Michael buble

goofinoff · Apr 19, 2015

I still love him. Period.

sunshinehighway · Apr 19, 2015

diz8297 said:
I dont think she should wear it, but people don't need to mock her either.

She should be mocked so she stops walking around with her butt hanging out.

minnie56 · Apr 19, 2015

You go out looking like that you want to be looked at and get the attention!
So, done deal!

Love MB ..I thought it cute, no way offensive.

diz8297 · Apr 19, 2015

My point is about posting pictures of what people are wearing in order to ridicule. It doesn't matter if someone is dressed "asking for it". It doesn't hurt to be descent and take the high road.

minnie56 · Apr 19, 2015

I didn't take it that he was ridiculing at all .. Rather 'admiring' ..my opinion

JanaDee · Apr 19, 2015

diz8297 said:
My point is about posting pictures of what people are wearing in order to ridicule. It doesn't matter if someone is dressed "asking for it". It doesn't hurt to be descent and take the high road.

Are you familiar with Michael Buble? Anyone that follows him or has been to any of his concerts knows he has a naughty sense of humor. That picture (taken by his wife, btw) wasn't posted to ridicule or mock anyone.

anniemae · Apr 19, 2015

I don't know if it was right or wrong, but I don't like the "public shaming" mentality. Yes she wore the outfit, but does that give anyone the right to post a photo of an unsuspecting person for everyone to judge and mock? And making such a big deal that his wife took the photo? As if that somehow makes it okay. I would love to hear how the woman feels (and how old she is), maybe she thinks it's hilarious and loves the attention, but maybe she is crushed, embarrassed and mortified.

I also didn't like his backwards apology, kind of like saying "I'm sorry you feel that way."

eliza61 · Apr 19, 2015

diz8297 said:
My point is about posting pictures of what people are wearing in order to ridicule. It doesn't matter if someone is dressed "asking for it". It doesn't hurt to be descent and take the high road.

Then.comedians would be out of work.

Agree, slow news day. the guy made a joke.

Personally I'm more offended by having to see "cheeks" and "boobies" every time the weather warms up.

Public shaming has risen becäuse imo we justify bad behavior by saying everyone gets to do "their" own thing.
Yes, I do think there should be some level of decorum. I'm not setting a high bar. how about when you come out the house your underwear is covered? how about wearing more than a string over your tata's.
How about a rule that says if I can see pubic hair your shorts are too small.
"public" means shared space. How about not ridiculing my eyesight

sam_gordon · Apr 19, 2015

anniemae said:
I don't know if it was right or wrong, but I don't like the "public shaming" mentality. Yes she wore the outfit, but does that give anyone the right to post a photo of an unsuspecting person for everyone to judge and mock? And making such a big deal that his wife took the photo? As if that somehow makes it okay. I would love to hear how the woman feels (and how old she is), maybe she thinks it's hilarious and loves the attention, but maybe she is crushed, embarrassed and mortified.

I also didn't like his backwards apology, kind of like saying "I'm sorry you feel that way."

So if she's crushed, embarrassed, and mortified because folks saw her in those shorts, maybe she shouldn't wear them out of the house?

JanaDee · Apr 19, 2015

anniemae said:
I don't know if it was right or wrong, but I don't like the "public shaming" mentality. Yes she wore the outfit, but does that give anyone the right to post a photo of an unsuspecting person for everyone to judge and mock? And making such a big deal that his wife took the photo? As if that somehow makes it okay. I would love to hear how the woman feels (and how old she is), maybe she thinks it's hilarious and loves the attention, but maybe she is crushed, embarrassed and mortified.

I also didn't like his backwards apology, kind of like saying "I'm sorry you feel that way."

If that's the case, maybe she shouldn't leave the house with her *** cheeks hanging out.

Soldier's*Sweeties · Apr 19, 2015

I think he meant to be complimentary, but I think it was rude.

I'm not going to jump all over him, but I don't like it.

