General Chat

prude? Do not mind if you say so. Earlier today around 11.45 a.m. switched on This Morning and saw a bed with a young couple on it (dressed in pyjamas) assuming sexual positions whilst looking on were Philip, Holly and some so-called expert.

Thought do not need this and changed channels - after a while switched back and it was worse (in my opinion) this time we had two oldies definitely pensioners being instructed!!!

Now I am not saying that this instruction may be of benefit to some, however I feel a more suitable time may be appropriate or is this worthy of viewing time at all?

not daytime viewing in my opinion - save it for the porn channels

Actually, no. I don't think you're being prudish at all...it's not what you expect from day time TV at all...

I probably would've laughed...but I can wholly understand someone being offended by it x

Chris,

Maybe they were trying out the beds !! ;-)

Ahemmmmmmmmmmm - good try but think if you tried those positions in a bed store, security/police would suddenly appear!

Wasn't so much offended - thought it inappropriate timing - if required. Was easy - I switched over/off.

I turned it off, lol not because I am a prude, it's just too early in the day to hear people jabbering on about the missionary position when you're on your aching knees trying to get bits of rubbish that have disappeared under the settee, and to be honest if you haven't worked out how to do it comfortably together in the privacy of your own room.... well ! :-D

i can understand why you would see it as not for daytime tv, i do agree but however, there solving real life problems, people do have so in a way, its helping others,

and we always have the choice of turning the channel :-)

I have this image of some arthritic ageing couples recording this and then trying to copy it!!!

as has been said, if you can't work it out for yourselves, take up stamp collecting or bird watching

But Stray those are 'problems' that adults really should have the nous to 'solve' themselves, it's not rocket science to grab a cushion etc... next they'll be showing 'how to change a light bulb' ;-)

RR - as I switched on they were adviising the oldies where to place the cushions ;-) ;-) ;-)

lol Chris, do you think that's why there is a trend in homestyling mag's and programmes these days to cover beds with dozens of cushions of all shapes and sizes? I've often wondered what people did with them when they wanted to get into bed...now I know ;-)

Perhaps they were trying to Jog Some Memories :-D :-D :-D :-D :-D ;-)

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh - never thought of that. Just thought they chucked them on the floor!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Silly old me

I didn't see it so it is difficult to judge but it does sound a bit 'unusual' for daytime viewing. However, as already said, and you yourself used it, there is always the off button. I can imagine it would be awkward to explain if watching TV with a toddler with you. I wonder if there was a warning given at the start of the programme.

my cats new toy is changing the channels over on the sky box
for once i didnt mind

no i dont want to see this sort of thing on day time tv

maybe but then some people are "shy" and wouldnt think to be adventurious lol,and try thing,s unles they seen it on Tv,

i think if it was half term id have been furious, if lttleman was about,

but i think no harm done turn over if ya didnt like it, if it helped 1 person it was worth it :-D

Not necessarily a prude, but you did the right thing by making the decision not to watch it and then switching channels.

Who are any of us to say what should and should not be shown on television when we can exercise the choice not to watch it?

Personally, I have never understood why anyone could be offended by nudity or sex - its something we all have in common but the majority of people are so shy when it comes to talking about or seeing it!

Dam I missed that was watching The Sherriffs. Reminds me of the leaflets they gave me when I had my hip joint replaced. Don't ask.

Vera

OH once had to explain to a young soldier (under 21) from the nearby army camp what he should be doing.

He and his bride had been married for about 6 months, and no sign of a child, so the RC chaplain sent him down to the chemist's shop to ask the pharmacist to tell him what to do.


Unfortunately (??), the pharmacist was away and OH, age 19, was looking after the shop, and got landed with the job



and, NO, they were not doing it right!!


I'm still (50+ years later) trying to work out what they were doing ......... it certainly wasn't what you would expect (need a blushing emoticon here!) :-D




sylvia

Maybe they were having elevenses? :-D