Company banned from Super Bowl, all NFL broadcasts.. forever

I'm guessing this might be a d_b, but since it didn't show up in any searches for banned or Super Bowl, I'm going to gamble its not. I would've liked to have seen the ad. Borderline NSFW picture on the link.. I'll only quote part of the story..

http://www.cnbc.com/id/28654770

 

I was more interested in the "related" slideshow of the top 20 porn DVD's of all time on that page.

That is quite a racy ad though. Probably not family material. They'd be better off spending millions on Showcase late at night on the weekends.

 

Intimate discussion of flaccid penises and four-hour boners are fine, though.

 

Thank you.

 

In the No. 15 slot, they missed some of the nudity.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/28580811/?slide=7

 

Are you thanking him for his flaciddity or his four-hour boner?

 

Looks like they just did. See "Bad publicity, No such thing as." A whole bunch of people who have never heard of ashleymadison.com have now.

 

Can we have those more often? (The discussions.)

 

I can't believe there is a website for people looking to have affairs.

 

Perfectly fine, and companies like Viagra have done a good job by making their ads funny instead of overtly sexual to appease the uptight suits at the networks.

But look at the ad for AshleyMadison.com - they're not trying to do anything like that. It's a chick with her tits hanging out and the statement "Who are you doing after the game?"

For sure, somebody got on their moral high horse about infidelity on this as well.

 

Really? This is far from the weirdest shit I've ever heard of.

 

I don't know...I'm bored, and girls get to sign up for free...



(kidding, for the sake of clarification)