Apparently it's offensive to women.
The ad features a 1969 print called "Hi-Ho, Silver," which shows a young woman in a cowboy hat and skirt straddling a fence. The caption says: "Still on the fence?" and encourages farmers to choose the wheat board for marketing grain.
Read more: Canadian Wheat Board
I guess these people have never seen a bull have it's sphincter tickled.
But the National Farmers Union is questioning what an image of a long-legged woman straddling a fence has to do with selling grain.
Who are these people that keep getting offended by anything and everything and can we get them to shut the hell up once in a while? For crying out loud have any of these people cracked open a magazine or seen a television ad in the last 20 years?
Sex sells and the metaphor of someone sitting on a fence to represent those who are on the fence with a decision is apparently beyond the National Farmers Union. And a drawing at that, it's not even a picture. Are the NFU all Amish or something?
You know there are so many things in the world worth being offended over. This really isn't one of them
I'm offended that you are not offended.
lt could have been more modern but latex rips too easy when there is barbed wire around.
lt could have been more modern but latex rips too easy when there is barbed wire around.
Barbed wire is offensive.
lt could have been more modern but latex rips too easy when there is barbed wire around.
Barbed wire is offensive.
Now THAT would have been an ad! Swap out that lasso for a whip and I guarantee all those hold outs would be making a decision right quick.
Whiz on the electric fence or lick the cow chip cookie dough off of my boots!
Who are these people that keep getting offended by anything and everything and can we get them to shut the hell up once in a while? For crying out loud have any of these people cracked open a magazine or seen a television ad in the last 20 years?
Sex sells and the metaphor of someone sitting on a fence to represent those who are on the fence with a decision is apparently beyond the National Farmers Union. And a drawing at that, it's not even a picture. Are the NFU all Amish or something?
You know there are so many things in the world worth being offended over. This really isn't one of them
Has everyone failed to notice the ugly splinter that has impaled her skirt? She seems to have moved forward
on the fence and there are other splinters waiting. Seems a bit offensive to me.
Apparently it's offensive to women.
The ad features a 1969 print called "Hi-Ho, Silver," which shows a young woman in a cowboy hat and skirt straddling a fence. The caption says: "Still on the fence?" and encourages farmers to choose the wheat board for marketing grain.
Read more: Canadian Wheat Board
I guess these people have never seen a bull have it's sphincter tickled.