sport bra controversy
 

http://imprint.uwaterloo.ca/story.php?story=6092

This link is about college women's volleyball teams changing into game jerseys after warmups
and being seen in sports bras.

Teams are being penalized; I say it should rev up attendance.

"A new rule in Canada West university volleyball is raising eyebrows and even protest. The rule prohibits volleyball players from changing out of their warm-up shirts into game jerseys on sidelines. The change can expose women's sports bras, thus the rule directs referees to dock a team one point if their players change on the courtside."

Yeah, seriously, who goes to volleyball games anyway? Actually, they should play the entire game in their bras, it really would boost attendance. Hell, I say, ditch the bras completely, have 'em play topless. Then I'd definitely go! :D

Fango

Are you kidding me...
 

And I always thought that Canada was much less prude than the US... what's next? Beach volleyball in wetsuits?

Lived in Canada all my life.... the majority of it in Ontario.... some of it in another province.... and NO
The USA in general has always been a lot more liberal over the years regarding sexuality and censorship.

I don't know if anyone remembers when Madona did that photo book that had some erotic photo's of her? Yeah BANNED in Canada.... couldn't legally buy one here. Canadian government does a whole lot more of "no you can't see this, can't hear that, can't watch this" then the US.

Hell to this day there are lot of banned content that are perfectly legal in any adult video rental store in the states.

hmmmm don't get me started..... :mad:

i don't think they should be changing on the sidelines at all

would it be alright if us guys changed into our jock straps on the sidelines

- Hmmm. Well, then as long as apples = oranges, then I guess it would be alright if the refs take a dump on the the scorer's table.

they're not changing into their bras, just being seen in them for a second as they put a jersey on. runners usualy only wear a sports bra.