Let's see......
Prime time television....
Black woman......
Bared breast.....
Ah ha! I see!!
The Super Bowl half-time show was a 'DOCUMENTARY'!!!
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Let's see......
Prime time television....
Black woman......
Bared breast.....
Ah ha! I see!!
The Super Bowl half-time show was a 'DOCUMENTARY'!!!
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if i had known you had family on the planet, i wouldn't have posted it!
This thread is getting awfully close to the line in terms of unacceptable (non-"PC") content...
-- Dave K.
Speakeasy Moderator
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excuse me????
SHE screwed up?
SHE flashed her *** to the world?
SHE admits "the whole thing went wrong"
and you tell US about 'non PC'??
outlawed decades ago.
Tell us how what was seen on tv and can be seen in National Geographic and comparing the two is getting close to "unacceptable (non-"PC") content".
Non PC never used to be against forum rules.
Neocon is rather non-"PC" you know.
...racist since National Geographic had no qualms in past about showing black native women bare breasted, as they normally were in whatever country they were reporting on. Honestly though, were they supposed to run up and put shirts on them all so they could take a picture worthy of publication? Native black women in their own country's environment versus Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake's stunt here in America. Is there really a connection that pushes someone's "non_PC" buttons too much?
and don't ever recall anyone complaining either that his boob popped out or that he read National Geographic in preference to Playboy.
Hi, Ed.
I'm thinking of an incident where he took major heat for a non-PC comment.
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I still don't see how it applies.
PS - I don't recall CNet having had any input either pro or con regarding his comment nor having any other effect on him either.