Help me get PORN on NBC! (need your help)
 

As many of you know, I am doing a weekly video blog on NBC.com

Well, they won't let me post porn, but I have convinced them to let me talk ABOUT porn in this week's confession.

Of course, I need to show that there is INTEREST, or else they won't let me keep pushing boundaries.

Would you mind leaving a comment on the nbc site?

Even something stupid (and anonymous) like, "My best friends have no idea how much porn I own" or "I agree!" would help demonstrate interest.



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I tried to comment ;/

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very cool stuff Hal

Ugh.

Thanks for trying.
I had that problem last week and their techs repeatedly told me it was my problem. "Don't click twice." Was their response.

Anyway, thanks for giving it a shot.

I'm fairly sure the NBC people are aware that there is a INTEREST, in porn.

Hal that made me laugh - all those catalogs you saved were fromy old company... hahaha.

tell them even Tyra talks about porn on fox :winkwink:

Agreed. But my post on hair dying was WAY more popular so far. Kinda surprised me. Of course, if others are getting those permissions errors, it would be hard to tell.

Really? Leisure Time? Or ???

Yeah Leisure Time....

getting this after click submit...


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Well, could make a troll reply like I usually do, or I could say something constructive.

I believe the problem is not the subject, but the motive.

If you went deeper than just saying "I want to talk about porn" I'm sure you could even outperform your "post on hair dying". It's would also justify the subject since it would have substance, rather than just shock value.

Porn is just a cheap cover label with instant shock value.
Porn is not even real - Why talk about something that is not real? porn is a cheap (if there aren't any x-sales) imitation of the real thing - erotic lust. not just "lust" but "LUST"

3 large groups of people benefit from porn
- those that just need something to get off to
- those that cant find a real partner
- those that are afraid to give in the the lust they have, but is not social acceptable by their current surroundings


You can do the "real" thing

or you can do the KB/Howard Stern thing where you just flash your balls and get attention from the way its presented rather than the content.


Do you want to be the guy with pink hair that talk about hugs, hair dying and porn, or do you want to take peoples hand and drive it through their chest, and force them to feel their own heartbeat and self?

That is a great point. And food for thought.

The actual video is about my relationship *with* porn and how my early experiences still affect me. I appreciate your words.