Photog Could Get Sacked Over Skier's Shrinkage

91. I think it was a definate setup. Have you any idea how hard it would be to have your pants...and your undies.....come down like that??? Maybe if they were thin light summer shorts but not thick bulky winter clothing....they wanted to get some attention....I think the guy and the photog figured theyd split the money.

And this wouldnt be a big deal if people werent so infantile....a guys butt...who cares???

Posted at 7:57AM on Jan 13th 2009 by Tara

92. You people need to wake up this guy dangling will sue and make a million and this photo could possibly help either him or the resort depending on which way it goes and in the meantime the guy that took the photo will be on unemployeement

Posted at 8:00AM on Jan 13th 2009 by Debi

93. Donna, who posted at 3:38PM on Jan 10th 2009 makes a comment about this being the "sick way that liberals have their fun." Donna, get a life... This has nothing to do with being liberal or conservative. This isn't a political issue. People who want to bring this country together - liberal or conservative - should be trying to work together and not throw insutls when none is due. In my opinion, the photographer was way out of line. I'm sure he wouldn't have wanted it to happen to it. It was could and unfeeling. Regardless, it doesn't take much intelligence to realize that this is not a political issue. Trying to make it political only belittles those of you who try to do so.

This was an unfortunate and embarrassing event. If there was a little more kindness in the world the world would be a better place. The photographer was not making a political comment. He could have been kind but he chose to take advantage of the situation. Regardles, this has nothing to do with politics.

(Try doing something nice for someone, Donna, instead of throwing political slurs in an incident that clearning isn't political).

Posted at 8:12AM on Jan 13th 2009 by an average american

94. Yeah, photog will think its sooooo worth it until this dude sues the pants off the photog. See whose dangle will be dangling then. You can't take back what you put out there on the internet and now there is plenty of precedent for this kind of thing to be admissable in a criminal trial as well...taking pornographic pictures without written consent anyone?

Posted at 8:18AM on Jan 13th 2009 by coffeenut

95. Get a life usa, land of prudes and puritans, have fun.

Posted at 8:47AM on Jan 13th 2009 by Scandigirl

96. who cares it was just a naked guy it is funny,glad he didnt bet hurt. Americans are so uptight about the naked body,damn you are all abunch of idiots! the guy should not be fired, leave him alone. hey it was a photo-op

Posted at 3:07PM on Jan 16th 2009 by Don

97. What sort of people have we become when we find humor in others misery? This man did absolutely nothing to deserve being photographed like this. He didn't ask for it. He's not a celebrity. Anyone who finds this "hilarious" has no heart. There is nothing funny about it whatsoever. Another sad statement about the times in which we live. The photographer is a sleeze for publishing these and should be fired and sued.

Posted at 9:18AM on Jan 13th 2009 by Jill

98. If it was a woman or an underage kid it would be one thing but I dont know of any guys ,especially my buddies who would give a crap if the whole world saw them nude. Who cares.

Posted at 9:29AM on Jan 13th 2009 by Richard Julian

99. Maybe everyone should give this some thought, including the photographer. Celebrity boobs falling out are not an accident as they "dress to impress" and border on whole boobs being out there anyway. As far as anyone of you know this was an accident. I doubt it was planned for the paparazzi. Accidents in public are indeed "in public" however where is anyone's common sense or sense of decency? Right - the definition of decency appears to be changing. Common sense says this is an accident and the guy is at risk for a serious injury - reach for your cell phone idiot, not your camera. If it was a naked person who took his/her clothes off and was skiing down the slope then be my guest with your camera - that person has done their action for attention - give it to them. Their kids will enjoy the pics. Now the final question - make this your teenage son or daughter, Mr. Photographer.....would you be snapping photos and what would you say to the 'dude' who took the pic and pasted it on facebook, myspace and and the world news. Duh ! If you become that kind of parent who thinks this is okay - I pitty your kids.

Posted at 10:44AM on Jan 13th 2009 by RJ

100. The answer is so simple, completely undisuptable and covered in the Bible and if everyone followed the laws of God, there would be no need to debate the issue here; simply do unto others as you would have them do unto you in every and any situation. It was unkind of the photographer to have taken this shot let alone post it for public view.

Posted at 9:34AM on Jan 13th 2009 by Will-I-See-You-In-Heaven?

101. Just when you think that this society can't sink any lower you're proven wrong. We are heading the way of the Roman Empire, but at a much more rapid clip. The internet has shown us just how many deranged people we have running around loose!

Posted at 9:35AM on Jan 13th 2009 by tonymo

102. Let the poor guy keep his job - I've seen better even on a COLD day.....

Posted at 9:48AM on Jan 13th 2009 by Lynn

103. i dont think the photog should be in trouble. anyone/everyone with a cell phone camera could have taken similar shots. no, i think the ski resort is the one in BIG trouble!

Posted at 10:30AM on Jan 13th 2009 by jeanne

104. They were too generous with that star!!!

Posted at 10:22AM on Jan 13th 2009 by JOEMOE

105. COme on-big deal-most of you are lying if you say you wouldn't have wanted to snap this Pic. I say no firing.

Posted at 10:32AM on Jan 13th 2009 by jo