Eddie the Seagull
New member
trueblue said:
Wow-Wee! A flatulent blow-up doll. You should patent that idea.
Got something to say or just want fewer pesky ads? Join us... 😊
Muslims v Ann Summers
- Thread starter Wozza
- Start date
Wow-Wee! A flatulent blow-up doll. You should patent that idea.
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
- 25,885
"political correctness gone mad"
Said the women selling a blow up man with a natural "real feel" erection.
( actually it isn't a new product, they just turn the female dolls inside out - doesn't everybody know that ? )
Publicity stunt by Anne Summers, nothing more, nothing less.
They will have letters all the time from Christian groups ALL THE TIME, but felt the need to publicise one from a muslim, 'cos them muslims are in the news.
.. and we fell for it hook, line and hard on.
Said the women selling a blow up man with a natural "real feel" erection.
( actually it isn't a new product, they just turn the female dolls inside out - doesn't everybody know that ? )
Publicity stunt by Anne Summers, nothing more, nothing less.
They will have letters all the time from Christian groups ALL THE TIME, but felt the need to publicise one from a muslim, 'cos them muslims are in the news.
.. and we fell for it hook, line and hard on.
dougdeep
New member
Why not call it Brighton and Hove Albion? Everybody seems to want to screw them.
coventrygull
the right one
Jim D said:
E
enigma
Guest
geek
Hampden Park
Ex R.N.
- Oct 7, 2003
- 4,993
mustapha a fag after
mustapha LI down
mustapha wank instead
mustapha another doll called jesus
f***ing muslims
mustapha a ferry out of here
mustapha LI down
mustapha wank instead
mustapha another doll called jesus
f***ing muslims
mustapha a ferry out of here
Pavilionaire
Well-known member
- Jul 7, 2003
- 31,278
Wozza said:
Shoaib Igdiq?
Tooting Gull
Well-known member
- Jul 5, 2003
- 11,033
I wonder if South Park are going to get involved with the prophet Mohammed. On worldwide security grounds, I find myself almost hoping they don't.
Pavilionaire
Well-known member
- Jul 7, 2003
- 31,278
Re: Re: Muslims v Ann Summers
Wasim Itrowsuz?
Pavilionaire said:
Wasim Itrowsuz?
looney
Banned
- Jul 7, 2003
- 15,652
Tooting Gull said:
I think you'll find they already have, twice.
An episode of South Park, the controversial American cartoon show, which featured a visual portrayal of the prophet Mohammed, has been screened on British television twice and can currently be viewed on the internet.
http://news.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2006/02/05/nflag305.xml
looney
Banned
- Jul 7, 2003
- 15,652
cont........
The episode, entitled The Super Best Friends, did not attract a single complaint from Muslim clerics when it was aired by Channel 4 in 2002 and 2003. The lack of protest is in stark contrast to the controversy over the recent newspaper publication of cartoons depicting Mohammed.
The episode casts Mohammed as a Muslim super-hero who joins forces with Jesus and Moses, both of whom are considered prophets in the Muslim faith.
Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the show's creators, gave each of the religious figures a set of special powers to take on a rival Church founded by David Blaine, the American illusionist.
In one scene Mohammed is shown rising in the air so he can do battle with the Lincoln Memorial, which has been brought to life by Blaine. The prophet, who is swatted away by the statue, cries: "Is it too powerful, Jesus?"
They decide the only way to defeat the Lincoln monster is to build a giant statue of John Wilkes Booth, the man who assassinated the real Abraham Lincoln.
Shakeel Ali, the head of the Glasgow branch of Young Muslims UK, said the lack of outrage over the South Park episode was probably due to the fact that most Muslims were not aware of it.
"Muslims see any depiction of the prophets as demeaning and this episode would cause hurt to Muslims wherever it was shown," he said.
It is not the first time that South Park has used Islamic figures for humourous purposes. In an episode screened in 2000, entitled Chef Goes Nanners, the character of the chef, voiced by Isaac Hayes, changes his name to Abdul Mohammed Jabar-Rouf Kareem Ali and adopts the Muslim faith.
The show also ran an episode entitled Osama Bin Laden Has Farty Pants in November 2001.
The Super Best Friends, which is part of the fifth series of the animated satire, is not available on DVD or video in Britain because Central Station, the channel which produces the show, has not yet presented it for certification by the British Board of Film Classification.
The episode, entitled The Super Best Friends, did not attract a single complaint from Muslim clerics when it was aired by Channel 4 in 2002 and 2003. The lack of protest is in stark contrast to the controversy over the recent newspaper publication of cartoons depicting Mohammed.
The episode casts Mohammed as a Muslim super-hero who joins forces with Jesus and Moses, both of whom are considered prophets in the Muslim faith.
Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the show's creators, gave each of the religious figures a set of special powers to take on a rival Church founded by David Blaine, the American illusionist.
In one scene Mohammed is shown rising in the air so he can do battle with the Lincoln Memorial, which has been brought to life by Blaine. The prophet, who is swatted away by the statue, cries: "Is it too powerful, Jesus?"
They decide the only way to defeat the Lincoln monster is to build a giant statue of John Wilkes Booth, the man who assassinated the real Abraham Lincoln.
Shakeel Ali, the head of the Glasgow branch of Young Muslims UK, said the lack of outrage over the South Park episode was probably due to the fact that most Muslims were not aware of it.
"Muslims see any depiction of the prophets as demeaning and this episode would cause hurt to Muslims wherever it was shown," he said.
It is not the first time that South Park has used Islamic figures for humourous purposes. In an episode screened in 2000, entitled Chef Goes Nanners, the character of the chef, voiced by Isaac Hayes, changes his name to Abdul Mohammed Jabar-Rouf Kareem Ali and adopts the Muslim faith.
The show also ran an episode entitled Osama Bin Laden Has Farty Pants in November 2001.
The Super Best Friends, which is part of the fifth series of the animated satire, is not available on DVD or video in Britain because Central Station, the channel which produces the show, has not yet presented it for certification by the British Board of Film Classification.
Shropshire Seagull
Well-known member
Yeah, but the best thing about these Muslim dolls is ......
they blow themselves up !
(no pump required)
they blow themselves up !
(no pump required)
B.M.F
New member
Going on the question about Ann Summers V's Muslims the Muslims would win. There is no way Ann Summers has Knickers for all them Muslim C U N T S 
Theatre of Trees
Well-known member
Phil Herrup?
I remember a number of churches going apopletic about The Life of Brian, Eastbourne council going as far as banning it because they found it offensive.
I remember a number of churches going apopletic about The Life of Brian, Eastbourne council going as far as banning it because they found it offensive.
chez
Johnny Byrne-The Greatest
B.M.F said:Going on the question about Ann Summers V's Muslims the Muslims would win. There is no way Ann Summers has Knickers for all them Muslim C U N T S
