Bogart
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barely clothed does not equal hotkwillia said:
barely clothed does not equal hotkwillia said:
That was my point... she looks in that pic.Bogart said:barely clothed does not equal hot
She looks like a drag queen. Her face is so....ew. Didn't she used to be pretty?kwillia said:That was my point... she looks in that pic.
Larry Gude said:...certainly your are intelligent enough to understand that the issue is what is and is not appropriate.
It is NOT appropriate to turn on the tv to watch Monday night football and have that add run. You know that.
You wanna pump gas into your car, find it's water and have someone tell you 'sorry, you don't have to shop here'.
You want a cop to pull you over for going 50 in a 55 and tell you 'sorry you didn't have to use this road'?
You wanna buy a box of cornflakes and pour out cat litter only to be told 'you don't have to buy from them'?
You wanna flip on "Desperate Housewives" and have Jerry Fallwel commercials?
There is a right to consumer expectations. ABC crossed the line and you know it.
Think 'regulation'.
Think 'standards'.
Think 'enforcement'.
Don't embarrass yourselves by pretending you don't get it.
Tell me, tell us all, what you would in this issue if you were FCC bossman:
but you either have it all removed or none. Or define to all networks what is and isn’t appropriate.
Larry Gude said:...what you are saying? What you are asking for?
You say 'change the channel'
You say 'all or none'
You say 'define what is and isn't' as though networks are children and couldn't even begin to judge what is or is not over the mysterious line. Maybe they are stupid children. Somebody has to tell them.
Culture is a living, breathing thing and it evolves and it devolves. We shape it.
I want you to put yourself in the shoes of the FCC and make the call. You will inherit this world and you damn well better be able to make judgements based on reason.
Would you have felt comfortable sitting their with your daughter watching the lead in?
Do you think ABS went over the line? If so, what would you do, as the person responsible for the public airwaves, to make clear to them that it was unacceptable? They are in it for $ so money would seem to be the punishment.
The people who ran that intro are nothing but a bunch of juevenille delinquents trying to see what they can get away with. MNF doesn't need that to add one single person to their audience.
What of soap operas? Aren't they what they are? Aren't they on during the day when kids are at school? Parents tell a kid 'you can't watch soap operas BECAUSE of what they sell'.
So now, do I say "No MNF because of what they sell?"
Stand up! Be judgemental! Point your finger at ABC and shout 'WRONG!'.
It's good for you.
Oh for piss sake. I get so bored with the arrested development types trying to pretend that a naked woman blatantly jumping into the arms of some guy is the same as fully clothed women dancing.SmallTown said:Naked backside of a woman is not appropraite for football.
Yea, fully clothed. And they just wear those outfits because they are comfortablevraiblonde said:Oh for piss sake. I get so bored with the arrested development types trying to pretend that a naked woman blatantly jumping into the arms of some guy is the same as fully clothed women dancing.
vraiblonde said:Oh for piss sake. I get so bored with the arrested development types trying to pretend that a naked woman blatantly jumping into the arms of some guy is the same as fully clothed women dancing.
The commercial was meant to sexually excite men and get them all stupid. If you get excited over the smiling man in the Viagra commercials, you have issues the FCC cannot possibly address.
If you get sexually aroused while watching "Saving Private Ryan", you have issues.mojorisin said:Is that ok to show unedited on a major network?
Yea! One less person to b!tch the next time something happensvraiblonde said:Now the NFL is two for two and it's officially off the family viewing list in my house.
And one less person to see sponsor advertising, which is what helps keep them in business.SmallTown said:Yea! One less person to b!tch the next time something happens