Dodge Pulls Out of Lingerie Models

After signing a deal to sponsor the “Lingerie Bowl 2004,” a diversionary Super Bowl half time stunt in which barely dress models go through the motions of playing football, Dodge has gone soft and pulled out of the sponsorship. Originally, Dodge was to have signage around the Lingerie Bowl stadium and presence on the web site but Dodge has gone limp on the program citing advance publicity surrounding the event has taken attention away from the Dodge product line.

Even the event sponsors seem to have drooped to half mast as well dressing the models in shorts and sports bras rather than the originally planned bra and panties. Perhaps the prospect of all that bouncing flesh caused organizers to realize viewers might stand up and spill forth good cheer before the game itself came to completion.

Picture of Steve Hall

Steve Hall

RECENT ARTICLES

TRENDING AROUND THE WEB

If you’ve ever used these 10 words in conversation, psychology says you have above average IQ levels

If you’ve ever used these 10 words in conversation, psychology says you have above average IQ levels

Global English Editing

7 things people who grew up poor still do even after becoming successful

7 things people who grew up poor still do even after becoming successful

Global English Editing

8 things working class moms did during the holidays that made memories for a lifetime

8 things working class moms did during the holidays that made memories for a lifetime

Global English Editing

I lost my confidence quietly—these 7 signs showed me how far I’d slipped

I lost my confidence quietly—these 7 signs showed me how far I’d slipped

Global English Editing

The art of self-respect: 10 phrases confident women use when they’ve outgrown people pleasing

The art of self-respect: 10 phrases confident women use when they’ve outgrown people pleasing

Global English Editing

9 things boomers endured growing up that younger generations would struggle with

9 things boomers endured growing up that younger generations would struggle with

Global English Editing