[DaveA37]

Their antics were nothing more than an attention getting display. There “performance” will be pretty mild in the near future as everything will “fall off” and there will still be no shame.

I remember the days when you couldn't even say “toilet” but alas, those days are long gone.

[DaveA37]

Whoops....”attention getting display. There “performance” will be”.

Should read “attention getting display. Their “performance” will be”.........

[patriotspride]

I remember the days when you couldn’t even say “toilet” but alas, those days are long gone.

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Count me in that vintage also....

Remember the first time I heard F in a movie. It was a Clint Eastwood,
one.

Soon it will be commonplace on non cable TV the way the media has
desensitized any semblance of decency.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***I remember the days when you couldn’t even say “toilet” but alas, those days are long gone. ***

LOL! I believe it was Archie Bunker who first said..”Turlet”.

I also remember when PSYCHO was the first movie to show a toilet.

I also remember when SEARS catalogs had the underwear model wear black leotards with the bra and panties over them, and TV adverts showed the same but on a headless store maniquin.

My god I’m old!

[Morgana]

"I remember the days when you couldn't even say “toilet” but alas, those days are long gone. " +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ I remember when Jane Russell had to model her 18 hour bra standing beside a mannequin. I remember when "Mary Ann" on "Gilligan's Island" and "Jeanie" on "I dream Of Jeanine" could not show their belly buttons on TV!! The only reason the networks allowed "Daisy Duke" to wear those short shorts on "The Dukes of Hazzard" is if she wore panty hose with them!!! True story!!