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Tu_triky wrote:**removed**

So degrading.

bmwracer wrote:
Wha??? :headscratch:

ppstt, we've just been letting him do his thing... :beaten: :nut:

and yet the breast cancer people dont think so...

krim wrote:and yet the breast cancer people dont think so...

I do. To be really effective, why don't they show the effects of the cancer? Like the scars that are left behind?

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Wynter wrote:So degrading.

It's taken care of.

bmwracer wrote:
It's taken care of.

>>covets<<

i find that more offensive, and inflammatory. scars like that are rare these days with early diagnosis n such. but since im male, my opinion probably doesn't have much weight.

Okay, to be fair, I removed the other image as well....

For everyone else late to the party, they'll have to use their imagination.

krim wrote:i find that more offensive, and inflammatory. scars like that are rare these days with early diagnosis n such. but since im male, my opinion probably doesn't have much weight.

Yea, fair enough. I do suppose it depends on opinion and past experiences.

>>smothers and offers a lolli<<

There's nothing like a lolli in the good morning sun. :dancing:

Wynter wrote:

So degrading.

take it up with the chinese because it's part of a campaign to raise breast cancer awareness


To raise public awareness of breast cancer, special mouse pads were placed in select internet cafes across Hong Kong &#8212; promoting the importance of early detection through self-examination.

Agency: Grey, Hong Kong
Creative Director: Keith Ho, Paul Chan
Art director, Copywriter: Paul Chan
Production manager: Sammy Chau

Tu_triky wrote:

take up with the chinese because it's part of a campaign to raise breast cancer awareness


To raise public awareness of breast cancer, special mouse pads were placed in select internet cafes across Hong Kong \ promoting the importance of early detection through self-examination.

Agency: Grey, Hong Kong
Creative Director: Keith Ho, Paul Chan
Art director, Copywriter: Paul Chan
Production manager: Sammy Chau

:doh: I know.

I'm just saying that in my opinion, there are more powerful ways. I don't think that because the campaign is for a good cause that we should excuse something we don't agree with. That's all. :bow:

Wynter wrote:

:doh: I know.

I'm just saying that in my opinion, there are more powerful ways. I don't think that because the campaign is for a good cause that we should excuse something we don't agree with. That's all. :bow:

well conceded. good point.....i don't think that campaign would fly over here in N. America, in any event...because social mores and morals are a bit different.

Tu_triky wrote:


well conceded. good point.....i don't think that campaign would fly over here in N. America, in any event...because social mores and morals are a bit different.

Plus, we're all a lil' anal here ;)

Wynter wrote:

Plus, we're all a lil' anal here ;)

or afflicted with political correctness.

Tu_triky wrote:

or afflicted with political correctness.

Exactly. Why do people have to have hurtable feelings? :beaten:

Wynter wrote:

Exactly. Why do people have to have hurtable feelings? :beaten:

i think cuz the watersupply is polluted.

Tu_triky wrote:

i think cuz the watersupply is polluted.

Did you know: the no. 1 water pollutant is run-off. Darned human activity!

Wynter wrote:

Did you know: the no. 1 water pollutant is run-off. Darned human activity!

that's why i never drink tap water......i only drink bottled spring water.

WHHHHAAAAAAAAA??? I missed the ero-jiji pad??

littlemissfab wrote:WHHHHAAAAAAAAA??? I missed the ero-jiji pad??

You snooze, you lose.

Early bird catches the nudie mousepad.