Arizona Super Bowl fans cop eyeful of todger
Sensational nine-inch gain by female wide receiver
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An Arizona TV company has described itself as "dismayed and disappointed" that some cable viewers of its Super Bowl feed were treated to a short excerpt from a grumble flick "just after the last touchdown by the Arizona Cardinals".
According to the BBC, the offending clip "showed a woman unzipping a man's trousers, followed by a graphic act between the two", inserted somewhere between Tucson-based KVOA-TV's output to local cable outfits and the public.
Company prez Gary Nielsen insisted: "When the NBC feed of the Super Bowl was transmitted from KVOA to local cable providers and through over-the-air antennas, there was no pornographic material."
Shocked sports fan Cora King explained to the Arizona Daily Star: "I just figured it was another commercial until I looked up. Then he did his little dance with everything hanging out."
Nielsen assured: "KVOA will investigate what happened and make sure our viewers get answers."
Whatever the truth, it's evident that KVOA will not be able to attribute this particular outrage to a "wardrobe malfunction". ®
COMMENTS
Rebecca get a clue. Film violence is fake. Nudity is not.
Lets face it though, almost everyone watching football probably settled for that because it was too early for porn. So no harm done.
and yeah...It sounds familiar too me too..I think another story like this did happen quite recently.
@Kanhef
"Still AC, as my search history is NSFW."
Oops! Are you sure about that?
@Luis Ogando
Glad I was all done with dinner or you would have owed me a new monitor and keyboard.
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