Nope. I'm with big Ted. I'm watching the races with my boys now. It's rather avoid them hearing such profanities.
Nope. I'm with big Ted. I'm watching the races with my boys now. It's rather avoid them hearing such profanities.
never let them out of the house then...Nope. I'm with big Ted. I'm watching the races with my boys now. It's rather avoid them hearing such profanities.
they're 3 and 5. gimme a fuckin break! there'll be plenty of time for profanities later in life...never let them out of the house then...
Shouldn't they be watching sponge bob or something? DH is clearly too adult for them. Better yet: go outside and play in the yard kids!they're 3 and 5. gimme a fuckin break! there'll be plenty of time for profanities later in life...
I'm with you slyfink. I have an 8 and 5 year old. No reason rad stuff like DH and moto needs to kept away from kids so that 20somethings can curse freely. It adds nothing.they're 3 and 5. gimme a fuckin break! there'll be plenty of time for profanities later in life...
if you want sanitized, well rehearsed interviews, i'd recommend supercross/motocross.Two things I observed last night:
1) These guys need to stop dropping f-bombs in interviews. Yeah, it shouldn't be a big deal, but you're a professional athlete. Act like it. Multiple guilty parties here.
2) Man, some of these pyjama suits are getting awfully tight again eh?
have you ever seen a supercross interview? sometimes i'm not entirely convinced their interviews aren't recordings coming from a robotI reckon society is pretty low when you consider not cursing as "sanitation". Dictionary is full of ways to be spontaneous and show enthusiasm with out cursing.
Oh yeah, Im certainly not impressed with "Let me thank Red Bull, KTM, Dunlop, Wiseco Pistons, Mountain Dew, Fruit of the Loom, Wheaties, Kotex, and don't for get God, for the win today"have you ever seen a supercross interview? sometimes i'm not entirely convinced their interviews aren't recordings coming from a robot
While true, everything about supercross is designed to engage the entire family and therefore build the future market.have you ever seen a supercross interview? sometimes i'm not entirely convinced their interviews aren't recordings coming from a robot
Oh yeah, Im certainly not impressed with "Let me thank Red Bull, KTM, Dunlop, Wiseco Pistons, Mountain Dew, Fruit of the Loom, Wheaties, Kotex, and don't for get God, for the win today"
But for some reason my kid doesn't then go off and drop the word Kotex in homeroom. I don't know how they know what words NOT to say but dang it they just do. I'd rather waste time teaching him actual important stuff like how to whip a dirt bike versus what words aren't kid appropriate.
my kid is only 1 and he likes watching both supercross and the DH world cups on TV, at least as long as his attention span allows.While true, everything about supercross is designed to engage the entire family and therefore build the future market.
It has a disney flavor but its hard to argue with the positive, enthusiastic vibe of it all.
Nearly every one of parenting age had kids in tow.
At the expense of sounding like a mindful human being (i.e. PC pussy), do you really think someone dropping an f-bomb (or any other expletive) in a post-race interview is worse than the systematic objectification of women as sex objects?Other than the Monster sluts (god bless them) the Supercross event I took my boys to last weekend was a very family friendly event. I was impressed, though I am by far the worst influence in my boys lives so it was a moot point.
Says Early Cuyler with a hat that says "Booty Hunter"At the expense of sounding like a mindful human being (i.e. PC pussy), do you really think someone dropping an f-bomb (or any other expletive) in a post-race interview is worse than the systematic objectification of women as sex objects?
No, but neither bother me to be honest.At the expense of sounding like a mindful human being (i.e. PC pussy), do you really think someone dropping an f-bomb (or any other expletive) in a post-race interview is worse than the systematic objectification of women as sex objects?
they must not be that concerned... rob warner is still on their payrollI'm sure redballz isn't thrilled about live interview swearing, but it's a live event watched by like six people...they can't do everything.
he still let's some warner-isms slip every now and againyeah but hasn't he decaffeinated his broadcasting? certainly what I've watched has been comparably tame.
When my kids were like 8 and 11 I let them say damn, hell, and shit inside the house only that lasted about a week and they got bored with it and as young adults they don't swear nowIf you dont want your kids to hear swear words or use them...
Dont have fucking kids.
it's only exciting when its against the rules.When my kids were like 8 and 11 I let them say damn, hell, and shit inside the house only that lasted about a week and they got bored with it and as young adults they don't swear now