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Showing posts with label Silly Stuff. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Silly Stuff. Show all posts
Friday, June 11, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
BREAKING NEWS! Good looking senator-elect has good looking wife and good looking daughters and they all look good in bathing suits!
Senator-elect Scott Brown did a layout in Cosmo! Senator elect Scott Brown's wife appeared in a music video! Senator-elect Scott Brown's daughters wear bikinis while on vacation! Senator-elect Scott Brown's mother kissed a boy behind the bleachers during the big game! I made that last one up-but you get my point.
When "progressives" (is that an oxymoron or what) don't have an argument they resort to ugliness or silliness or both. The revelations about Brown's wife and daughters is the height of silliness. Further, it goes to how little the Left knows or understands the Right. Do they really think that anyone on the Right cares if Brown posed in the altogether for Cosmo. I would willing to bet that the majority of women on the Right had the same reaction I did: that man looks good! More power to Brown's wife. There are (old) pictures out there of me in a bikini. All together now, SO WHAT?
If this the best the Left can do then we should all settle in for one very silly season. For myself, I'll stick more pressing issues.
Side note: When Scott Brown said that his daughters were "available" I immediately thought of my Dad. It was the kind of goofy thing he would do. I thought it was sweet and utterly endearing. Lighten up, folks. Dads are goofballs and that is why we love them.
When "progressives" (is that an oxymoron or what) don't have an argument they resort to ugliness or silliness or both. The revelations about Brown's wife and daughters is the height of silliness. Further, it goes to how little the Left knows or understands the Right. Do they really think that anyone on the Right cares if Brown posed in the altogether for Cosmo. I would willing to bet that the majority of women on the Right had the same reaction I did: that man looks good! More power to Brown's wife. There are (old) pictures out there of me in a bikini. All together now, SO WHAT?
If this the best the Left can do then we should all settle in for one very silly season. For myself, I'll stick more pressing issues.
Side note: When Scott Brown said that his daughters were "available" I immediately thought of my Dad. It was the kind of goofy thing he would do. I thought it was sweet and utterly endearing. Lighten up, folks. Dads are goofballs and that is why we love them.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
The "Who Cares" News Of The Day
Via Memeorandum:
Newly minted brides should do more than vow to love their hubbies for a lifetime, say the majority of Americans. Some 70 percent of the respondents in a new study feel they should also take their spouse’s surname - and 50 percent say that it should be a legal requirement for a woman to take her spouse’s last name.
Good Lord, is there nothing so trivial that we can't raise it to the level of supreme importance?
Fifty percent would make it a legal requirement? Why?
Look, when I got married I took my husband's name. When I got divorced, I kept it. Should Hell freeze over and I re-marry, I would probably take my husband's name again. One way or the other, my last name is insignificant to who I am. By no means is a name an indication of a woman's dedication to her marriage or an indication of a woman's independent means. But above all else, who cares?
Don't sweat the little stuff.
Newly minted brides should do more than vow to love their hubbies for a lifetime, say the majority of Americans. Some 70 percent of the respondents in a new study feel they should also take their spouse’s surname - and 50 percent say that it should be a legal requirement for a woman to take her spouse’s last name.
Good Lord, is there nothing so trivial that we can't raise it to the level of supreme importance?
Fifty percent would make it a legal requirement? Why?
Look, when I got married I took my husband's name. When I got divorced, I kept it. Should Hell freeze over and I re-marry, I would probably take my husband's name again. One way or the other, my last name is insignificant to who I am. By no means is a name an indication of a woman's dedication to her marriage or an indication of a woman's independent means. But above all else, who cares?
Don't sweat the little stuff.
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