F.C.U.K Shirts BANNED from WDW

[IanBond]

You guys really need to take a look at yourselves. We live in a free society where we pride ourselves on being able to speak freely.
Get a life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Vizeman There is no need to be so rude,But alas it sounds like anyone who can tell people to Get a Life would not have no qualms in wearing a shirt like this thinking its cool,Newsflash pal The shirt or the word is definitly NOT cool
What a lovely world to bring our children up in eh!

 

[Cochise]

I believe that they have dropped this anyway. They are pretty awful taste shirts that border on the edge of chav, they are one step away from Burberry baseball caps and shell suits tucked into white socks and ellesse boots.

 

[Goofyish]

It's not even a new marketing idea - I seem to remember similar shirts in the Wham and Frankie Goes to Hollywood era with the word TSHIRT on them, but with the 1st T and R being made smaller. It was naff then and it's still naff!

 

[BadFrog]

You guys really need to take a look at yourselves. We live in a free society where we pride ourselves on being able to speak freely.
Get a life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Spot on for Disney. It is a free society, so we should be free from unnecessary, pointless stupidity, like this tasteless logo.

 

[daywalker]

Jeez, next they'll ban anyone wearing clothing with the words letters AJ on their clothes, that's Armani Jeans if you don't realise. Now Hugo Boss don't use HB so that'll be allowed I guess?

Basically I think it's a little OTT. F C just happened to make good use of the initials of their brand name, I can't believe people are so easily offended by it. Sure it's an acronym but it does not actually spell out the offending word.
I think they should concentrate on all the Chavs and Pikeys wearing their Burberry and keep them out of the parks

Maybe when I'm middle aged I'll change my mind?

 

[Miffy2003]

Jeez, next they'll ban anyone wearing clothing with the words letters AJ on their clothes, that's Armani Jeans if you don't realise. Now Hugo Boss don't use HB so that'll be allowed I guess?

But isn't that just the point? AJ and HB aren't in and of themselves a potentially offensive word. The whole reason French Connection use this particular slogan is because you are supposed to think it says the rude word.

 

[daywalker]

Miffy2003, I was being sarcastic!

 

[Hilary]

Maybe when I'm middle aged I'll change my mind?

From the responses already on this thread, I don't think age has anything to do with the majority opinion expressed here.

I guess the DIS population is, by its very nature, heavily skewed in favour of people who enjoy visiting Orlando and the WDW parks and maybe that makes us more likely to fall into the 'keep the parks suitable for good, clean, family fun' brigade. Whatever the logistics, it sounds as though Disney have got it right on this one if the replies here are representative of the general view of WDW visitors

 

[daywalker]

Miffy2003, I was being ironic.

 

[Miffy2003]

Sorry daywalker. I didn't pick up on your sarcasm or irony.

Best wishes,

Karen

 

[LynnTarrant]

I think they should concentrate on all the Chavs and Pikeys wearing their Burberry and keepthem out of the parks

I didn't pick up on the irony or sarcasm daywalker, but the racist slurs are quite distasteful, please desist.

 

[daywalker]

I didn't pick up on the irony or sarcasm daywalker, but the racist slurs are quite distasteful, please desist.

Racist? OMG, I wish I'd never looked at the UK part of this board, you really need to lighten up over here guys.

 

[KayleeUK]

Think this has run its course.