Are most Americans prudes?

[pod]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/3456497.stm

I tend to think so. 2 seconds of a breast on live TV, and the nation goes to pieces. You'd think that we'd have better things to do...

The FCC is even investigating the "matter".

As a nation, I think we have to get the collective stick out of our asses. Sometimes I think Australia got the better part of the deal, they got the criminals, we got the puritans.

[Apotheosis]

Also, now there's an episode of ER that many networks are thinking of not airing because there's an old lady whose (really old) breasts are exposed as she's dying on a gurney. This country's going to hell in a handbasket, I tell you.

[V. Barbarino]

pod when you have kids, you'll get it... We never saw anything like that when we were younger... thats point... foreign people can say or do what they want, but the core values in our country, say it's wrong

[bcnjunkie]

like I said, the only thing we should complaining about is the fact that Justin Timberlake performed at half time. Why couldn't they have Christina Aguilera ripping-off the suit to expose the tit ? as they both stared seductively into each other's eyes ?, IMO, why couldn't have they brought the dart shooting, smoking , ping pong-ball-jugling whores from Bangkok, now that would have been a true half time show with some true jaw dropping action ! (those ladies are so talented !)

I guess what I'm trying to say.... very prude !! ;D

[Apotheosis]

pod when you have kids, you'll get it... We never saw anything like that when we were younger... thats point... foreign people can say or do what they want, but the core values in *our country, say it's wrong

You make it sound like that's a good thing. The core values in this country imply that partial nudity is more obscene than the deluge of intense violence that is on our TV's 24 hours a day. It's pretty sad.

[V. Barbarino]

You make it sound like that's a good thing. *The core values in this country imply that partial nudity is more obscene than the deluge of intense violence that is on our TV's 24 hours a day. *It's pretty sad.

dude, you don't get it

it was the largest tv audience of the year, a [size=]FAMILY EVENT, NOT NETWORK TV, WHERE A PARENT KNOWS THE SHOWS AND CAN KEEP THE KIDS AWAY FROM IT..[/size]

[bcnjunkie]

pod when you have kids, you'll get it... We never saw anything like that when we were younger... thats point... foreign people can say or do what they want, but the core values in *our country, say it's wrong

move to Utah

[pod]

That, coming from Saleen?

Let's just say these "core values" are outdated. It's the 21st century for chrissakes, let's stop acting like it's the 17th.

[bcnjunkie]

dude, you don't get it

it was the largest tv audience of the year, a [size=]FAMILY EVENT, NOT NETWORK TV, WHERE A PARENT KNOWS THE SHOWS AND CAN KEEP THE KIDS AWAY FROM IT..[/size]

let's see, again, you have insulted blacks, jews, latins and everything in between, you have no idea what values are, you have a filthy mouth, you write more offensive things than anyone on any board !, NO CREDIBILITY

[Apotheosis]

dude, you don't get it

it was the largest tv audience of the year, a [size=]FAMILY EVENT, NOT NETWORK TV, WHERE A PARENT KNOWS THE SHOWS AND CAN KEEP THE KIDS AWAY FROM IT..[/size]

Well, you're right, I think it was somewhat inappropriate. But the reaction that it has had has been ridiculous. My earlier comment was more on a larger scale, of our society's misplaced "core values".