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Originally Posted by PsYcNeT
The necessity
I'm pretty sure I've hashed this over at least 3 times now.
I've also made a call for other posters to be intellectually honest about their end of the argument, which has been summarily ignored.
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Okay. Thank you for that.
I disagree with you, but I come from a business background, but I see your point.
It isnt, strictly speaking, necessary, but neither is it wildly unconventional from a sports perspective. And in many ways I see the Ice Girls as a vastly superior alternative to full-blown Cheerleaders.
That said, the Ice Girls dont sell tickets and very few people really care who scrapes the ice. If you have people in wheelchairs with shovels welded to them that might actually sell some tickets. Whats FlamesGimp up to these days?
Can we give the crowd paintguns? That may be pushing the limits....
Either way, they arent skating around in bikinis waving their T&A in anyone's face. Their attire is quite modest and in no way family inappropriate. I know this because I asked my wife if their skirts were too short or their shirts were too revealing. She laughed and laughed. Hell, shes still laughing as I sit here typing this. Its actually quite distracting.
Hell, she even mentioned: "Do you honestly think those are their legs? They're wearing those flesh-coloured leggings so they dont freeze their asses off."
So the grand total of skin being shown is their faces and a tiny patch of their upper chest that I dont think does much for anyone. And no, I am not going back to the Urban Dictionary twice in one day just to check.
At the end of the day, this is all much ado about absolutely nothing. Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" actually had much more to do about a great many things than this discussion.