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Also where on earth have you got the idea that I'm "OK with" the dicks-on-parade nonsense that's completely taken over (and ruined) Pride events? |
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https://i.imgur.com/YovCH3f.jpeg Can we please stop pretending to not know what we're looking at here? Come on now :joker:. Don't be so f'ing silly. |
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Not everyone sees the world via perverted eyes...its only you who instantly thinks perverted thoughts when you see these ladies.
And to describe it as a middle aged mans sport is ridiculous considering luke littler isnt even 20 yet. Infact I doubt more than 1 of the top ten is over 35. You are talking about a sport you know sod all about, its love audience will have an average age of 25. |
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Adult darts fans tend to be older: just 18% are aged 18-34 compared to 27% of the general sports-watching population, while 45% (vs. 40% of sports fans) are over 55 https://business.yougov.com/content/...essional-darts |
Over 55s have more time to watch telly than the 20 somethings. The live audience at the events will be predominantly under the age of being middle aged.
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1) Why are they there? 2) Who is it for? If you can reasonably answer those two things in a way that is at all reaslistic, and doesn't boil down to "to be nice to look at", "for men" then that's the start of a conversation. Until then you're just shouting "no you're wrong!". If I'm wrong give me an alternative, realistic, explanation. |
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Also the stats I posted compared it to other sports so "having more time to watch telly" doesn't explain it away |
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Spoiler: You can't just "say stuff" and have it magically be true Parmy. Evidence exists. We're already on the internet. It's right there, just one tab away. |
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Let's stop pretending to know why. If you're defending the sport surely "Ugh we got past this and the sport was growing in legitimacy, why have they gone back to this outdated trash" should be the focus, not "Ahh it's fine it's just a bit of casual letchery for the working man, leave them to it". |
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Trying to find women of any age or a man under about 35-40 in that photo - a real photo, of a real, recent world darts championship - is like playing "Where's Wally?" :joker:. Actually quite fun. Captioning that photo "a mixed audience of generally young men and women" would frankly be a flat out and blatant lie. |
There is a big and growing youth scene in darts. Most of the top pros are pretty young now. That said the fact it generally takes place in pubs at grassroots level does skew things towards an older demographic
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To be fair I initially thought it was the whole sport as that's how it was presented in the OP. It turns out to "just" be the seniors which is somehow similtaneously not quite as bad, whilst also being substantially more grim. |
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Isnt that childish? I also dont use the word gay as an insult either, so you can apologise for that. |
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Its pretty evident that they are there to advertise the sponsor, the william hill banner is a bit of a giveaway.. Didnt you used to keep there money safe for them? |
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Bring the girls back though, they were good for advertisement.. Ok.thats what we will do then...bring them back fir the advertisement, our stadiums are full to the brim, so we do t need them for the dirty old men from the 80s to come back.. What about the ones watching on tv pulling their blinkers though...dont be silly, nobody is going to be sitting with their cocks out in front if the wife and grandkids peter. |
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