Fw: like competing in the special olympics

[Guest guest]

like competing in the special olympics

>

>

> > FRONT: The regular guys:

> >

> > BACK: arguing on the internet

> > is like competing in the special olympics

> > even if you win,

> > you are still retarded.

> >

> > www.regularguys.com

> >

> > This T-shirt is available at

http://www.cafeshops.com/regularguys.4730791

> > _______________________________________

> >

> > How sad. A radio station in Atlanta (96Rock) has a morning shock

radio

> show

> > featuring " the regular guys " - a couple of crass jerks who spout off

about

> a

> > host of crude and tactless subjects that only equally crass jerks

would

> think

> > is funny.

> >

> > Where the heck is decency?

> >

> > Why do advertisers still sponsor and people still listen to shows

that

> > feature and promote offensive, derogatory remarks and crude, racist

humor.

> >

> > Why do radio stations still employ those guys? We all remember them

from

> > junior high and high school - you know, the cocky, big-mouthed

adolescent

> > jock wannabe whose attempts at humor were always at someone elses

expense.

> > Shouldn't he have grown up by now?

> >

> > These " regular guys " are still playing to the same audience they had

in

> high

> > school - but now they are our children. How do we teach our kids to

> respect

> > each other and not discriminate against others based on differences

when

> > 96Rock allows their dj's to promote discrimination with their sick

humor?

> >

> > It's sad to me to think that anyone would find the regular guys

t-shirt

> funny

> > - and scary to think of a radio station and its sponsors promoting

it by

> > selling t-shirts . . . and to think of someone buying it to wear.

Very

> scary.

> >

> > You can contact the station at www.96rock.com

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Funny shirts, but totaly unacceptable.

I really don't think that people stop and think about the " retarded " people

when they do stuff like this.

Georga

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This tag line space for rent.

like competing in the special olympics

> >

> >

> > > FRONT: The regular guys:

> > >

> > > BACK: arguing on the internet

> > > is like competing in the special olympics

> > > even if you win,

> > > you are still retarded.

> > >

> > > www.regularguys.com

> > >

> > > This T-shirt is available at

> http://www.cafeshops.com/regularguys.4730791

> > > _______________________________________

> > >

> > > How sad. A radio station in Atlanta (96Rock) has a morning shock

> radio

> > show

> > > featuring " the regular guys " - a couple of crass jerks who spout off

> about

> > a

> > > host of crude and tactless subjects that only equally crass jerks

> would

> > think

> > > is funny.

> > >

> > > Where the heck is decency?

> > >

> > > Why do advertisers still sponsor and people still listen to shows

> that

> > > feature and promote offensive, derogatory remarks and crude, racist

> humor.

> > >

> > > Why do radio stations still employ those guys? We all remember them

> from

> > > junior high and high school - you know, the cocky, big-mouthed

> adolescent

> > > jock wannabe whose attempts at humor were always at someone elses

> expense.

> > > Shouldn't he have grown up by now?

> > >

> > > These " regular guys " are still playing to the same audience they had

> in

> > high

> > > school - but now they are our children. How do we teach our kids to

> > respect

> > > each other and not discriminate against others based on differences

> when

> > > 96Rock allows their dj's to promote discrimination with their sick

> humor?

> > >

> > > It's sad to me to think that anyone would find the regular guys

> t-shirt

> > funny

> > > - and scary to think of a radio station and its sponsors promoting

> it by

> > > selling t-shirts . . . and to think of someone buying it to wear.

> Very

> > scary.

> > >

> > > You can contact the station at www.96rock.com

> > >

> > >

> > >