I'm no homo but holy crap this commercial is hysterical! Would have been perfect for the Superbowl. CBS are Nazis apparently.
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CBS this week refused to air a Super Bowl ad made by a gay dating site, an announcement that came just days after news broke the network would air college football star Tim Tebow's Christian pro-life ad during the big game.
The Super Bowl network said it rejected Mancrunch.com's ad, which features two male football fans kissing on a couch while watching a game, because it failed to meet CBS' standards for commercial advertisements, Fox News reported Friday.
"CBS Standards and Practices has reviewed your proposed Super Bowl ad and concluded that the creative is not within the Network's Broadcast Standards for Super Bowl Sunday," the rejection letter said, according to Fox. "Moreover, our Sales Department has had difficulty verifying your organization's credit status."
Mancrunch.com execs said it wasn't their "credit status" that prompted CBS to dump them from the Bowl -- it was "discrimination," especially as University of Florida quarterback Tim Tebow's pro-life ad with Christian group Focus on the Family was allowed to run during the game.
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CBS this week refused to air a Super Bowl ad made by a gay dating site, an announcement that came just days after news broke the network would air college football star Tim Tebow's Christian pro-life ad during the big game.
The Super Bowl network said it rejected Mancrunch.com's ad, which features two male football fans kissing on a couch while watching a game, because it failed to meet CBS' standards for commercial advertisements, Fox News reported Friday.
"CBS Standards and Practices has reviewed your proposed Super Bowl ad and concluded that the creative is not within the Network's Broadcast Standards for Super Bowl Sunday," the rejection letter said, according to Fox. "Moreover, our Sales Department has had difficulty verifying your organization's credit status."
Mancrunch.com execs said it wasn't their "credit status" that prompted CBS to dump them from the Bowl -- it was "discrimination," especially as University of Florida quarterback Tim Tebow's pro-life ad with Christian group Focus on the Family was allowed to run during the game.
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