To think Tesco/F&F should be ashamed?

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To sell this T shirt in age 5-6?

Interested in other people's thoughts.

So you are deliberately looking for things to be offended by and putting your own sexual thoughts on to things that may not have anything to do with sex or sexuality, so who is the one with the sexual issues?

I see a cheaply made t-shirt that I personally would not buy but I dont to look to find things to get upset by as I have no issues surrounding it

You will always find people that agree with and can turn anything into something sexual or inappropriate if you look hard enough but that is people who have some sort of twisted thinking going on I think

That says 'Count' surely?

It is possible but I would like to see the whole shirt and not just a photo with the fold/bend bit in between the C and U

It doesn't resemble the logo but it dioes look like the ears on the playboy costume itself.

In a society that sexualises females, often inappropriately and often too young, it's not a bad thing to question what you see.

I think the T-shirt is fine (although I don't like it) but I knew instantly what the OP was getting at, before she explained. Unfortunately, bunny ears were co-opted by Playboy and those of us of a certain age will have many, many memories of the bloody Playboy bunny ears on EVERYTHING. Unless you're looking at items that are very clearly Easter-related, it's hard not to have that association lingering at the back of your mind. It's nothing to do with your mind being in the gutter, it's just that for many of us, bunny ears were only ever seen in the context of Playboy for many years.

Couple that with a phrase that's often used for adult lovers, and it's not hard to see why OP felt the way she did.

Also, although I think this particular T-shirt is OK, I'm fine with people thinking I'm "smutty-minded" or whatever else they want to say if it means shitty slogans don't get plastered all over our girl's T-shirts.

Really? "Make Today Cunt" doesn't make much sense.

Looks NOTHING like the playboy logo.
Honey bunny is an old school term of endearment, like sweet pea. I imagine an old school granny calling her grandkids honey bunny while she's reading them a story.
How odd to consider it inappropriate or playboy-esque! 🤣

To be fair that is a serious issue. Where do the matching pairs go?

My minds not in the gutter, thanks, but Playboy Bunny was my first thought rather than Easter because of the pink. And as I said previously, it's perhaps because of my age and Bunny Girls being much more back in the news then. I've not thought about them for years but seeing that t shirt brought them instantly to mind.

I am of the era that Argos peddled the whole playboy logo as bedroom decor, I couldn't get enough of it! (see attached)

How old fashioned? I was born in the early 50s and it wasn't just used for adult partners when I was young. In fact it was used more for children.

Reclaim bunny ears. Bunnies had them long before playboy.

Years ago child in my son's school had a new jumper his granny had knitted for him. On the front it said I Want I Want I want. On the back it supposedly said You Can't You Can't You Can't but her colour change went a bit wrong so the a became a u. Caused lots of sniggers.

I call my children bunny or bun, among many curtsey names. I wouldn't buy the t shirt but I don't think it's giving playboy vibes.

Absolutely sick of the sexist nonsense. My DD16 always used to prefer the boys T-shirts so I let her pick those instead. In fairness OP this is on the milder end of some of the shite I’ve seen but still gives me the rage.

Absolutely sick of the sexist nonsense. My DD16 always used to prefer the boys T-shirts so I let her pick those instead.
Good for your dd but plenty of girls, including me when I was a girl liked traditional 'girly' things. I still do.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with that. I would pick that top over a 'boys' t shirt.

Well yes. Most people let their children have a say in how they dress.

OFGS.

Chavy.

Doesnt bother me but as DD has a rabbit called Honey we use Honey Bunny every day, so i associate it with an overweight grumpy rabbit. That shits. A lot.

Come on, there’s no way on earth Morrisons would sell a top with cunt on it.

I dont think they would bit i was trying to be diplomatic, the touchy feely approach seems to have less pearl clutching, I wanted to say don't be insane but held back

Only if you put a comma after today and place it in the context of someone saying "I'm not sure I can make it today" after repeatedly messing someone around.

I mean, that might be a useful t-shirt in that situation.

That's true. It's really amazing how simple punctuation can change the meaning of a phrase. 😁

"Honey Bunny" was one of my mother's pet names for me.