did you get what I was saying about this not being a gay ad at all? Or did you choose to ignore that part? And believe what you want - more power to ya. But do you really want to keep hidden these images? Wouldn't you rather have these images so it can promote a discussion between your family? You could honestly address why you believe two men kissing in an ad depicting what may or may not be a gay couple is wrong. Isn't that a tremendous opportunity to drive home your message? Or is shielding your children that important to you? And I understand if it is - hard conversations are just that - hard. Unfortuately, I cannot support you on censoring anything based on what you believe is an affront to your religion - i.e. because the bible says so. Let me show you this image. Obviously taken in jest for neither of us (yes that is me in the pic) are gay nor do either of us want to be. We just thought it was a funny pic. Does this challenge your religion as well? How is this different (if it does not) from the ad? [img_assist|nid=348307|title=|desc=|link=none|align=left|width=340|height=227] Visit my homepage here

I have to disagree with you - I think. While I believe it is your right to protest anything you do not believe in, I would say there is a little hatred in there somewhere. What made you call? I believe the ad can be seen two ways - one is that this New York deli man/personna has embodied the mother when she uses this New York style mayo (I don't know if the children would call him mom otherwise). Two it shows an average morning of a gay couple who uses the mayo. With the use of the costume - I saw it as the former and it actually made me laugh a little. But I guess two men kissing is more that you can take in your Heinz ads. Protest away but I think you may have jump the gun a little on this one. Visit my homepage here