Bud Light Ladies Pool commercial
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Nice!!!:grin:
Having a small payout for the top lady finisher, if you
get a few to play, is a cool option too.
Transgender is here now in many sports.
Woman’s Soccer has displaced three True XY Females with three “I identify as a Female” Transgender XX Females.
It will be hard for True XY Females to try and get into Male Sports by saying they identify as Males.
I guess with enough Testosterone anything is possible.
Woman’s Soccer has displaced three True XY Females with three “I identify as a Female” Transgender XX Females.
It will be hard for True XY Females to try and get into Male Sports by saying they identify as Males.
I guess with enough Testosterone anything is possible.
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There is a pro boxer doing exactly that.
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/09/26/pat...ransgender-pro-boxer-represents-everlast.html
But.. but... equal...
Why is a woman player special because she is a woman? I can see a free entry for a new beginner player, whatever age/sex. Offering special things to people because they are of a certain sex or color is just silly these days, since everyone is so uptight about being treated the same. I'd give free entry to say, anyone under 16, but not to someone just because they are a woman. That pretty much just tells people "you are not as good as the rest so you may as well play for free since you can't win anyway". Or the other message which is "you are special so you get special treatment" which is also not the right thing to do. It's not like a woman in inherently worse at pool than a guy, or is poorer so she can't pay the entry fee. Only time I have made an exception in a tournament was I gave someone an exception to certain fouls because the player did not have use of the right side of his body properly so his bridging and walking around the table was hampered. I ruled that he would be exempt from the "move more than one ball" foul for ball in hand.
Now if these were just random players in the room that you wanted to get to play that night, I can see that. If you are talking about players that were regulars or that played well, and they got free entry due to boobs, that I can't agree with as a nice thing to do. I mean, yes it's nice, but it's not nice for the right reasons.
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Happy Wife = Happy Life.
This may or may not apply to your situation if you have female Scotch Doubles partner.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Md_umWlEdvs
This may or may not apply to your situation if you have female Scotch Doubles partner.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Md_umWlEdvs
Still a great ad. Was he using a 'bushka? Always wondered that. I met him about 3yrs after this. What a guy. RIP Steve.
Did a search. He was using his "dove 'bushka".
It’s the little things.... the guy holding the purses expression as she dig through all the crap!
That is priceless!
Yep, and it makes me put on my sarcastic voice when talking about it LOL
There is a Bloom Country cartoon I remember
Opus was trying to get into farming and the farming manual had this in it.
"Say the following lines without cracking up
Keep those government yahoos out of my business.
Hurry up with my subsidy check"
It is a great ad.
Robert Byrne had some interesting intel on it:
When the decision was made to make a Lite ad featuring a pool player, Mizerak was chosen over several other pros because he was able to project an appealing personality, and, rumor has it, the company felt he looked like a beer drinker. (At the time he weighed 225 lbs.; hefty, but not over the line for his 6'1" frame.) In his 1990 book, "Steve Mizerak's Complete Book of Pool," he stated that when he learned that he had been chosen to star in the original commercial in 1976, "I literally danced around the living room."
The commercial took nine hours to film and required 191 takes. Sometimes the timing between the words and the pool shots wasn't quite right, or Mizerak would muff a line, or somebody would sneeze, or a light would fail, or a door would slam, or the cue ball would end up in the wrong place, or a ball wouldn't drop. It took all of his powers of concentration and stamina to keep at it and stay upbeat until he and the crew had something that was both technically perfect and utterly charming. The commercial was brilliant and a huge success, running seemingly constantly over the course of a year or two. It made him a pool icon for life. Mizerak also became a member of the pitchman fraternity known as the Lite Beer All-Stars, a group of active and retired pro athletes from various sports who appeared in Miller ads. They often made public appearances, and Mizerak in particular was always in demand for exhibitions.
Lou Figueroa
What about that table? Looks like a 6'... or was it just the camera FOV making it look so small?
I think it was a standard 7 footer.
If it looks smaller it's probably just the lens they used to get the background in. BTW, there was a whole series of these commercials.
Lou Figueroa