Sausage innuendos a cause for concern?

[smokeybearsb]

Are they fucking stupid?

Seriously, how does this harm anybody?

Their children may learn of procreation before they have deemed them ready! :O

I say expose children to everything as soon as they are born.

I second this. Children are just going to learn about it soon enough and keeping them from it only makes them think it's bad, and that's why some people are emotionally scarred, because they came across something that they didn't know about pertaining to sex. If you shelter children and make them think that sex is bad, they will only become as desensitized to it as their parents. I mean really it's a part of life and we NEED it to continue the human race. So imo, a joke on the radio about it is completely fine. It's not like it's scarring them anyway. The people that are old enough to understand it will think it's funny. I hate political correctness (if that's what this is).

I want to meet someone who was offended by this sexual innuendo. That would be an extremely entertaining five minutes of conversation.

That would be a solid five minutes of you showering them with double entendres, am I right? XD

 

[Skreeee]

That reminds me of the hulabaloo people threw over this commercial:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nztY5wvwhkU&feature=related

It was quite silly, as any kid who would've understood the implication behind that single word at the end would already know ones that were far worse. But the censorship freaks won and it got changed. Douche bags.

What the hell happened to having a sense of humor? People are raising a generation of wimps whose tender little ears will one day burst into flame the moment they happened to hear an errant swear as far as I can see.

 

[j0z]

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Link now in OP =]

Thanks!

Wow, yeah... that is just sssooo dirty!
/sarcasm

My original opinion still stands.

 

[Mad Maniac with axe-firing chainsaw]

This is just another case of overzealous watchdogs. I doubt a sausage innuendo is going to corrupt anyones body and soul...

 

[Summerstorm]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGRgv04biOk

A LARGE, hot and steamy pizza with EXTRA sausage?

Come on, innuendo is ok. Either you are too young to understand it, or you are old enough and already have a dirty mind. There is no in-between *g*.

 

[traceur_]

I find it extremely irritating when people try to tell others that sexual organs are somehow bad. Imagine the horror of children learning about creating human life before they're ready!

Besides, wang jokes are hilarious.

People who like sausages and respect the law shouldn't watch either being made.



Personally I'd be more worried about ads like

Spoiler: this one. Kiddies, don't press this box

A real advert from Italy [http://www.coloribus.com/adsarchive/prints/lorenzo_marini_associati/]

I rest my case.

 

[Fraught]

"I think that if the children listening were old enough to get the joke then they'd be old enough to laugh it off, and it just seems to be over protective parents getting worked up over nothing. If the child isn't old enough to get the joke it won't even cause a problem as it won't offend anyone."

Come on, this says it all. Parents say that children shouldn't 'know it'. It's like when they get to the legal age of having intercourse, then they've never heard anything about it, not even innuendos.

And yes, if they're old enough to understand, they probably already know a lot more about it, and laugh it off.

 

[titanium turtle]

innuendo is fine in my opinion, if you're old enough to understand it you're old enough to view/ listen to it

 

[garfoldsomeoneelse]

This sounds like the 2004 ****** debacle all over again.

Faggots were used as the subject of an infamous 2004 radio advert by the UK supermarket chain Somerfield.

The commercial featured a husband challenging his wife's repetitive routine of a set meal for each day of the week. While he wanted lasagne, he was told that, as it was Friday, he was to have faggots. He responded: "I've nothing against faggots, I just don't fancy them."

This advert was subsequently deemed to have breached the rules on Good Taste, Decency and Offence to Public Feeling of the Advertising and Sponsorship Code, and was banned from future re-broadcast by the industry regulator, Ofcom.

When will people learn that you have to be extra clever if you want to use innuendo and double-entendre's to advertise pork products?
Crude or childish dick and sex jokes just wont cut it and will get banned before you can say "Ooh Pardon!".

I thought fag was British slang for cigar.

Fag is slang for cigar, yes.

But then there's faggots. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/england/2698507.stm