Ofcom Discussion

Would you believe the do gooder brigade have banned bikinis on Splash? What next?

Yes, I would believe it.

Unreal!!Why don't they just ban anyone from appearing on television unless they are covered from head to toe in a sack ir something similar in case we are inflamed by the sight of their ankles.

The level of censorship and nannying is actually becoming quite frightening, and I mean that.

(16-01-2014 09:03 )SCIROCCO Wrote:  Would you believe the do gooder brigade have banned bikinis on Splash? What next?

What a bummer ! I was looking forward to seeing
Pollyanna Woodward in a bikini

(16-01-2014 17:31 )Tractor boy Wrote:  

(16-01-2014 09:03 )SCIROCCO Wrote:  Would you believe the do gooder brigade have banned bikinis on Splash? What next?

What a bummer ! I was looking forward to seeing
Pollyanna Woodward in a bikini

If I remember rightly the show goes out live and the last series resulted in more than the occasional wardrobe malfunction.

I think it's safe to say this is the reason behind the new dress code.

I am morally outraged by that pure hardcore filth performace. Er no actually.
No bikinis on women so no Speedos on the men aswell? Bet you not.

Impressionable kids don't watch splash anyway.
They are too busy watching hardcore porn on their tablets & smartphones

(16-01-2014 18:57 )JuanKerr Wrote:  

(16-01-2014 17:31 )Tractor boy Wrote:  

(16-01-2014 09:03 )SCIROCCO Wrote:  Would you believe the do gooder brigade have banned bikinis on Splash? What next?

What a bummer ! I was looking forward to seeing
Pollyanna Woodward in a bikini

If I remember rightly the show goes out live and the last series resulted in more than the occasional wardrobe malfunction.

I think it's safe to say this is the reason behind the new dress code.

I can see why Ofcom have made this decision and no real complaints from me about it. yeah, splash does go out live and there have been a few wardrobe malfunctions in the past. so I can see why Ofcom are not allowing bikinis on splash anymore, to try and eliminate or minimse any chances of future wardrobe malfunctions happening

(16-01-2014 21:03 )Rammyrascal Wrote:  I can see why Ofcom have made this decision and no real complaints from me about it. yeah, splash does go out live and there have been a few wardrobe malfunctions in the past. so I can see why Ofcom are not allowing bikinis on splash anymore, to try and eliminate or minimse any chances of future wardrobe malfunctions happening

I'm going to presume you're not trolling and therefore ask you to explain what terrible things might happen to the world if a woman was to accidentally flash a boob in this programme.

A standpoint such as this, from a regular viewer of adult babeshows, seems very odd to me.