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Everyone was too busy getting abortions to go to the website. Duh.

The other 3 were the last users of WebTV.

Headlines have less and less to do with the content of the article and more to do with whatever ridiculous pun the lazy *** writers/editors can come up with.

I'm sure that if 1% of those people who may have been considering an abortion had their minds changed, FotF considers it a touchdown.

I think it was Confucius who said, "You can lead a horse to water, but you can't stop them from sucking out the pieces of an unborn child with a vacuum cleaner."

I was a bit surprised when I saw the ad. My immediate response was "Thats it? What the hell was the fuss about?". They didn't even mention abortion. If you hadn't heard all the hype about it, you'd have no clue what they were talking about. I think the pro-choice guys took a page out of the religious folks rulebook on over-reaction here...

I agree. The ad was really much ado about nothing. I heard that FotF set it up that way, not allowing anyone to see it in advance, just to stir up controversy. The commercial itself was... really really boring. If I wasn't into college football or working for UF, I would have been like "What the heck was that ad? Oh well, it sucked anyway."



Disagree; I believe it was purposely set up to stir up controversy, because controversy sells. If it hadn't been advertised that way in advance, no one would have even given a half second of thought to it. The ad itself was boring as all get-out.

The commercials were all pretty tame. The one for the new game "Dante's Inferno" had to have its tagline changed from "Go to Hell" to "Hell Awaits." I don't think CBS would allow too much of anything controversial.