But if I do it then it means I am disrespecting Liverpool.
So a key ethical issues here is honouring the memory and the legacy of the dead celebrity, and so particularly in adverts, there is a risk of cheapening the celebrity and disrespecting the original fans.
No matter how assiduously you obey the Gap's injunction to "dress normal", you may still find yourself accused of disrespecting the nation and looking like a bar-frequenting floozie.
What "Happy Girl" had displayed was "undemocratic elements that are against democracy", such as disrespecting rules, organised cheating and special interests that undermine overall fairness.
Not among the better-known dissidents, he was initially sentenced to three years for "disrespecting authority", increased to 25 after he took part in prison protests.
Now he stands accused of disrespecting Congress as a partner in the war in Iraq by failing to take the opportunity of a closed session with its members last week to forewarn them of accusations of torture and abuse (this is not mere amour propre: Congress formally declares war in America).
Index.hu, a popular online news portal, has been banned from reporting on parliament for "disrespecting" it.
He got angry and told me I had 'bad hijab' and was disrespecting the 'Imam of Time'," as the Mahdi is known.The most famous case was that of Ayatollah Boroujerdi, who was sentenced to 11 years in prison in 2007 for allegedly among other things claiming he was the Mahdi.
"Gag Concert", a long-running sketch show known for slapstick and safe topics has started to get laughs out of political themes.In November a former GNP member, Kang Yong-seok, sued one "Gag Concert" comedian for "disrespecting the National Assembly".
The Dutchman explained his decision to snub the traditional post-match handshake by accusing his opposite number and his bench of disrespecting him and the fourth official.
Naturally, given that the tie will be televised live on the BBC, Liverpool are steeled for some headlines that they are "disrespecting the FA Cup".
