[T Lady]

Another day in the cultural sewer. Too bad it was witnessed by nearly 100 billion people around the world, including American servicemembers fighting in Iraq and elsewhere-- none of whom these entertainers even honored, by thanking these brave men and women for their efforts to keep us safe and free. Rather odd during a time of war, don't you think?

[PFKEY]

100 billion people around the world

That many?

including American servicemembers fighting in Iraq and elsewhere

I think these servicemembers are not so easily offended.

A roadside bomb? Now that is offensive.

[Political Junkie Too]

This kind of entertainment is becoming like "tagging" on our roadsigns and buildings - a place to make a statement.

I'm afraid that people see "family entertainment" venues as an opportunity to display their brand of shock entertainment. Rather than respect the intent of the show, they choose to perform "in your face" entertainment; they choose to shock instead of wow.

They probably think they were doing the masses a favor by bringing them into 21st century.

-PJ

[flashbunny]

Post #36 in the nipplegate saga.

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[spodefly]

... witnessed by nearly 100 billion people around the world ...

That means everyone on the planet saw it 16.6 times. Million is what you meant.

Still, 100 million is alot of people to witness a saggy boob. Janet Jackson had more people see her boob in those few seconds that most porn stars manage in a lifetime.

[polemikos]

A father, his children and grandchildren (and women who like football) should be able to experience rare family time in front of the televison set in their own home without being surprised by such sleaze.

Cal, Cal, Cal,
Where have you been for the last decade?
Even "family" fare is in the gutter.