...Who realize that a lady can't hold an object that is pointy on one end unless it is pink one the other.
Seriously, this is just a pink tool set. Men and women can both use it. But I seriously doubt many people, male or female, give a damn whether their pliers match their decorating scheme.
Or is it also "ladified" is in other ways and not just color? The catalog offers no "gentleman's tool kit" against which to compare it.
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Strivectin
Before |
I am shallow enough to fall for this type of thing so I am giving it a go. And, hey, it was free.
So, okay. It is meant to take 4-8 weeks to see an effect. Here were are at two weeks so perhaps it is not surprising that nothing has happened yet.
2 Weeks |
Labels:
beauty,
bzz,
igotitfree,
strivectin
Saturday, September 22, 2012
A perfume inspired by a bra, FFS
A fragrance inspired by a garment inspired by boobs.
Apparently that means smelling of flowers and wood.
Apparently that means smelling of flowers and wood.
Labels:
boobs,
perfume,
products/ads
Friday, September 14, 2012
Sharing Smiley360 Mission
As part of my recent mission to get sent cool stuff for free I am trying Smiley360. Waiting to see how that works out.
(Sharing Smiley360 Mission: I just became a Smiley360 member! Sign-up for free at http://bit.ly/lTDqVw Be heard. Be happy. *Please remember the FTC requires you to mention that you received a free sample courtesy of Smiley360 when sharing.)
(Sharing Smiley360 Mission: I just became a Smiley360 member! Sign-up for free at http://bit.ly/lTDqVw Be heard. Be happy. *Please remember the FTC requires you to mention that you received a free sample courtesy of Smiley360 when sharing.)
Friday, September 7, 2012
Even in death...
...women tend to be treated as accessories to the main event.
"Three members of a UK family - named as Saad al-Hilli, 50, from Surrey, his wife and mother-in-law - were shot dead near Lake Annecy on Wednesday" [BBC]
Notice how the dead people are a named person (male) and unnamed female identified by her relationship to the man, and another unnamed female identified by her relationship to the man.
Would it not be just as accurate and somewhat easier to say:
"Three members of a UK family - named as Iqbal al-Hilli, from Surrey, her husband and mother - were shot dead near Lake Annecy on Wednesday"
But that never happens, does it?
"Three members of a UK family - named as Saad al-Hilli, 50, from Surrey, his wife and mother-in-law - were shot dead near Lake Annecy on Wednesday" [BBC]
Notice how the dead people are a named person (male) and unnamed female identified by her relationship to the man, and another unnamed female identified by her relationship to the man.
Would it not be just as accurate and somewhat easier to say:
"Three members of a UK family - named as Iqbal al-Hilli, from Surrey, her husband and mother - were shot dead near Lake Annecy on Wednesday"
But that never happens, does it?
Labels:
androcentrism,
BBC,
media,
murder,
semantics
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