Infidelity

SuperFemme · 03-31-2010, 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Dylan

It's those damned sheeple bracelets that make me wanna push Lance off his bike

Oh, and he dated that whiner, and all of Austin had to hear about the star couple 24/7

Can't Stand Him, And I Don't Care If He's Shooting Steroids,
Dylan

Yeah. Supporting Cancer Patients/Research is super fucking annoying. Live Strong, but live Quietly I always say.

Dylan · 03-31-2010, 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by SuperFemme

Yeah. Supporting Cancer Patients/Research is super fucking annoying. Live Strong, but live Quietly I always say.

HA! Nice try.

I'm all for supporting causes. I'm not down with donning a stupid piece of plastic to show what a mindless follower I am, just cuz Lance Armstrong asked me to and tossed out a catchy slogan he didn't even coin. It's the mark of sheeple. And then, of course, we have to have the different color swatches of plastic now, because every other organization had to follow suit (like what? sheeple) to get their piece of the sheeple pie too.

I feel the same about those stupid ribbons all over everyone's bumpers right now.

Nice Try On The Guilt Trip Though,
Dylan

SuperFemme · 03-31-2010, 01:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Dylan

HA! Nice try.

I'm all for supporting causes. I'm not down with donning a stupid piece of plastic to show what a mindless follower I am, just cuz Lance Armstrong asked me to and tossed out a catchy slogan he didn't even coin. It's the mark of sheeple. And then, of course, we have to have the different color swatches of plastic now, because every other organization had to follow suit (like what? sheeple) to get their piece of the sheeple pie too.

I feel the same about those stupid ribbons all over everyone's bumpers right now.

Nice Try On The Guilt Trip Though,
Dylan

I think Pink Ribbons for Breast Cancer and the Live Strong bracelets raise awareness. Sales of those items go towards research.

Most people know at least one person affected by some sort of cancer, which makes it personal.

So I disagree with you that it is *sheeple mentality* to participate in such awareness raising campaigns. For the most part, I think it's the opposite and quite personal.

No Guilt Trip,

Done derailing

UofMfan · 03-31-2010, 01:15 PM

I agree, to me it is very personal. And to have to read the very dismissal of the things that, yes even if corny and bothersome to people, have contributed to savings millions of lives, makes me a little angry.

How did we get from infidelity to this?

PS: I met Sandra Bullock in person, and she is even nicer than she appears on the screen. My opinion of course, we are all entitled to have one.

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Originally Posted by SuperFemme

I think Pink Ribbons for Breast Cancer and the Live Strong bracelets raise awareness. Sales of those items go towards research.

Most people know at least one person affected by some sort of cancer, which makes it personal.

So I disagree with you that it is *sheeple mentality* to participate in such awareness raising campaigns. For the most part, I think it's the opposite and quite personal.

No Guilt Trip,

Done derailing

SuperFemme · 03-31-2010, 01:24 PM

Somehow we ended up going from infidelity to celebrity transgressions.

Then we crossed the bridge to "those poor guys" and how do we know they weren't forced to cheat? Because men always get the shit end of the stick when it comes to cheating.

Then my head exploded.

Again.

theoddz · 03-31-2010, 01:37 PM

Heh....looka how many otherwise "intelligent" minds are occupied in other people's business!! These are matters (that belong to *other* people and have no consequence to us in our own lives) that seem to draw so much fucking interest, sell trash magazines and usually are so far off base with the "truth" that it isn't even funny.

I wish that damned paparazzi who are so chasing gossip news like this would spend their resources and energy to draw the American attention to political matters that affect or are GOING to affect this country... and us all.

Trash magazines and trashy gossip TV be damned.

Okay, I'll stop.

~Theo~

.....being a curmudgeon again.

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