Not sure this will grow the sport.

[SuperBurrito]

Honestly Grodney, nothing is nsfw about that video. It is a scientific/medical piece on a guy with a pretty horrible affliction. We should probably focus on the disc golf aspect of all of this. Here's a guy who loves disc golf and could probably use some love form the community right about now as I am sure the obie and anthony show has done him no favors. I support the idea jchoate7 came up with:

"Let's all partake in a random act of kindness and cheer the guy up and hopefully help him forget about his condition for at least a minute. "

Let's throw this guy a bone...and a disc. Frolf can go frolf its self, we are way better than that and we can prove it.

 

[kermur]

I suspect ppl want the NSFW tag because it could be embarrassing or not look good to have your employer see that you watched a video about a guy with that particular medical condition. Honestly, it was safe for broadcast TV, so I tend to think its SFW. Borderline I suppose. They used correct medical terms and didn't say "he's constantly busting a n__ in his pants"

KM

 

[Halcón]

But in all seriousness, please explain exactly what about that video is NSFW. Please.

All workplaces are not created equal.

And I was more upset about the warning because of my kids. "Dad, what's an o******?"

:|

 

[Anon]

And I was more upset about the warning because of my kids. "Dad, what's an o******?"

:|

heaven forbid you actually have to have an open dialogue with your children about something that is central to life existing on this planet.

the horrors.

 

[Halcón]

heaven forbid you actually have to have an open dialogue with your children about something that is central to life existing on this planet.

the horrors.

Thanks for the advice.

 

[grodney]

All workplaces are not created equal.

ProTip: NSFW doesn't *literally* mean Not Safe For Work.

And I was more upset about the warning because of my kids. "Dad, what's an o******?"

:|

Let's not get into parenting -- or lack thereof.

Landfill, ho!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[scarpfish]

If it could possibly be possibly construed as inappropriate under someone's circumstances (not necessarily yours), then its best to include a NSFW warning. All that means is most of us are likely to look at it anyways. I actually had to google to confirm that it was a real news story as it sounded like a convincing parody.

I don't get on the computer at work, but legit medical condition or not, I wouldn't want that article coming up without warning if I did.

 

[DanJon]

heaven forbid you actually have to have an open dialogue with your children about something that is central to life existing on this planet.

the horrors.

Some people dont believe in orgasms.

Only procreation.

 

[ejvogie]

heaven forbid you actually have to have an open dialogue with your children about something that is central to life existing on this planet.

the horrors.

It's not so much the subject matter in that situation as the timing. I'd rather be prepared to speak intelligently about it instead of being surprised by it and have to pull something out of thin air.

 

[Old Dog]

It's not so much the subject matter in that situation as the timing. I'd rather be prepared to speak intelligently about it instead of being surprised by it and have to pull something out of thin air.

Agreed. The subject you need to put a little thought into and not something you want to just wing.

 

[Curtis_Valk]

The bad asses around here just want to call out the prudes. Typical.

 

[Tfire25]

ProTip: NSFW doesn't *literally* mean Not Safe For Work.



Let's not get into parenting -- or lack thereof.

Landfill, ho!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We all knew this was going to the landfill from the first post right?

 

[sandtiger]

I still don't get why we care about O&A.

FTFY

ps- nobody listens to O&A anymore anyway.

This.

 

[JeremyKShort]

I suspect ppl want the NSFW tag because it could be embarrassing or not look good to have your employer see that you watched a video about a guy with that particular medical condition. Honestly, it was safe for broadcast TV, so I tend to think its SFW. Borderline I suppose. They used correct medical terms and didn't say "he's constantly busting a n__ in his pants"

KM

It's more the fact that you have a video with the word 'orgasm' in the audio when you have zero reason to expect that. Not a huge issue, but I think some sort of warning is warranted. I don't feel the need to report the op because he prob just didn't think about it, but it could be a bit of an issue in so do work environments.

And was that broadcast or an internet thing?

-edit

I'm pretty sure after looking them up that Barcroft is an internet thing, not broadcast tv.

 

[DanJon]

The bad asses around here just want to call out the prudes. Typical.

So someone is a "bad ass" if they understand that the human body and its reproductive organs aren't something awful or taboo to talk about?

We all have junk.

 

[Broken Shoulder]

There is quite a resemblance to Barry Schultz with that guy...

 

[Curtis_Valk]

So someone is a "bad ass" if they understand that the human body and its reproductive organs aren't something awful or taboo to talk about?

We all have junk.

Not exactly what I was getting at but hey, you got your say.

 

[jeremyhilss]

There is quite a resemblance to Barry Schultz with that guy...

Woah I'm with you on that one...

 

[Hampstead]

Life is NSFW

 

[FunkyTownNoob]

Life is NSFW

:thmbup: