[Mike10542]

grammer correction in the 4th line that I missed proofreading "if they keep what they 'do' to the privacy...."

[LauraleeBraswell]

I stopped watching MTV after I saw the "Know your rights" sex special with Christina Auguilera. You know, the "Let's get Dirty" singer who publicly admits she loves sex. She told two abstinent young adults that they "gotta test drive the car before you buy it."

[Melas]

Was your remote control broken?

[who_would_fardels_bear]

I believe that MTV is the station that has the commericials for KY jelly "The Personal Lubricant" in which a woman is describing the joys of KY with her backside to a man in the background.

The implication is stated subtlely and geometrically.

If Room Raiders is being taken over by Rump Rangers, then look for these commercials to start featuring two men.

[swilhelm73]

What is/are "Room Raiders"?

[Darkwolf377]

No offense, but that's what a remote is for. The world is never going to be tailored just for one generic taste. Free expression is what this country's all about--if these people wanna put on this kind of moronic show, that's their right. No one is forcing you to watch. It really IS that simple.

On the other hand, I gotta say, since I went cold turkey on TV more or less--since 1997 all I watch is the news when I am making a meal or eating; I use my TV to watch DVDs, so no panty-raid shows for me, I get exactly what I want to see, and everything ends up on DVD eventually, without commercials and when I want to watch--I have added so much to my life. I've done more, had more conversations, read more. I think if you add it up, since 1997 I've probably gotten the equivalent of six months to a year of extra time.

I don't know about you, but I can think of about 1000 things I'd rather do than watch Room Raiders.

[xm177e2]

You have a problem with gay people appearing on MTV?

So what channel are they allowed to be on?

[chris936]

Damn guy, you really need to get out of your little safe world.. Gay people exist, and simply because the idea of it offends you, doesn't mean they have to live in seclusion and shame.

Think about it a little...what if being heterosexual was regarded in the same way as being gay today. How would you feel if you were not able to live your life, and express your feelings simply because who you are offends others? So...for the sake of our future society, open your mind, and stop promoting homophobia.

[MadIvan]

When I was last in America, I had a discussion with someone about MTV...I asked what had happened, as it did not appear to have anything to do with music any longer.

I was informed that to actually get music, you have to go to MTV2. So there is a channel out there called "Music Television" which has no music on it. To expect rational, to say nothing of tasteful programming, out of such an organisation is the height of optimism.

Regards, Ivan

[GOP_Raider]

There were three gay guys who had their rooms raided by another guy.

So would that be construed as sodomy, breaking and entering, or a combination of the two?