I liked this ad quite a bit actually. The super bowl should have run it.

YEAH BABY...SEX, VEGGIES, and Rock n ROLL -That's what it's all about :)

Sex might sell but I think the commercial went too far. I think PETA should start showing commercials that show how intelligent animals really are. People think they are stupid and have no feelings so it is O.K. to eat them.

Maybe not crossing the line, but this commercial is effin stupid. It does not at all make me want to avoid meat. It looks like an add for women having sex with veggies. eww-gross. A much more effective way of promoting vegetarianism would be to show something like this:

http://www.goveg.com/photos_cow25.asp

That makes me not want to eat meat.

I don't like PETA...i like meat, I love fur. We live in a world where every species is supposed to be used and supported by the other. Man, plants, fish and animals are on this planet to eat and be eaten by each other. Its part of the great design of the great one some of us call GOD. Judge not least ye be judge and waste not that which (s)he has given you to partake and give glory for.....

Veggies have more fun! Love it! x

loving it

Well it's true--vegetarians are better lovers!!! We feel more compassion!!

There are thousands of advertisements that could questionably "cross" the line- this is not one of them. I agree that this ad was pulled due to $politic$. The meat industry is just the surface. It is brilliant how much free advertising this spot subsequently received KUDOS to PETA and their supporters

I just called my wife and told her to "fill the tub up with collard greens and turnips, Daddy's on the way home!"

I especially like how use attractive cuts of meat to get people to stop eating meat. And try to sell it to the men because of our appetite to 'eat meat'.

Nice phallic use of vegetables too!

If anyone has followed PETA in the past, this is not the first time they have tried to air an ad during the Super Bowl. They know that the networks will never air one of their commercials. What is a better way to get your point across than to sex it up? It may not have had it's 30 second slot during the game, but it did have it's millions of YouTube views as well as exposure on multiple networks and websites. They certainly do have a sense of humor - which most people clearly didn't understand.

Go Veg!

This makes you wonder if it was the commercial itself that got banned or if it was because of how much money the meat industry makes off of the superbowl. Makes you think huh?