Superbowl ad.. Go Daddy.com in bad taste

[softlywhispered]

It doesn't matter if it was Woman/woman or Woman/man. It just perpetuated the stereo type of Massage Therapists/masseuses as Sex Workers. *slaps forehead* I'm irritated. I realise that a lot of people will be tittilated by it, but dude... BAD TASTE.

Comments

[manifestress]

I'm with you.

[faekitty]

Same here. Their commercials irritate me in general, but that one hit an obviously personal note.

My first reaction was, "inappropriate!, ask her - if you absolutely must, AFTERWARDS - but don't interrupt the massage!" and it took about 5 seconds for me to realize that was beyond pointless anyways.

*shakes head*

[auryn29a]

I now groan whenever I see GoDaddy or Danica Patrick on TV.

I saw this post before I saw the commercial in question, and I have to say that sex wasn't what popped into my head. I mean, beyond the horrible GoDaddy tittilation. When she said, "How about after THIS?" I thought, "After what? Showing me your t-shirt?" I guess I'm still pretty innocent. I dunno.

[missfuzzybunny]

I truly hope, however, that the focus of the viewers' ire is not a GoDaddy ad, but is in fact because of the despicable Focus on the Family antichoice ad that the hypocrites from CBS dared air!

[softlywhispered]

I didn't see the pro life one. I waited for it. Apparently it was shown before I tuned my tv towards the game. Had I watched that yeah id have been piseed about it too.

As it was, as a massage professional, the other aggrivated me too. The other woul have ENRAGED me.