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What can you say when it comes to shock television. Apparently
nothing because it always manages to happen. After what
seemed like an endless first quarter, along comes half time.
And every year it's the same competition for commercial
spots and super bowl performances. But this stunt rocked
the media. In case you have been passed out, due to drinking
your own body weight this past super bowl. Janet Jackson
performed with Justin Timberlake in a grind session, that
looked like two test rabbits making love on crank. What
seemed like your typical bump and grind, turned into a flash
from hell. To finish off their performance, Justin Timberlake
rips off a piece of her costume top. After further inspection
of the pictures below, it's a miracle he didn't rip out
a kidney along with the piece. What
most people thought to be a pastie or some sort of boobie
tassle turned out to be a star with a piercing holding it
in place. Mainly due to the (what the hell do we do now?!)
situation during the broadcast, the cameras immediately
panned away, stage lights went black and network coverage
quickly went to something else. But we all know what we
saw. Kinda like the part in "Fight Club" when
Tyler Durden splices a piece of porn into the fairy tale
movie. The
thing attached to Ms. Jackson's nipple is some sort of piercing
which is why I'm completely shocked that Justin Timberlake
wasn't holding a piece of crab meat when he pulled away.
The
whole ordeal seems a bit overrated, caused by the censorship
in our country. Plenty of countries have people with roman
candles sticking out of their asses shooting fireballs into
a crowd of people as they compete on a game show during
family hours. We are truly still in the stone age. Enjoy
the images folks.
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Step
one:
Seems like a good idea to rip this thing off in front
of a gagillion people
Step
three:
Awwww....Man what the hell is that thing on her nipple.
Maybe this wasn't such a good idea. |
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Step two:
Alright! wow look at that thing. I don't think anybody
even noticed. And now for the other one.

Step
four:
Oh my god! what have I done? I'll never recover. This
can't be good. Why am I still holding this thing. |
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Written by : Gabriel Torres |
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