Originally posted by: Red Dawn
Originally posted by: SneakyStuff
haha it was a HORRIBLE halftime show, it doesn't bother me that they did it, but I find it funny that after they realized that it set off a media controversy, justin timberlake said it was a "wardrode malfunction" and in the snapshot you can clearly see that janets cups were buttoned to her "janet jacket" for easy tearage perhaps? And COME ON! she was wearing a star boobie tassel! You don't just put those on before you leave the house. MTV = :disgust:
Actually it was a Piercing Nipple Shield and she does wear those when she leaves to house!
Originally posted by: Spamela
they showed the super bowl at my church on a large screen TV. you decide.
Originally posted by: Mill
This thread really makes me cry for the future of America. Most people are being rational, but some refuse to believe it could have been an accident. Can't we wait for the investigation? I hate condemning people before the facts are known.
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Mill
This thread really makes me cry for the future of America. Most people are being rational, but some refuse to believe it could have been an accident. Can't we wait for the investigation? I hate condemning people before the facts are known.
You can't honestly believe that can you? Looking at the facts, I'd think it should be rather obvious. Considering what we know, the chances of it actually being an accident are so small I don't see how it's even worth considering.
By the way, not to piss on your self-righteousness or anything you condemn people all the time without knowing all the facts. It's a nice idealistic concept and all but coming from you it just sounds dirty.
Edit: I guess I should also add that I'm not a parent but I did have a problem with it. I have no problem with things of that nature being shown on TV but that's not the place for it. You should know going in what you are going to see and have the opportunity to avoid it if you so choose. Plus the little fact that, given the rating, what they showed was against FCC rules. I don't especially agree with the rules but they are still the rules and the networks should abide by them until they find a way to get them changed.
Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Mill
This thread really makes me cry for the future of America. Most people are being rational, but some refuse to believe it could have been an accident. Can't we wait for the investigation? I hate condemning people before the facts are known.
You can't honestly believe that can you? Looking at the facts, I'd think it should be rather obvious. Considering what we know, the chances of it actually being an accident are so small I don't see how it's even worth considering.
By the way, not to piss on your self-righteousness or anything you condemn people all the time without knowing all the facts. It's a nice idealistic concept and all but coming from you it just sounds dirty.
Edit: I guess I should also add that I'm not a parent but I did have a problem with it. I have no problem with things of that nature being shown on TV but that's not the place for it. You should know going in what you are going to see and have the opportunity to avoid it if you so choose. Plus the little fact that, given the rating, what they showed was against FCC rules. I don't especially agree with the rules but they are still the rules and the networks should abide by them until they find a way to get them changed.
Who have I condemned without evidence? Link?
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Mill
This thread really makes me cry for the future of America. Most people are being rational, but some refuse to believe it could have been an accident. Can't we wait for the investigation? I hate condemning people before the facts are known.
You can't honestly believe that can you? Looking at the facts, I'd think it should be rather obvious. Considering what we know, the chances of it actually being an accident are so small I don't see how it's even worth considering.
By the way, not to piss on your self-righteousness or anything you condemn people all the time without knowing all the facts. It's a nice idealistic concept and all but coming from you it just sounds dirty.
Edit: I guess I should also add that I'm not a parent but I did have a problem with it. I have no problem with things of that nature being shown on TV but that's not the place for it. You should know going in what you are going to see and have the opportunity to avoid it if you so choose. Plus the little fact that, given the rating, what they showed was against FCC rules. I don't especially agree with the rules but they are still the rules and the networks should abide by them until they find a way to get them changed.
Who have I condemned without evidence? Link?
Blah, pointless argument.
Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Mill
This thread really makes me cry for the future of America. Most people are being rational, but some refuse to believe it could have been an accident. Can't we wait for the investigation? I hate condemning people before the facts are known.
You can't honestly believe that can you? Looking at the facts, I'd think it should be rather obvious. Considering what we know, the chances of it actually being an accident are so small I don't see how it's even worth considering.
By the way, not to piss on your self-righteousness or anything you condemn people all the time without knowing all the facts. It's a nice idealistic concept and all but coming from you it just sounds dirty.
Edit: I guess I should also add that I'm not a parent but I did have a problem with it. I have no problem with things of that nature being shown on TV but that's not the place for it. You should know going in what you are going to see and have the opportunity to avoid it if you so choose. Plus the little fact that, given the rating, what they showed was against FCC rules. I don't especially agree with the rules but they are still the rules and the networks should abide by them until they find a way to get them changed.
