Indianapolis Residents Flabbergasted by the Word “Sex”
A minor furor has erupted in Indianapolis after a group called The Blended Church placed billboards at five locations throughout the city. Before we take a look at the inflammatory billboard, let’s check out some comments from residents about the issue:
“My kids are pointing. I don’t want to see that when I’m driving. I just don’t. That’s a little bit too much.”
“I think that’s a little explicit to be on a billboard out here for children to see. It’s a little much.”
Alright, sounds pretty racy! What could possibly be on this controversial billboard? A vibrator? Boobs? Stills from the famous “2-Girls-1-Cup” video?
Nope, it’s none of that. It’s just this…
Wait, so that’s it? A sullen looking middle aged couple and a website address? No titties? No sex toys? None of that? There’s more sex than this in most Wal-Mart commercials.
Apparently, all it takes to whip the residents of Indianapolis into a frenzy is the word “sex.” If you’re curious, myemptysexlife.com points to a site that espouses the joys of sex…within a committed marriage. Scandalous!
Check out this news report if you’re dying for more information about this shocking story:
(via myfoxatlanta.com)
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“Indianapolis Residents Flabbergasted by the Word “Sex””
11:18 am on March 14th, 2011
Wow…that is SO provocative. I wonder what would happen if they knew that their kids already know how to find free porn on the internet…
11:24 am on March 14th, 2011
WOW… what a bunch of people with their panties in a bunch!!!
11:26 am on March 14th, 2011
with out sex how will they get new members to brain wash. easiest way is to get them while they are young and impressionable
11:40 am on March 14th, 2011
I too am flabbergasted by the word $EX
11:52 am on March 14th, 2011
The Blended Church needs to mind their own business!
1:53 pm on March 14th, 2011
You’re kidding me right? Well, as far as marketing goes, it worked! People were talking about it.
2:00 pm on March 14th, 2011
I’m beyond offended by the fact that they would post this for children to see. It’s not like they can see this on tv, or the internet, or magazine stands in the grocery aisle….
7:29 pm on March 14th, 2011
Am I to assume that Indianapolis is the only major city in the country that doesn’t show billboards of bikini clad models or any other advertisement that uses sex to sell something?