Ofcom Discussion

(21-12-2012 03:22 )continental19 Wrote:  

(21-12-2012 02:49 )mrmann Wrote:  As usual, the rules are bended over and over by Ofcom.

Last I remember, the handthong IS allowed, as long as the women use straight fingers and don't make it seem as if they are pleasuring themselves.

Yea I thought it was along the lines of that, well it appears only one channel seems to be going down that route again, which I think it's great, it's just a shame that the other channels don't want to implement it at the moment, lets hope the other producers on the other channels will allow back once again

Thanks for getting back to me

Studio 66 brought it back a couple of months ago with Ally Lou, but never after that, and she only did it for around 30 seconds total.

If they are worried about slips, then I find that rather silly.

Here's the list:

Thanks for the post chilly, well as you've clearly underlined, it appears that the hand thong isn't allowed if they are physically touching themselves, my question is how come the certain channel in question is getting away with it? mmmh one rule for one and one rule for another springs to mind

(21-12-2012 04:00 )Chilly Wrote:  Here's the list:

At bottom of quote,"In ofcoms view there is a high risk of causing serious widespread offence."

My asre you should not be watching the programme in first place and what is this widespread offence ,serious harm and offence etc that oftwits keep harping on about.I do not watch programmes with operations in cause it because it does make me feel queasy but it does not cause me harm and widespread offence if i was forced to watch it...If someone accidently saw a vaginal lip on tv at 11pm are they going to get cancer ,have to see a psychiatrist or self combust?? What serious offence and harm what load of invented bullcrud.

(21-12-2012 04:16 )continental19 Wrote:  Thanks for the post chilly, well as you've clearly underlined, it appears that the hand thong isn't allowed if they are physically touching themselves, my question is how come the certain channel in question is getting away with it? mmmh one rule for one and one rule for another springs to mind

I can only imagine it's Babestation's Dutch licence that prevents Lori from gettin' them into trouble, 'cause I can't see it being the same for the other channels, especially as the rule is pretty clear.

(23-12-2012 00:35 )Chilly Wrote:  

(21-12-2012 04:16 )continental19 Wrote:  Thanks for the post chilly, well as you've clearly underlined, it appears that the hand thong isn't allowed if they are physically touching themselves, my question is how come the certain channel in question is getting away with it? mmmh one rule for one and one rule for another springs to mind

I can only imagine it's Babestation's Dutch licence that prevents Lori from gettin' them into trouble, 'cause I can't see it being the same for the other channels, especially as the rule is pretty clear.

Yea i think you're right, the other channels would of implemented the hand thong by now.

Hey guys sorry to appear 'green' but can you explain the hand thong to me? TIA...

Shylok

Unless I have misunderstood its when a babe uses her hand instead of a thong. They arent allowed to touch because Ofcom are incapable of telling the difference between a woman protecting her modesty and masturbation.

(23-12-2012 23:08 )eccles Wrote:  Unless I have misunderstood its when a babe uses her hand instead of a thong. They arent allowed to touch because Ofcom are incapable of telling the difference between a woman protecting her modesty and masturbation.

Ah so you mean just hiding a pussy with a hand... So its better to not hide it at all then really... lol

Once again this is what piss's me off about ofcom. Fair enough if they had the same attitude throughout towards all the channel's but they clearly don't. Here we see ITV's X Factor get off Scotfree yet Chatgirl TV is still fined.




So ofcom say's that it was only light flirting well excuse me a minute but isn't that exactly the same when it comes to the babe channels whether it being during the day or at night.