Post: #1

"Sorry, it's a boy" says Sarah Silverman as she delivers a baby boy to its new mother in her underground delivery room during a T-Mobile ad.

There's so much you could say about something like this being cleared in a Super Bowl ad, but my response is 'par for the course'

Guys, this country hates us.

Post: #2

Post: #3

2014 will go down in history as the season where women finally killed football.

Post: #4

There was that other Always commercial too where they asked little boys to run, throw and fight... #LikeAGirl
Not sure if it was just regional for my area or national.
Either way, we have two confirmed 'you go gurl!' commercials...

Post: #5

I hope to god that MRAs don't through a hissy fit over this.
They should comment but should be prepared for the inevitable "lol it's a joke guyz" by pointing out how much shit male comedians get for jokes about women.
Like Dapper Laughs.

Post: #6

This whole thing has been stomach churning you go gurrl propaganda.

Post: #7

(02-01-2015 09:45 PM)iamdegaussed Wrote:  This whole thing has been stomach churning you go gurrl propaganda.

Like Katy Perry singing her trademarked grrrl powah song

Post: #8

Guys, come on... This is some crybaby stuff.

Post: #9

I'm pointing out a commercial watched by millions. I fail to see how that's 'crybaby stuff'.

Post: #10

(02-01-2015 09:50 PM)dads Wrote:  Guys, come on... This is some crybaby stuff.

Fair enough. This one during the 2 minute warning balanced out the universe

Post: #11

God they're so fucking unfunny. I can't look at them because they are that hideous and the very timbre of their voices is like nasal sawblades churning through steel. The entire stadium, every audience in front of a TV, just staring blankly.

"They give me something, I turn it into gold. They give gold to Chelsea, she turns it into something... Chelsea."

What the fuck?!

Post: #12

It's not insignificant because we know women would throw a huge hissyfit twitter activism parade for much much less than that commercial. What I want to know is how some high-level exec be beta enough to sign off on this. That commercial costs in the millions to air.

Post: #13

What do you expect from a bitter bi-polar 44 year old slut with a barren womb?

Post: #14

It's just a brief unfunny joke separated from the premise of the commercial. I'm not offended.

Post: #15

(02-01-2015 10:05 PM)Dusty Wrote:  What do you expect from a bitter bi-polar 44 year old slut with a barren womb?

from TWO sluts. Atleast Handler was cute at one point. Silverman has always been skinny-fat.

Post: #16

Just imagine if the opposite ad was made.

"Sorry its a girl!"

The internet would of broke with women bellowing.

Post: #17

(02-01-2015 09:44 PM)komatiite Wrote:  There was that other Always commercial too where they asked little boys to run, throw and fight... #LikeAGirl
Not sure if it was just regional for my area or national.
Either way, we have two confirmed 'you go gurl!' commercials...

There was another yo go gurl moment in one of the father commercials when at the end the dad was taking his petite daughter to the airport... to send her off to the military. It was buried in there, you had to have your Red Pill goggles on to catch it.

Post: #18

(02-01-2015 10:28 PM)kosko Wrote:  Just imagine if the opposite ad was made.

"Sorry its a girl!"

The internet would of broke with women bellowing.

It'd be more accurate too. Everyone wants a boy (unless they have a couple boys already).

Post: #19

What's up with the bitching?

Post: #20

I actually laughed

Post: #21

That was Sarah Silverman, a well known female comedian. She is probably more masculine and red pill than half the dudes on RVF.

"Sorry, it's a boy" is neither an attack on masculinity nor is it some hidden You Go Girl! message.

It's a joke from a comedian.

Lighten up guys, you've stared into the abyss too long.

Post: #22

The #Likeagirl Always commercial was more blue pill. The twitter for it is hilarious, all sorts of guys sick of the shit on their ruining it for the pat themselves on the back you go girl crowd.

Post: #23

You'll have to explain the joke to me.

And I doubt 'lighten up' would fly in the face of offense at the reverse of that joke. I don't think anyone is going to lose sleep over this. It's just fun to point out the hypocrisy.

Post: #24

There's no joke. The two of them just rambled in a cut-back-and-forth style shot, leading up to nothing. It's like they're mocking the entire industry of comedians and rubbing their lack of talent in their faces.

Post: #25

(02-01-2015 10:37 PM)AntiTrace Wrote:  That was Sarah Silverman, a well known female comedian. She is probably more masculine and red pill than half the dudes on RVF.

"Sorry, it's a boy" is neither an attack on masculinity nor is it some hidden You Go Girl! message.

It's a joke from a comedian.

Lighten up guys, you've stared into the abyss too long.

I am sure the woman who did the Vagina Tax ad is red pilled