Whats your honest opinion?

nicolesspirit

My husband seems to think that the slogan Save the Tata's is a little risque for my Rely for Life team to wear or put on canvas totes. I think its cute and not crude but a different way to spend  breast cancer awareness.

Do you think its over the top or just fine?

MLOVER<3

DH doesn't know what he's talking about.

 

Love Save the Tata's!!!

alibabbbs

I think it's cute and not crude at all. However, there is no reason for a possessive apostrophe. It should read "Save the Tatas".

Sept2009Baby

I say it's fine.

bearfootz

I think it's just fine. I mean, if you're distributing these totes to the local church ladies or nursing home, eh, maybe I'd reconsider. But otherwise I don't think it's crude at all.

chelsearenee

I like it.  I've seen it on cars and such.  I think its a nice cute way to spread breast cancer awareness, and catchier so more people will pay attention to it.

browneyes_24b

I'm not against it, it's nms. 

Love Sugar Sweet Minxy

I think it's fine.  My grandmother saw this on a shirt a couple of weeks ago and she giggled.  So, it's grandma approved

cutelilfishstick

Personally love it!

I've always loved "save second base" too. We did t-shirts with that on it when my second grandmother was diganosed with breast cancer because she was a baseball mom her whole life.

Starlette1983

I think it is really cute! ?If I were being really nit-picky, I would say the only thing wrong might be if some kid saw you carrying the bag and asked their mom/dad what "tatas" are... but its not a swear word or anything.

timmylulu

I think it is not crude at all. ?It is a common saying and how could anyone object to it? ?Men just don't get it.

MelissaMc22

I saw women have it on their shirts at a walk I did last summer. It's cute!

Starlette1983

cutelilfishstick:

Personally love it!

I've always loved "save second base" too. We did t-shirts with that on it when my second grandmother was diganosed with breast cancer because she was a baseball mom her whole life.

LOL, I love this!!!?

jdiaz79

alibabbbs:

I think it's cute and not crude at all. However, there is no reason for a possessive apostrophe. It should read "Save the Tatas".

ditto

Tonya Martin

I have people with Save the Tata shirts and was not the least bit offended. Tell DH you won't make him carry one of the bags!

Married2mybff

I think it's totally fine. I have a male friend who wears a bracelet to work everyday that says "Boobies Make Me Smile" (in support of breast cancer research. I forget where he got it). If he can wear that, then you can wear a Save The Tatas shirt!

SoonToBeTabor

I think its perfectly fine. I have seen ones that say "Squish a Boob, Save a Life" or "Feel Your Boobs" and I personally think yours in much better.

Save the Tatas!

thatgirlang

alibabbbs:

I think it's cute and not crude at all. However, there is no reason for a possessive apostrophe. It should read "Save the Tatas".

I was coming to say the exact same thing.

one_more_girl

Tell him not to be such a prude   I think it's catchy and cute!

PuppyMommy

I think it's perfectly fine.

I ran a marathon for Team in Traning (beneifts the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society) and some of the people wore gear that said "F*ck Cancer"  (only the word was written out - no *). I hated that.

~*Sarah*~

i think its a fun way to spread the word

Married2mybff

Ok, I just remembered:

https://www.spencersonline.com/boobies-make-me-smile/

nicolesspirit

I saw a bunch of those too and I understand the sentiment but maybe not appropriate on a shirt!

 Overall I think I will approach the team with the Save the Tatas theme and see where we go with that! Thanks a lot girls I feel more confident going into my team meeting tomorrow!

Mrs.DeliaMarieP

I like it!  It's not like you said "Save the Tits"

borc0080

browneyes_24b:

I'm not against it, it's nms. 

This.

nicolesspirit

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PuppyMommy:

I think it's perfectly fine.

I ran a marathon for Team in Traning (beneifts the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society) and some of the people wore gear that said "F*ck Cancer"  (only the word was written out - no *). I hated that.

 I saw a bunch of those too and I understand the sentiment but maybe not appropriate on a shirt

EdwardsRUs

I think it's catchy.  I like it!

2linesin09

totally fine.

Kery1499

I think its cute

thequeeenbee

Go for it!

I've seen that slogan on things before and never felt offended by it.

snsgurl728

I've heard that before and didn't think it was bad at all

BritClen

its cute! love it!!

Bestsugar

there's actually a non profit group out of harrisburg, pa that is called "feel your boobies"...so, i think your safe with what you have.

jenn0717

I think it is totally fine and really actually kind of a cute saying.

Choco80

I think it's great you are doing the relay for life - I have many friends who have been on teams, and I know several people in fact who have used the term "Save the tatas."

To be honest (and I am not at all conservative with these sorts of things - I am usually not bothered by the terms that other people on this board are bothered by), I think the term is pretty silly. ?While the walk is all about the future, staying positive and improving the health of individuals/survivors of breast cancer, "save the tatas" seems pretty crass and out of touch - the sort of thing a 15 year old would post as a status message on facebook.

But I know a lot of people would not agree with me, and clearly its a popular expression for these walks. ?This is just my opinion

Best of luck to you and your team!?