ABC was famous for that kind of thing doing college football games in the 80s and 90s . Besides what you said, I swear they even seemed to scan the crowd for women who weren't sitting quite modestly enough and zero in on that. Then, all of the PC stuff happened. Life was simpler back then.One time, about 20 years ago, I was in Vegas during football season and watched the Pats game at a Sports Book. They had every game on these individual TV's at your seat that you could pick the channel to watch. They must have had some sort of direct feed from the network because there were no commercials at all. During the times when commercials would be aired to the country, this feed was showing what the truck would be seeing at the game, however the TD was switching cameras. Practically every break was filled with shots of the crowd, invariably on the best looking women or the ones with the largest breasts or most ample cleavage.
I think 8slim is exactly right that when the game wasn't active -- and if you've ever been to an NFL game in person, you know how much time that is -- the cameras were almost certainly aimed at women.
Wait, what? Whoa. From her wiki bio:Pamela Anderson and Jenn Sterger to name a few were discovered by the roving eye of a few cameramen.
Had no idea. I remembered Sterger but that was before my time. And the CFL, of all places!In 1989, Anderson attended a BC Lions Canadian Football League game at the BC Place Stadium in Vancouver,[13] where she was featured on the Jumbotron while wearing a Labatt's Beer T-shirt.[13] The brewing company hired Anderson briefly as a spokesmodel.[13] Inspired by that event, her then-boyfriend Dan Ilicic produced a poster of her image, entitled the Blue Zone Girl.[14]
Anderson appeared as the cover girl on Playboy magazine's October 1989 issue. She moved to Los Angeles to further pursue a modeling career. Playboy subsequently chose her as Playmate of the Month in their February 1990 issue, in which she appeared in the centerfold photo.
AJ McCarron's girlfriend, too, right? Creepily and breathlessly.Pamela Anderson and Jenn Sterger to name a few were discovered by the roving eye of a few cameramen.
I read this quickly and thought it said Artie Lange, Bob Ueker, and Noam ChomskyThis checking out ladies at games seems like a good spot for this great video
Who are three people who have never been in my kitchen?I read this quickly and thought it said Artie Lange, Bob Ueker, and Noam Chomsky
I'd have gone with, who are three people lucky to still be alive.Who are three people who have never been in my kitchen?
You could have left off the first two words. I do a lot of events with camera ops. When left to their own devices, they use the zoom feature to max advantage.World Cup cameramen have their PhD’s in the art of hottie hunting. Add a less PC society to an international tournament and you have another great reason to watch this summer. IIRC there was an entire thread dedicated to this.
I think if Drunk History did Pats-gate, it'd be more accurate than this video.Eagles friend shared this, blew it out with a 1000 word breakdown of its inaccuracies. He went to the Brady's MAGA hat defense on why 'fuck the Patriots' after I told him to hate them for at least accurate reasons. I'll take that as a win. This video has the most salt I've ever fucking seen, any realm. Oh my fucking god.
lol boo hoo
Bob Kraft’s favorite movie. “Well you shouldn’t have fucked me on Deflategate”:
Billionaires continue to be the most sensitive people alive.Rings as microaggressions. I feel badly for Arthur Blank.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/02/01/arthur-blank-was-not-happy-that-robert-kraft-put-283-diamonds-in-patriots-rings/
He looks like a villain in a Rocky and Bullwinkle episode.
Someone needs to tell Arthur that it's both better and worse than he thinks: the Patriots don't give a fuck about the Atlanta Falcons.It’s stupud because his team’s identity is incidental to the larger point of the number, which is that they came back from 28-3 to win. I mean, I get why it’s unpleasant for him to be reminded of, but it’s not really about the Falcons, per se.
I mean, taken to it’s logical extreme, Blank is advocating for having all Super Bowl rings bear no mention of the games themselves because it will invariably be an unpleasant reminder to the losing team.
teamSAt least in a few years the Falcons will get to be the $600 "question" on Jeopardy in the category Brady Championship Victims. ($200 will be "They are the only team Brady beat in two Super Bowls")
Hmm, what are you saying about this Sunday?At least in a few years the Falcons will get to be the $600 "question" on Jeopardy in the category Brady Championship Victims. ($200 will be "They are the only team Brady beat in two Super Bowls")
I like the mournful look of impending duty on Trophy wife's face.
There was a pro football category tonight that was untouched until the end of Double Jeopardy. The three nerds whiffed on every questions. In fact, none of the three even offered an answer to any of the questions. A few of the answers were, “who are the Dallas Cowboys”, “what are offsetting penalties,” “what is a fair catch.”At least in a few years the Falcons will get to be the $600 "question" on Jeopardy in the category Brady Championship Victims. ($200 will be "They are the only team Brady beat in two Super Bowls")
The comments on that article are gold. My favorite one being “Kraft is having trouble hearing you over the piped in noise, Mr. Blank.”Rings as microaggressions. I feel badly for Arthur Blank.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/02/01/arthur-blank-was-not-happy-that-robert-kraft-put-283-diamonds-in-patriots-rings/
So you're saying there's no way the Rams, Seahawks or Panthers make it to Super Bowl LIII?At least in a few years the Falcons will get to be the $600 "question" on Jeopardy in the category Brady Championship Victims. ($200 will be "They are the only team Brady beat in two Super Bowls")
Or another team a couple of times before he's done.So you're saying there's no way the Rams, Seahawks or Panthers make it to Super Bowl LIII?
But no one will get the question right.At least in a few years the Falcons will get to be the $600 "question" on Jeopardy in the category Brady Championship Victims. ($200 will be "They are the only team Brady beat in two Super Bowls")
Here it is. From yesterday. These people say they are AMERICANS!!There was a pro football category tonight that was untouched until the end of Double Jeopardy. The three nerds whiffed on every questions. In fact, none of the three even offered an answer to any of the questions. A few of the answers were, “who are the Dallas Cowboys”, “what are offsetting penalties,” “what is a fair catch.”
Alex handled the situation with great humor and more aplomb than Arthur Blank.
Yup.So you're saying there's no way the Rams, Seahawks or Panthers make it to Super Bowl LIII?
I’ve heard Blank being interviewed and he’s a smart, charming, self-deprecating man. (Even about his three wives.)Rings as microaggressions. I feel badly for Arthur Blank.
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/02/01/arthur-blank-was-not-happy-that-robert-kraft-put-283-diamonds-in-patriots-rings/