

Agents say their latest tactics include posing as pretty girls on the sites and sending flirty messages and friend requests. They also report that they have informants that give them access to their accounts.

A recent case of social networking gone wrong took place in Los Angeles after agents say the speedy release of a gang member from jail led people to believe he was a police informant. They reported seeing a tweet from an account they were monitoring saying,

“We have a snitch in our midst.”

While the use of Twitter and Facebook is on the rise, police still say that Myspace is still gang member's online avenue of choice.

Doesn't everyone know the government can see everything? If you're in a gang why would you post it on Twitter?

"You're not the first, just to let you know. I've killed many people and I kill them real slow. It's the best feeling, watching their last breath. Stabbing and stabbing till there's nothing left.”

According to police, Syko Sam met the daughter through Myspace where they exchanged messages and arranged for him to visit her in Virginia. Her last message to Sam was posted on September 7 and read:

“The next time you check your myspace, YOULL BE AT MY HOUSE!”

How sad to see another person fall victim to the dangers of meeting people online.