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mike340 · 03-13-2007, 08:54 PM

Maybe they can bring him in a assistent-cornerbacks coach. ;-)

Totally ridiculous. To find a country that outlaws prostitution go to the Islamic countries...or the United States. (I know, I know, except parts of Nevada.) Everywhere else it's
Prostitution is legal, solicitation is illegal.

My wife (who's from Mexico) wonders how guys can stand it here.

On a related note, I find it really frustrating that a thong is completely verboten on TV but murder and violence are promoted. I have 5 and 6 year-old boys (as well as a 7 month-old girl) and I'd like them to get to know and enjoy football. But every friggin' time there's a commercial I have to be ready to jump up because they're promoting a horror movie or there's murder, guns, and mayhem everywhere on the screen. Why can't they do something innocent like put on a Brazilian game show? ;-) I'd much rather have that, (which really doesn't bother us at all) than have the kids afraid to go to bed.

Other parents thoughts?

03-13-2007, 08:54 PM	#18
mike340 Special Teams Join Date: Jun 2006 Age: 69 Posts: 322	Re: ARZ wide receivers coach fired! Maybe they can bring him in a assistent-cornerbacks coach. ;-) Totally ridiculous. To find a country that outlaws prostitution go to the Islamic countries...or the United States. (I know, I know, except parts of Nevada.) Everywhere else it's Prostitution is legal, solicitation is illegal. My wife (who's from Mexico) wonders how guys can stand it here. On a related note, I find it really frustrating that a thong is completely verboten on TV but murder and violence are promoted. I have 5 and 6 year-old boys (as well as a 7 month-old girl) and I'd like them to get to know and enjoy football. But every friggin' time there's a commercial I have to be ready to jump up because they're promoting a horror movie or there's murder, guns, and mayhem everywhere on the screen. Why can't they do something innocent like put on a Brazilian game show? ;-) I'd much rather have that, (which really doesn't bother us at all) than have the kids afraid to go to bed. Other parents thoughts?