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> He wasn't on about what happened in the advert Tilta he was talking
> about the slogan 'Life is too short, PLAY MORE!' I agree with EC on
> this one I believe that the death of a young child or baby is tradgic
> especially for those involved! Oh and if you don't care then shame on
> you because I know I certianly do!
Oh come off it. This is just like Princess Diana's death. Everyone cried, but the fact is, it happens all the time. Did you know a child dies every 8 seconds? Well donate some cash to 'Save The Children' and get over it. What Tiltawhirl's saying is perfectly logical. If you were upset over every death, you'd be in constand mourning.
> Thats quite ignorant of you actually, you obviously have never
> experienced the death of a very young child in your family. So shut
> the f*&% up.
That's quite petty of you actually. People die all the time, and yes, it's tragic, but to inflict that pain on others by stupid things like 'Ban this advert' or 'Change the name of the two towers'.
Everyone have problems - you've just got to get on with life and not let it get to you. Banning that advert was just pathetic really.
It shows a person growing up and dying.
So what?
It happens every day.
Of course it happened fast. Unless they wanted the advert to last for 80 years then theres bound to be an increase in speed.
If you get upset watching stuff like that then you may as well sell your TV because theres worse stuff on cartoons.
Shall I get Tom and Jerry banned because I dont like cruelty to cats?
A death of a baby is a tragic thing there's no doubt about it, but I really can't see there's anything wrong with slogan or the advert.
It's like the whole Hitman 2 racism malarky. It's just insane, you can't do anything these days without someone getting offended.
Anyway I don't want to continue this conversation, I can tell that my opinions are just gonna end up offending someone.
> Go read the Daily Mail or something...
Ack! Harsh!
i qoute: "you're all quite lame [except for the people i don't think are lame that narrows it down to wirlwind]
oh dear mate now who looks like a complete and utter ****
> Apparently you can't spell 'you're' either.
>
> I hope you don't take this personally as I'm 'stating f@cts' as well
> but apparently you XBox noobs need to take some English lessons.
Rich that you're having a go about English lessons and yet you can't seem to spell 'facts'.
> ËÏi†è ¢h@ø$ wrote:
> Maverick42 wrote:
> What fools..
>
> Actually the advert had the slogan "Life is short, play
> more" or something. This upset parents of children that died at
> birth.
>
> Surely the slogan "Life's a game" would upset people who
> have no life?
>
> E.g the people that took the time to write in and complain about a 30
> second advert.
Thats quite ignorant of you actually, you obviously have never experienced the death of a very young child in your family. So shut the f*&% up.
> Maverick42 wrote:
> What fools..
>
> Actually the advert had the slogan "Life is short, play
> more" or something. This upset parents of children that died at
> birth.
Surely the slogan "Life's a game" would upset people who have no life?
E.g the people that took the time to write in and complain about a 30 second advert.