Glee

[Quality Start Machine]

Thank you. Can I have some more?

How I found out about these photos was horrible, though. I got in the car last night, and I had the radio tuned to a station that I don't usually listen to but it was there because the Illini games are on it and that was the last time I was in my car. And polluting my airwaves is some conservative talk radio chick, Laura Ingraham, I think.

So, anyway, she's going on about how these are "supposed high school students on the show" yet they're doing racy photo shoots, trying to capture a new older male audience. And then she goes on about how it is supposed to be a family show but the director "is making it into a family show in his view". She points to a lesbian kiss last week. She points to the Grilled Che-esus episode 2 weeks ago when a character found Jesus in a grilled cheese he made. She also mentioned something in the opener but I can't remember what it was, nor do I remember anything egregious from that episode. She then calls out for the "feminists". "Where are they? Oh, their agenda is just to have people abort their offspring." Sweet jesus is this woman fucked up. Just because you're not as hot as Dianna Agron doesn't mean you have to get so pissed about this.

Apparently you missed out on the outraged (outraged I say) Parents Television Council™ crying that a photoshoot featuring racy photos of women in their mid-twenties "borders on pedophilia."

Otherwise you would have been jerking to these a week ago.

So, Fox TV has a show that allows its stars to be photographed in anti-family values ways and the groups protesting (and creating publicity for said show) are the kinds that find their way onto Fox News all the time.

Gotta hand it to Fox.  They know how to sell sex and do it under the faux guise of conservatism.

Or they let their "news" and "entertainment" arms operate independently.

[Tonker]

Thank you. Can I have some more?

How I found out about these photos was horrible, though. I got in the car last night, and I had the radio tuned to a station that I don't usually listen to but it was there because the Illini games are on it and that was the last time I was in my car. And polluting my airwaves is some conservative talk radio chick, Laura Ingraham, I think.

So, anyway, she's going on about how these are "supposed high school students on the show" yet they're doing racy photo shoots, trying to capture a new older male audience. And then she goes on about how it is supposed to be a family show but the director "is making it into a family show in his view". She points to a lesbian kiss last week. She points to the Grilled Che-esus episode 2 weeks ago when a character found Jesus in a grilled cheese he made. She also mentioned something in the opener but I can't remember what it was, nor do I remember anything egregious from that episode. She then calls out for the "feminists". "Where are they? Oh, their agenda is just to have people abort their offspring." Sweet jesus is this woman fucked up. Just because you're not as hot as Dianna Agron doesn't mean you have to get so pissed about this.

Apparently you missed out on the outraged (outraged I say) Parents Television Council™ crying that a photoshoot featuring racy photos of women in their mid-twenties "borders on pedophilia."

Otherwise you would have been jerking to these a week ago.

Oh, yea.. That reminds me. She mentioned that this is how "sexual perversion" starts. This starts the thoughts of "HOT HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS NAKED. MUST RAPE THEM." For some reason, I think it might be that if anyone wants, I'm sure they can find porn of girls in HS. "Hot HS Girls Naked. Click Here!"** Laura also went on to say that this guy is doing this show to cleverly show kids ways to defy what their parents have been teaching them. I'm sure the Christian prude parents are the majority of parents out there.

**And, yes, I know from experience.

I saw that Yeti had posted in the "Glee" thread, and a very unpleasant cold feeling came over me.  Like the sun had gone behind a cloud.

[Gilgamesh]

This thread is useless without photos of said photo shoot.

[Bort]

Thank you. Can I have some more?

How I found out about these photos was horrible, though. I got in the car last night, and I had the radio tuned to a station that I don't usually listen to but it was there because the Illini games are on it and that was the last time I was in my car. And polluting my airwaves is some conservative talk radio chick, Laura Ingraham, I think.

So, anyway, she's going on about how these are "supposed high school students on the show" yet they're doing racy photo shoots, trying to capture a new older male audience. And then she goes on about how it is supposed to be a family show but the director "is making it into a family show in his view". She points to a lesbian kiss last week. She points to the Grilled Che-esus episode 2 weeks ago when a character found Jesus in a grilled cheese he made. She also mentioned something in the opener but I can't remember what it was, nor do I remember anything egregious from that episode. She then calls out for the "feminists". "Where are they? Oh, their agenda is just to have people abort their offspring." Sweet jesus is this woman fucked up. Just because you're not as hot as Dianna Agron doesn't mean you have to get so pissed about this.

Apparently you missed out on the outraged (outraged I say) Parents Television Council™ crying that a photoshoot featuring racy photos of women in their mid-twenties "borders on pedophilia."

Otherwise you would have been jerking to these a week ago.

Oh, yea.. That reminds me. She mentioned that this is how "sexual perversion" starts. This starts the thoughts of "HOT HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS NAKED. MUST RAPE THEM." For some reason, I think it might be that if anyone wants, I'm sure they can find porn of girls in HS. "Hot HS Girls Naked. Click Here!"** Laura also went on to say that this guy is doing this show to cleverly show kids ways to defy what their parents have been teaching them. I'm sure the Christian prude parents are the majority of parents out there.

**And, yes, I know from experience.

I saw that Yeti had posted in the "Glee" thread, and a very unpleasant cold feeling came over me.  Like the sun had gone behind a cloud.

What he said.

[Eli]

This thread is useless without photos of said photo shoot.

[Yeti]

This thread is useless without photos of said photo shoot.

Eli is an EOE poster. Right there waiting for Bort and Thrill

I saw that Yeti had posted in the "Glee" thread, and a very unpleasant cold feeling came over me.  Like the sun had gone behind a cloud.

What he said.

It's a good show. Plus, have you ever hit up the Tiger Beat forums after the show? Talk about hormones racing. It's like shooting fish in a barrel.

[Saul Goodman]

This thread is useless without photos of said photo shoot.

Eli is an EOE poster. Right there waiting for Bort and Thrill

I saw that Yeti had posted in the "Glee" thread, and a very unpleasant cold feeling came over me.  Like the sun had gone behind a cloud.

What he said.

It's a good show. Plus, have you ever hit up the Tiger Beat forums after the show? Talk about hormones racing. It's like shooting fish in a barrel.

No.

[Yeti]

This thread is useless without photos of said photo shoot.

Eli is an EOE poster. Right there waiting for Bort and Thrill

I saw that Yeti had posted in the "Glee" thread, and a very unpleasant cold feeling came over me.  Like the sun had gone behind a cloud.

What he said.

It's a good show. Plus, have you ever hit up the Tiger Beat forums after the show? Talk about hormones racing. It's like shooting fish in a barrel.

No.

Yes? Would it be better if I said fun/entertaining show?

[Quality Start Machine]

It's a good show.

When the meme becomes real life, then what?