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August 6th, 2012, 12:30 am
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So what? Just explain it to them. It's not the end of the world. Their heads won't explode. Kids don't really even care. They don't understand the connotations behind it anyway. They'll just think it's funny, or maybe gross, file it away in their brains, and then get on with their lives.
It actually really annoys me when people use the "my 7-year-old daughter saw that... how am I supposed to explain that to her?" excuse. Because if anything, letting her know about it will let her understand life better, and she can actually see her own body as a natural beautiful thing rather than something that she should be ashamed of and not talk about.
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What Were They Thinking?
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August 6th, 2012, 12:30 am
A big drop is a good drop.
The only people that are offended by that are dumb portly christian people fatter than the fat kid "star" in that ad.
"Careful man, there's a beverage here!"
...which they shouldn't be, seeing as how it's a husband and wife having *** in that commercial, which the Bible has absolutely nothing against... and they didn't show anything, so it's not like they can whine "rawr rawr rawr my impressionable young child rawr rawr rawr."
that was hIlarious
so... what's the big deal? Why is there even a thread being made about this? How can anyone possibly be offended by this. You will still wake up tomorrow, if you look at your body, there has been no damage made by this advert.
Ragu didn't use their normal slogan, "It's in there." Talk about a missed opportunity.
lol When I watched that, I was like "WTF", but I don't understand how that ad would be offensive.
mkingy wrote:
Yoda was famously quoted as saying:
Yoda wrote:
Free the Orcas, you must
Sith will prevail, otherwise
Sith will prevail, otherwise
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IT was shown to millions of kids on live TV. Have a try at explaining this to a seven year old!
A big drop is a good drop.
I don't think explaining it would be that hard.
*** and six year olds don't mix. Unless their Sixy and they know it!
A big drop is a good drop.
^ Oh God the puns...
mkingy wrote:
Yoda was famously quoted as saying:
Yoda wrote:
Free the Orcas, you must
Sith will prevail, otherwise
Sith will prevail, otherwise
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I am the Punnisher!
A big drop is a good drop.
^That was horrid. Don't ever do that again
Originally posted by gforce1994
IT was shown to millions of kids on live TV. Have a try at explaining this to a seven year old!
IT was shown to millions of kids on live TV. Have a try at explaining this to a seven year old!
So what? Just explain it to them. It's not the end of the world. Their heads won't explode. Kids don't really even care. They don't understand the connotations behind it anyway. They'll just think it's funny, or maybe gross, file it away in their brains, and then get on with their lives.
It actually really annoys me when people use the "my 7-year-old daughter saw that... how am I supposed to explain that to her?" excuse. Because if anything, letting her know about it will let her understand life better, and she can actually see her own body as a natural beautiful thing rather than something that she should be ashamed of and not talk about.
^ Agreed.
mkingy wrote:
Yoda was famously quoted as saying:
Yoda wrote:
Free the Orcas, you must
Sith will prevail, otherwise
Sith will prevail, otherwise
Fluorometholone
That kid looks like Bert Kreischer.
What they didn't show was, Mom and Dad were using the pasta sauce as kinky foreplay. New meaning for Meat-balls.
Do Not Look At My Hard Hat Threads I Am Not Advertising My Rides In My Posts' So Please Don't Look At My (insert Coaster name here) It's Not In The Hard Hat Area
Oh dear...
"Careful man, there's a beverage here!"
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