Halftime Show (I love the internet)

He prolly did later on ;)

Some American TV station are reporting this as a "sex scandel"...oh please.....jeez..it's just a tit...and a preplanned (not that good lookin') stunt show tit at that......how typically prude. C'mon...Nobody ever seen a tit before? Americans have SO MUCH to learn from Europeans when it comes to freedom of expression, thought and nudity!

TCorp,

Not when its a public figure.

Teaches the little 12 year old girls that its ok to be slutty.

[QUOTE=jnicklo]TCorp,

Not when its a public figure.

Teaches the little 12 year old girls that its ok to be slutty.[/QUOTE]

Strange culture....over here in Europe we "crazy europeans" do this thing called "educating our children".....oh well.

nobody called you a crazy european. So relax.

Are you saying that every American doesnt "educate" their child?

Are you generalizing Americans as a whole?

Mind if I ask you, what Country are you from my friend? You talk as if you're so much better then an average American.

Haha only saw this now...That was definitely a stunt..no clothing comes off like that by accident! Please......

MTV has it's bad boy image again

Down with MTV

[QUOTE=jnicklo]nobody called you a crazy european. So relax.

Are you saying that every American doesnt "educate" their child?

Are you generalizing Americans as a whole?

Mind if I ask you, what Country are you from my friend? You talk as if you're so much better then an average American.[/QUOTE]

jeez...I think you should relax...like i said...it's just a tit......it's not even a good tit...

and on the education: I just think america has MUCH to learn from other nations (pick any "Old Europe" country) when it comes to sex education in schools and separating state from church and the academic world. Just the way talkin' about sex is approached (or avoided as much as possible) is very different. In Europe, it's talked about in schools, people get educated...it's pretty much out in the open.....

and of course I don't generalize Americans....i don't generalize anyone....where would the world be if people started generalizing other people? The world would look like weird episode of "sliders" where everyone would have to be fingerprinted when entering a country (because EVERYONE is a potential "terrorist") or people would start killing other people just for their religion. Or people would be held up for "questioning" for months in prison just for the color of their skin, shape of their nose or for having a "strange" last name. Crazy thought, huh ? Glad nobody here generalizes. :-)

i'm not generalizing Americans as a whole. I'm a firm believer that the silent majority of americans are an educated and openminded bunch. and beside all that...I believe my prior post was pointed towards the media and not the general (TV educated?) public.

Don't get me wrong...I'm not lookin' for an argument here (don't have the time for that)...i'm just tryin' to make a point...and perhaps inadvertantly I put you in a position where you may feel you need to defend your "morals"....but that wasn't my intention.

and as to where i'm from, friend, i've lived on every habitable continent on this planet.....honestly i don't feel bound to any country creed, race or tribe. I strive to remain openminded and without prejudice in order to maintain an equilibrium of morals, ethics and logic. But to answer your answer in a blunt way; I'm currently living in Germany. it certainly is not a perfect world...but progress should be what all man kind should strive for.

Stop ruining a perfectly good thread about tits.

And it doesn't even look good. Matter-o-fact if it were on any other person I probably wouldn't touch a tit with a ninja star on it.

Stop ruining a perfectly good thread about tits.

Seriously. That and i (among others) dont want an email box full of anti-american crap (or any other country) so quit now!

- Now back to the tits