Posted on 08/11/2012 10:00:21 PM PDT by rustyweiss74
A producer at NBC recently decided to make a video called "Bodies in Motion", showing off Olympic athlete's bodies in various states of competition. Unfortunatley, the music production department chimed in, adding uber-creepy porn-like music to the clip.
Critics slammed the network for what seemed like the blatant sexualization of athletes competing for Olympic gold.
NBC promptly pulled the video, but left us wondering - What were they thinking?
Via LiveLeak:
Someone at NBC Apparently Approved This Creepy, Porny Video of Female Olympians.
Have you barfed yet today? Get thee to a drain of some kind before watching this video the pervs over at NBC have put together in order to show their appreciation for Olympic bodies of the 2012 London Games.
(Excerpt) Read more at menrec.com ...
Demonic evil is running NBC, ABC, and CBS. No surprise here.
I was thinking that if the Olympics ever returned to their classical dress code, i.e. full nudity, it’d be ratings gold for them. Obviously, there are exceptions.
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The video would never be seen as soft porn if the female athletes were a bit more modest in the outfits they wear. NBC did not choose the outfits and the music is just bad music. There needs to be a return to modesty.
Come of to think of it I bet this video was put together by the one and only straight guy at NBC. He has probably been fired, and the whole network is now 100% certifiably pure queer.
Can we use the word “plagarize?” Word for Word?
Really? It sounds like a Physics course subtitle (or textbook name) too me.
What’s the fuss..all I saw was some healthy young women engaged in high level sporting activities. No porn here..
skimpy..but nothing that we don’t see every day at the beach.
I don't know what all the fuss was about; I was just commenting on the name: it really does sound like a Physics textbook (or section) to me.
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