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cyranoOkay. I've held my opinion but now that Congress is waving its arms in impotent indignation over the Super Bowl Boob Crisis, I can't stand it any more.
Firstly I will say it's nice for people that something finally came up to take up media space that was previously being filled with news on the economy and foreign policy.
Secondly, calm down. The Super Bowl is full of ritualized violence and the promotion of drugs (using donkeys no less). This is not an event you let children watch. Unless, of course, you're a bad parent with no concern for the young mind you're molding. Think of the children!
Firstly I will say it's nice for people that something finally came up to take up media space that was previously being filled with news on the economy and foreign policy.
Secondly, calm down. The Super Bowl is full of ritualized violence and the promotion of drugs (using donkeys no less). This is not an event you let children watch. Unless, of course, you're a bad parent with no concern for the young mind you're molding. Think of the children!
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The Super Bore
Date: 2004-02-11 11:23 am (UTC)Several of my students watched the Super Bore, and went to Super Bore parties, I doubt they've been corrupted.
I don't understand the level of consternation either. Anyone who has watched 6 seconds of MTV has seen almost as much. I think it takes about 6 minutes of watching FOX to achieve the same effect.