May 2012
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theamazingphenoiger asked: But I thought the whole stereotype was that MEN don't listen, so shouldn't the pink earplugs be for the men and the EXTREME ones for the women? You know, because we're supposed to be such better listeners? I don't know this joke is not very funny.
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notseriousenough asked: OMG, so I was buying earplugs the other day. They have regular, normal earplugs that are that weird beige color. Then there were bright pink earplugs for the lady folks. They block out snoring from the men folks and look! A picture of a butterfly! Then there were, I'm not even joking, "extreme" earplugs. For men. They were blue. And extreme. And I almost lost my shit in Target,...
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Anonymous asked: there was this one ad for the phones or something? and the mom and daughter were crying uncontrollably and it always annoyed me for some reason! thoughts?
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Anonymous asked: What do you think about the Dr. Pepper for men commercial?
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Anonymous asked: Have you seen that Kotex commercial where the woman was bashing(well, not quite that harsh maybe) other pad/tampon commercials, telling them to 'get real'? Personally this anon loves it.
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carolinesavictim asked: Hi- love this blog, and as I was going through today I saw the word "MRA". What does that stand for?
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frostrune-deactivated20120726 asked: i cannot believe that someone really just came in to play "what about the men" here
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Anonymous asked: pfft 'sexist to men'. I often wonder, do these people believe that all the ads that are 'sexist to men' (or portray men in a way some people don't like) are made by an all-female ad agency hell-bent on destroying men through adverts for cleaning products and yogurt? These adverts are made, mostly, by men; they are made by the same people who make the actually sexist...
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clubthecute asked: Do you think the same way about ads sexist to men?
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reem-ster:
nessfraserloves:
reem-ster:
Okay this Tide commercial with the tagline “Behind every athlete is a loving mom” or whatever has gotta stop.
If my child is a star athlete, it’ll be because I was supportive, paid for training, and worked out with him/her. Not because I did their fucking laundry.
Not to mention NOT ALL KIDS HAVE MOMS THAT ARE IN THEIR LIVES. Ugh.
^ Good point