http://www.huffingtonpost.com/-erin-scot...48040.html
"Something Stinks. And It's Not Your Vagina."

I read this entire article a few times over, and I still don't really understand what it was about... Author is apparently a lesbian.

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The worst thing that could possibly happen in that man's world is to be accused of being a woman. And so he must do everything in his manly power to prove otherwise.

And?

It's bad that men and women are encouraged (hardly) by stupid commercials to behave like men and women? Oh the humanity.

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Instead, I'd like to focus on the fact that the company that sells feminine hygiene products is incapable saying the word "vagina" on television.

Ever heard the word "penis" said in a commercial?

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I don't know about you, but I'm not afraid of my vagina (or vulva, which is the external genitalia that I assume this body wash is actually meant to cleanse). It's a body part, just like an elbow or a nose.

Yes, it's truly a crime against humanity that you are expected to not have a box that smells like uncooked tuna.
If your vagina is such a trivial thing, do you talk about it at the dinner table with friends and family present? Why do you keep it covered at all times? Hey, it's just another part of your body.



This seems like a new low even for HuffPo, these articles are just getting more aimless, whiny, and passive aggressive.

I really don't know what the end point is with all this nonsense. It seems to keep escalating in its angst and victimhood but surely it must reach a natural limit?

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Another hamsterific article from Huffington Post.

Another bad thread title.

In a couple of days someone will dupe this article because your thread is functionally un-findable. You didn't even put the title or subject in the body of your OP so the search engine can find it here.

Long gone are the days of investigative journalism where the reporter destroys a smuggling ring etc.

Now they can just sit at home and badly write a 150 word article on how shower gel gave them hurt feelings.

I'm not crying, I think I may have got some of that summers eve in my eye....

Quote: (01-28-2014 06:53 PM)Tuthmosis Wrote:  

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Another hamsterific article from Huffington Post.

Another bad thread title.

In a couple of days someone will dupe this article because your thread is functionally un-findable. You didn't even put the title or subject in the body of your OP so the search engine can find it here.

I could have quoted the article title I guess, but if you can figure out what the "subject" of this shit even is please enlighten me.

I usually just search the URL itself or part of it when I'm checking to see if I'm duping an article or video, assumed other people were doing so too.

Quote: (01-28-2014 06:58 PM)Ziltoid Wrote:  

I usually just search the URL itself or part of it when I'm checking to see if I'm duping an article or video, assumed other people were doing so too.

They're not. This is way punchier (and clearer for our purposes).

Woman Complains about Feminine Hygiene Products on HuffPo

I just improved it further:

Woman Complains about Her Smelly Pussy on HuffPo

Alternative title to this and every other article: Woman Complains

Her smile lights up the room; her vagina clears the room and leaves it uninhabitable for days...

Does this do anything to remove those Tampon/Yeast Infection/other Pussy malady cure commercials from the breaks on my favorite TV programming?

I don't really care; I only watch sports and reruns anyways, and I usually use commercial breaks to have a smoke, get another drink or take a piss, but I can't use these products, they aren't for me, I don't have a vagina...why am I a part of the target demo of these commercials? There's at least one every break.

Does the fact that penises aren't as prone to disease and don't need a piece of cotton rammed up them once a month somehow make them inferior? Should I be ashamed for having one!?

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Should I be ashamed for having one!?

According to the women who buy into this shit, yes, you should be ashamed of having a penis. In fact, it's not a penis, it's a rape stick (according to them.)

I think we should make a kickstarter to help the world get rid of bad pussy odor.

That's feminist isn't it?

#bikinbridge #thighgap #pantymints

Too bad this old red pill woman isn't with us anymore, go to 2:30, hilarious





blunt and funny, starts at :50

^^^Holy shit, that woman is amazing. I vote to make her the first and only patron female saint of RVF.

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Instead, I'd like to focus on the fact that the company that sells feminine hygiene products is incapable saying the word "vagina" on television.

Know what else they never show on TV? A Viagra/Levitra/Cialis ad featuring an old guy and a young girl. We all know what goes on, but out of respect for middle age women who have actually kept their men happy they feature couples in their 50's/60's.

If I were a Huffpo writer, I would portray myself as a 'victim'. But instead I'm a person who understands civility.

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Quote: (01-28-2014 06:42 PM)Ziltoid Wrote:  

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Instead, I'd like to focus on the fact that the company that sells feminine hygiene products is incapable saying the word "vagina" on television.

Know what else they never show on TV? A Viagra/Levitra/Cialis ad featuring an old guy and a young girl. We all know what goes on, but out of respect for middle age women who have actually kept their men happy they feature couples in their 50's/60's.

If I were a Huffpo writer, I would portray myself as a 'victim'. But instead I'm a person who understands civility.

Every time I see a Cialis commercial, after they boot the kid out of the house for the night, I keep hoping that the husband turns to his middle-aged wife and says 'And you have to fuck off for a few hours too, Natalya is coming over...What, you think I'm paying $28 a pill to beat up on the same dusty pussy I've been fucking since 1986?'

(Though I'm a proponent of the 'Erectile Dysfunction is really just men not being able to get it up for their wives because they became old and fat. Replace her with a hot 22-year old and see what happens.' worldview)