Disneylover99 · Apr 19, 2015

JanaDee said:
Are you familiar with Michael Buble? Anyone that follows him or has been to any of his concerts knows he has a naughty sense of humor. That picture (taken by his wife, btw) wasn't posted to ridicule or mock anyone.

I think it's kind of creepy that his wife took that picture. And when he says the picture was meant to be "complimentary"? :scratchin

Okay. I'm not quite sure how he figures that is a compliment. :hyper:

Soldier's*Sweeties · Apr 19, 2015

sam_gordon said:
So if she's crushed, embarrassed, and mortified because folks saw her in those shorts, maybe she shouldn't wear them out of the house?

Or maybe the fact that she is publicly being shamed is the reason to be embarrassed. How many people would say these things to her face?

Disneylover99 · Apr 19, 2015

eliza61 said:
Then.comedians would be out of work.

Most comedians don't post unnecessary pictures of unsuspecting people for a laugh. Or maybe they do. I guess I just don't find that type of humor funny.

anniemae · Apr 19, 2015

JanaDee said:
If that's the case, maybe she shouldn't leave the house with her *** cheeks hanging out.

Still, I don't think it's okay to publicly shame someone. where does it end? what if someone does not like your choice of clothes and posts it for the world to mock. People are very brave behind a computer screen. Who is to say what is right or wrong? Would I have worn those shorts? No way, to me they were inappropriate and gross, but I still don't think that gives anyone the right to make fun of someone.

Soldier's*Sweeties · Apr 19, 2015

goofinoff said:
I still love him. Period.

I don't think he's a horrible person because of it. Everyone makes mistakes and questionable decisions. I'm sure he didn't think he would get this kind of reaction.
It's just a foot in mouth type situation. They just suck much more when you are in the spotlight.

JanaDee · Apr 19, 2015

anniemae said:
Still, I don't think it's okay to publicly shame someone. where does it end? what if someone does not like your choice of clothes and posts it for the world to mock. People are very brave behind a computer screen. Who is to say what is right or wrong? Would I have worn those shorts? No way, to me they were inappropriate and gross, but I still don't think that gives anyone the right to make fun of someone.

I guess it all comes down to whether you think he was shaming her.

I don't.

Soldier's*Sweeties · Apr 19, 2015

JanaDee said:
I guess it all comes down to whether you think he was shaming her.

I don't.

I kind of agree.

I don't think HE is shaming her. That's why I'm not really jumping on him. But I do think she is being shamed...If that makes any kind of sense.

eliza61 · Apr 19, 2015

anniemae said:
Still, I don't think it's okay to publicly shame someone. where does it end? what if someone does not like your choice of clothes and posts it for the world to mock. People are very brave behind a computer screen. Who is to say what is right or wrong? Would I have worn those shorts? No way, to me they were inappropriate and gross, but I still don't think that gives anyone the right to make fun of someone.

I don't think its a point of being brave. Face it, she would have been talked about period. The difference today is that nowadays everybody has a phone to take a picture of it. you've never commented on someone's inappropriate getups??? I'll be honest I most certainly have. when you come to the grocery store in your pajamas and i can see your nipples through the material, I admit it I think you get made fun of.

Shame on you, get dressed before going out in public. just me. And I'm not talking style policing. Bottom line, There is a reason parts of your body is called your "privates"

My grandmother had a saying, if you don't want folks taking about your business, don't put it on the front porch for everyone to see.

In the summer my church has dress down, finally our Bishop had to publically make a statement. Bikini tops are not appropriate church close EVER.

Are you telling me you can figure if showing your naked backside is "right or wrong"?? Sorry IMO that is a no brainer

mjkacmom · Apr 19, 2015

Not a fan of his. I really expected to see something different. This girl looks like she is built in such a way as to have a little too much booty. Her shirt isn't too tight or short, and she has a very tiny waist, out of proportion with her butt. Short shorts are the style, and sometimes, clothing has a way of riding up after leaving the house. I know dd18 has put clothes on, and while the might look fine while she is standing still in front of the mirror.... No need to shame.

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