thetonynator wrote: » ok, so only 10 people ticked ''NO'', but when you think about it, its mainly pensioners and children that watch daytime TV, pensioners (mainly ) dont want to see this and children shouldn't, and anyone else has access to the internet . . .;) so they probably shouldn't show them . . . But I'm not really complaining!!!
opinion guy wrote: » Bewbs??? Hell when i was about 8 i stayed home from school one day and BBC2 Open university stuff was on. They showed in full detail normal delivery of a baby as part of one of their educationl programs at about 12 noon. ?I thuoght it was amazin so i did
chocgirl wrote: » Don't see the problem, although wouldn't have seen it in my day:D Boobs are pretty mainstream now!
irish-stew wrote: » i havn't even seen kramer v kramer before and even i knew it wasn't suitable for daytime viewing, just seen boobies on saturday daytime tv seriously, dont they review stuff before airing it
El Weirdo wrote: » Why shouldn't children see bewbs?
robinph wrote: » Can't be having things like that on show:http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/8551528.stm
littlefriend wrote: » I don't think the scene in Kramer v's Kramer is a big deal but I really can't believe that page 3 still exists. astonishing ![I have posted this a few times before]
OutlawPete wrote: » Would you like it if perhaps half the time it was a guy instead?
littlefriend wrote: » No, that'd nearly be worse.
OutlawPete wrote: » Tbh, the bewbs are the least offensive things I find inside the average red top.
Jazzy wrote: » did the same with titanic on xmas day 2.30 boobs from kate winslet. classy
Agricola wrote: » Internet forum full of males under 30 yrs old, votes for bewbs on daytime TV! In other news, the grass is green! :rolleyes:
irish-stew wrote: » did you read any of the ASL thread
Aidric wrote: » Holly Willoughby nip slip on Childrens TV. NSFW.http://www.metacafe.com/watch/202432/holly_willoughby_nip_slip/