Re: The Tebow Ad February 7 2010
When I saw that ad live, I actually said out loud, “That’s IT?!” THAT is what these ridiculous pseudo-feminists have been going nuts over?
I wonder if they have anything to say about the GoDaddy ads. But then, maybe these “feminists” like it when companies air commercials in which attractive women tear off their clothes for the amusement of men. After all, wasn’t it ACORN who called prostitution a “performance art”?
Oh and Drew Brees FTW! Go Black & Gold South!
Update
Almost forgot; there was an ad for a video game called “Dante’s Inferno”, which I understand is one of those burly-hero-saves-the-beautiful-woman-from-the-demons-of-hell sort of games, and that’s what it looks like in the ads, too. Aren’t the “feminists” supposed to hate the whole damsel in distress thing, too?
For the record, my favorite Super Bowl ad was a local one. Guess what it was about?
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Alistair Feb 8
Obama’s desire to repeal “Don’t ask, don’t tell” can actually help to fulfill the “days of Lot” (Luke 17, cf. Gen. 19), the fulfillment of which will hurry up the return of the Heavenly Commander-in-Chief who will make all things straight (pun intended)! Interesting Google articles include “Obama Supports Public Depravity,” “Separation of Raunch and State” and “David Letterman’s Hate Etc.”
For some dessert visit Yahoo and type in “Obama Avoids Bible Verses.”
PS – You’re invited to use these new pro-life slogans: “Unborn babies should have the right to keep and bear arms – and legs and ears and eyes etc.!” and “Unborn babies should have the same right to be born alive that abortionists had!”
PPS – Super Bowl suits me to a T – Tim Tebow!
LisaMossie Feb 8
John, more prevalent than the scantily clad women this Superbowl (the only ones doing that were Go Daddy, i thought) were the henpecked husbands suffering under the domination of shrewish girlfriends and wives.
No wonder NARAL didn’t have any problems with those.