My advice to people who are

offended by her conduct, is to ignore it. You give the act more credence

than it deserves. It's just a 5-second flash of a mostly bare woman's

breast. It's not the apocalypse. So just relax.

My advice to the big egos in

the entertainment industry (as if they care or listen) is that mainstream

America doesn't really think that this was appropriate on TV during

a Super Bowl. Publicity stunts should be seen for what they are, and laughed

at, then ignored. People speak volumes with their wallets.

Frankly, the most insulting

part about the whole thing was the performers' reactions: "It

was an accident, or a wardrobe malfunction ..." Hollywood thinks

we're stupid. Americans shouldn't stand for that crap. Turn

them off and tune them out.

Ray Gravelle

Fayetteville, Ga.