Q Talk

[threecees]

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@1tuffcookie wrote:

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@skatting44 wrote:

   likely alot of potty mouth from both or TMI  being shared

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I turned it off when Melissa dropped the F-bomb.  

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Guessing this wasn't the word Fifty? Wow!

Thought there was something like a second or so delay, guess not.

[RescueLover]

I’m thinking Melissa grew up with language the majority of us were fortunate not to hear. 🤗

[threecees]

Just watched it on the interview show, Mally encourages the rude and

crude. She really needs to go. 

[SportyShorty07]

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@cheriere wrote:

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@RescueLover wrote:
on the after 50 show with Mally.

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I like Melissa!  It should be a FUN show!😃❤️

Thanks for letting us know!

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@cheriere  I can't believe I missed this live! I was cooking dinner- I'll watch it tonight on the livestream ! 

[TheMemphisVette]

i enjoyed it

no way would i watch this show if i was easily offended

no way would i watch this show if i disliked the host

why would i?

[RescueLover]

@TheMemphisVette

Ditto!! 🤗🤗🤗

[Packersfan1265]

QVC is now encouraging people to drop F bombs.

Let that sink in.

[RescueLover]

Not at all. They want their guests to be themselves. 🤗

[Packersfan1265]

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@RescueLover wrote:
Not at all. They want their guests to be themselves. 🤗

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Correct, if a guest wants to be vulgar, QVC is encouraging that behavior.

[DrumPounder]

I really doubt QVC is “encouraging” people to swear. At the same time, all this pearl-clutching borders on hypocritical. The people who will absolutely shred a host’s wardrobe, voice, hair, body, and even their eyeglasses really want us to believe they’re sooo offended if a host or guest lets slip a bad word or mentions a common health problem?
I’m not buying it. I think some people just want to snipe at anything they can. It’s their entertainment, it makes them feel better about themselves, and it’s why they keep tuning it.