That's a man, baby!
Posted on 08/09/2009 8:14:28 AM PDT by Red in Blue PA
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Authorities have closed an office of an Arab TV station after it broadcast an interview with a Saudi man speaking frankly about sex and showed off erotic toys, a Saudi official said Sunday.
Abdul-Rahman al-Hazza, the spokesman of the Ministry of Culture and Information, told The Associated Press that the office of LBC, a Lebanese-based satellite TV station, in the western city of Jiddah was closed because of the program and because it is unlicensed.
"The closure is indefinite," al-Hazza said.
The Saudi man, Mazen Abdul-Jawad, has been in detention since last Friday. Abdul-Jawad, a 32-year-old Saudi Airlines employee, has begged forgiveness from Saudi society for appearing on LBC's "Bold Red Line" program, in which he appeared to be talking about his sexual exploits.
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Hey Saudi’s, sex happens....
When Saudi businessmen come to the States, the first place they head to is the Strip Club.
That's a man, baby!
Hey, What’s there not to like about the “Big Allah Dildo and Luggage Bomb”...?
Boy, the average male office worker in America would get life imprisonment....
Aren’t female human beings sex toys in Saudi Arabia?
By law?
Meanwhile, in America, a stereotypical Jew on Royal Pains repeatedly uses the word fornicate, probably breaking new ground and making TV history
I've been lobbying my Congressman to introduce this legislation on the house floor....
I’m guessing the blow-up sheep got them banned.
Someone has become a millionaire over nite.
Losing the broadcast license was worth it.
Regards to Al Dildo I buya.
Gotta keep a leash on the lesbanese TV shows....
“Rubber ducky, you’re the one
You make bath time lots of fun
Rubber ducky, I’m awfully fond of you
Woo woo be doo”
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