Too bad Todd Palin didn’t poke him in the bazoo.

(For those who contend that violence accomplishes nothing I submit that there is nothing quite a little man-to-man shot to the chops to sweeten up a bad mouth. And, imagine that Lou Brown had had the cojones to take a ball bat to OJ the FIRST time Mr. Football slapped his daughter around.)

http://www.tcotreport.com/southwest.html

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0609/23889.html

I am going to the Olive Garden or Red Lobster (both owned by the same company) soon. Hopefully more to follow.

Ms. Gonzales, your answer is totally unacceptable to me. I got a much better response from Olive Garden who actually contacted CBS to express their concern. Hilton pulled their ads from CBS.

I will NEVERRRRRRRRRR EVERRRRRRRRR buy another Infiniti or Nissan again. I find this regrettable especially since I also own 1900 shares or your misguided company. Your response will be posted on an Internet site where people are following this story.

— On Tue, 6/16/09, nnaconsumeraffairs@nissan-usa.com wrote:

> From: nnaconsumeraffairs@nissan-usa.com
> Subject: Re: Nissan North America, Inc. [INTR:1340409]
> To:
> Date: Tuesday, June 16, 2009, 12:24 PM
> File #6521569
>
> Dear:
>
> Thank you for your letter to Nissan North America Inc.
>
> We at Nissan are very concerned about acceptable
> advertising environments for programs. Like other
> advertisers, Nissan does not participate in the development of scripts for TV. We do have both a professional screening service and our advertising agency monitoring the general content of programs carrying the Nissan message.
>
> We recognize that people have different standards as to the acceptable content, and we are sorry that you found this program in particular to be unacceptable. We appreciate your time and concern in contacting us.
>
> If you have any further questions or concerns, please call
> us directly at 1-800-647-7261.
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Nissan North America, Inc.
>
>
>
> Vivian Gonzalez
> Consumer Relations Representative
> Nissan Consumer Affairs
>
>
>
> > —- Original Message —-
> > From : nnaconsumeraffairs@nissan-usa.com
> > To : nnaconsumeraffairs@nissan-usa.com
> > Subject : Nissan North America, Inc. [INTR:1340409]
> > Date : Sat, 13 Jun 2009 02:32:23 GMT
> >
> >
I own 1900 shares of Nissan stock & my wife has a G35. You need to stop advertising on the Late Show or there will never be another Nissan in my future. David Letterman’s jokes about 14 year old girls having sex with older men is sick. Stop this now! Your company is on a boycott list for good reason.

Thanks for sharing Olive Garden’s response. I now know where I am having lunch tomorrow.

THIS IS FOR ALL WOMEN,

NOT JUST THE PALINS!!!

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David Letterman’s comments about Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin and one of her daughters has prompted a hotel chain to pull its advertising on CBS’ website — and spawned a campaign to fire the Late Show host that includes a planned protest outside his studio.

Embassy Suites, part of the Hilton Hotels Corp., pulled advertising on CBS’ site because of complaints, company spokeswoman Kendra Walker told TVGuide.com. The company was not an advertiser on Letterman’s show.

“We received lots of e-mails from concerned guests and we assessed that the statement that he made was offensive enough to our guests and prospective guests that we elected to take the ads down,” Walker said. She declined to release the cost of the ads.

CBS declined to comment Tuesday.

Letterman joked last week about Palin’s daughter being “knocked up” by Alex Rodriguez during a New York Yankees game. He later clarified that he was referring to 18-year-old Bristol Palin — who, he said “was knocked up.” But the Palin family and Letterman critics said he was referring to the governor’s 14-year-old daughter, Willow, who attended the Yankees game with her mother.

“It’s a disgraceful comment and it needs to be stopped,” said Michael Patrick Leahy, one of the organizers of the “Fire David Letterman” campaign. “It is totally inappropriate and disgraceful for a 62-year-old man to sexually insult a 14-year-old girl, period. These comments are more egregious than those of Don Imus, and CBS fired him for those comments.”

Leahy, who also helped organize the anti-tax “tea parties” in cities across the country earlier this year, estimated anywhere from 50 to 300 people would attend a protest planned outside Letterman’s studio in New York City on Tuesday.

The campaign has also urged advertisers, including Embassy Suites, to pull their ads.

No, John Galt is a producer. He works hard and makes $ for his company. Excuse me, I thought I could buy products from whomever I please. If you want to support David Letterman, then buy products from his sponsors. Anyway, thanks for your concern.

A little melodramatic there, Larry, doncha think? Or can I say that your haircut is “a tonsorial anal probe,” and we’ll call it even.

Geez, you mouth-breathers and your phony outrage. I swear!

And to all you out there like Whoisjohngalt: I hope you’re not conducting your email carpetbombings on company time. Because that would be theft… excuse me, that would be Going Galt…

Maroons. The lot of you!

“We understand your concern about Mr. Letterman’s inappropriate comments. Olive Garden screens all network television programs and we plan schedules accordingly, especially in regard to shows with objectionable content. Some shows, like The David Letterman Show, are taped on a daily basis and there is not an opportunity to review the content prior to airing. The content of the dialogue on the June 8th show is not consistent with Olive Garden’s standards and values. We have joined many of our valued guests in voicing our concern to CBS, and we will adjust our plans accordingly as we have done in the past when such situations occur. Your feedback will certainly be taken into consideration as we review our future advertising schedule.

Again, thank you for contacting us with your comments, and we hope you will continue to think of Olive Garden as a place to visit with your family and friends.

Sherri Bruen
Guest Relations Manager”

I appreciate their response. They had the guts to email that they contacted CBS. I now will go spend my $ their again (they also own Red Lobster).

As for the others, well I am still waiting. Netflix will see me cancel my monthly automatic credit card payment in about a week. Capitol One can already see that I have stopped charging as of last Friday–using my other card. As for the others, I guess they think I will forget. Hell no I will not forget!

The companies I mentioned above are ones I have been a customer and/or a stockholder.

There are many other companies such as Best Buy, Lexus, Mazda, Microsoft, Samsung and Showtime which I did not send anything to them because I don’t use their product, service or just did not have the time. So, put the pressure on them too & there are others that I did not list.

Regarding Bristol Palin having a baby at 18 years of age. The most desirable age to give birth is 19 in medical terms -both for the baby & mother.

In most societies the ideal age of first babies is 19.

So in Bristol’s case she is the realm of human biological health.

And lets face it - the baby was conceived as a result of actual sex -woohoo -dont we remember that!

Plus the baby was absolutely gorgeous .

letterman is rather ugly.

the letter “u” right there in the word pointing to you.

Couric doesn’t get a crack at the guys who got elected, and when she does, she asks about how they “feel.” As if ….

Katie Couric all but held her hand and walked her though the questions. I’ve never seen an interviewer so soft-spoken when asking so not-so-hard questions of a Vice Presidential candidate. Okay, she didn’t coo like Sean Hannity but she was professional and kind.

Palin couldn’t have been more unprepared and the easier the question, the more flustered she seemed.