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...After bare-ing her Right Breast to us and our children on National TV last Sunday...

...I wonder which Sexual-Abusing member of the JACKSON Family is being talked about by everyone,

...JANET or her very Legally at Risk brother MICHAEL..?

...Thought so.

...MARK GERAGOS, Defense Attorney to ROGER CLINTON, SCOTT PETERSON and MICHAEL JACKSON is but the latest Big Time disciple of the CLINTON Lifetime M.O. :

'It's the TV, Stupid, no matter WHO pays for it"

...Only now, we're all the ones doin' the payin'..!!!

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Gotta agree with you on this one, Ronnie. Families used to watch the games together, and it was all about tradition, winning against all odds, and teamwork. Pre-game and half-time programs were a chance to highlight individual achievement and discuss past and present potentials. I can remember as well the highlights of super bowl urban history, perhaps patriotic themes in the northeast and industrial history in the midwest. It was always a family safe event.

Now we have MTV style entertainment, with all the risque and valueless options is offers. In the pre-game prgramming I happened to watch, Saturday Night Live's Jimmy Fallon kissed a male host in a sarcastic effort to demonstrate that he wasn't being a macho jock by comedy guest hosting with the other two MTV-style hail and greet hosts. His entire demeanor exuded distaste for football. He was a sort of standup guy for downfallen family values and his disdain for tradition both in not knowing anything interesting about football and in demonstrating it was obvious.

So it was absolutely no surprise to me when Janet and Justin paraded onstage in their S&M follies.

Is anyone surprised that Americans aren't happy to see their traditions lampooned by unworthy entertainers who haven't acheived much more than lipsynching bravado?

I found it nauseating, as much the impropriety as from the lost traditions. As one FReeper so aptly wrote, responsible men do not watch pornography in their living rooms with their wives and underage children. But the NFL assumes that they should, and that the next generation actually prefers this. I hope that's seen as wrong in every way.