Who have I condemned without evidence? Link?
Blah, pointless argument.
It really is because the only time I've condemned people was when it was clear cut. Timberlake and Jackson have issued denials that it was intentional, so there is reason to believe it is not concrete.
Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Mill
This thread really makes me cry for the future of America. Most people are being rational, but some refuse to believe it could have been an accident. Can't we wait for the investigation? I hate condemning people before the facts are known.
You can't honestly believe that can you? Looking at the facts, I'd think it should be rather obvious. Considering what we know, the chances of it actually being an accident are so small I don't see how it's even worth considering.
By the way, not to piss on your self-righteousness or anything you condemn people all the time without knowing all the facts. It's a nice idealistic concept and all but coming from you it just sounds dirty.
Edit: I guess I should also add that I'm not a parent but I did have a problem with it. I have no problem with things of that nature being shown on TV but that's not the place for it. You should know going in what you are going to see and have the opportunity to avoid it if you so choose. Plus the little fact that, given the rating, what they showed was against FCC rules. I don't especially agree with the rules but they are still the rules and the networks should abide by them until they find a way to get them changed.
Who have I condemned without evidence? Link?
Blah, pointless argument.
It really is because the only time I've condemned people was when it was clear cut. Timberlake and Jackson have issued denials that it was intentional, so there is reason to believe it is not concrete.
Originally posted by: Mill
No that isn't what happened at all. Try reading the news instead of listening to it.
"The decision to have a costume reveal at the end of my halftime show performance was made after final rehearsals," Jackson said in a statement...... Jackson spokesman Stephen Huvane said the incident "was a malfunction of the wardrobe; it was not intentional. ... He was supposed to pull away the bustier and leave the red-lace bra."
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Mill
This thread really makes me cry for the future of America. Most people are being rational, but some refuse to believe it could have been an accident. Can't we wait for the investigation? I hate condemning people before the facts are known.
You can't honestly believe that can you? Looking at the facts, I'd think it should be rather obvious. Considering what we know, the chances of it actually being an accident are so small I don't see how it's even worth considering.
By the way, not to piss on your self-righteousness or anything you condemn people all the time without knowing all the facts. It's a nice idealistic concept and all but coming from you it just sounds dirty.
Edit: I guess I should also add that I'm not a parent but I did have a problem with it. I have no problem with things of that nature being shown on TV but that's not the place for it. You should know going in what you are going to see and have the opportunity to avoid it if you so choose. Plus the little fact that, given the rating, what they showed was against FCC rules. I don't especially agree with the rules but they are still the rules and the networks should abide by them until they find a way to get them changed.
Who have I condemned without evidence? Link?
Blah, pointless argument.
It really is because the only time I've condemned people was when it was clear cut. Timberlake and Jackson have issued denials that it was intentional, so there is reason to believe it is not concrete.
WTF?
Janet has admitted that she planned this stunt.
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Mill
No that isn't what happened at all. Try reading the news instead of listening to it.
Idiot.
Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: conjur
Originally posted by: Mill
It really is because the only time I've condemned people was when it was clear cut. Timberlake and Jackson have issued denials that it was intentional, so there is reason to believe it is not concrete.
WTF?
Janet has admitted that she planned this stunt.
Intentional that the tit showed instead of the bra.![]()
Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Mill
No that isn't what happened at all. Try reading the news instead of listening to it.
Idiot.
Eat my d!ck. It proves exactly what I am saying. It was an accident that the tit was shown.
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Mill
Originally posted by: flxnimprtmscl
Originally posted by: Mill
No that isn't what happened at all. Try reading the news instead of listening to it.
Idiot.
Eat my d!ck. It proves exactly what I am saying. It was an accident that the tit was shown.
Touchy.
Actually, I guess the sound I just heard was my point whizzing right over your head. Intentionally I'm sure. I doubt even you can be so stupid. In case you are though; I said that Janet denied it at first and then admitted that she planned it but things went too far. You said that never happened and added your own little smart ass, ignorant comment. I provided a link from a reputable news source proving that you don't have the foggiest clue what you're talking about. So no, I don't think I'll eat your dick. You're so very grown up by the way.
As far as that proving it's an accident it proves no such thing... O.J. said he didn't murder two people. Clinton said he "did not have sexual relations with that woman". You've probably said you were smart at some point in your life. As is the case with these three things, the fact that it was said does not make it true.