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Skenny's avatar

Credit for this idea is not mine, but if Anheuser-Busch had the courage to hire Sydney to promote Bud-Light, the brand would not only recover, but would likely double sales in short order.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I don't know about you but I love Sydney's gene....er... I mean jeans. And I especially love that it absolutely triggers the AWFLs!

I don't know about everyone else, but I'm going to go buy a pair of American Eagle jeans as a kind of C&C doubler!! https://www.ae.com/us/en

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RunningLogic's avatar

I’m not even a man and I’m celebrating the return of these kinds of ads! The pendulum went way too far in the other direction. I grew up in the era of supermodels and it’s kind of refreshing to go back to having sexy attractive spokeswomen (and men) instead of trying to be “inclusive” and using slobs and freaks.

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

Good ads are often aspirational. I personally aspire to having my 30 year old waist back!

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Tio Nico's avatar

hat is totally within your capability.. as lng as YYOU wan to DO IT. And trust me, is not hard, nor is it miserable. It all on you....

(not a slam, but rather an affirmation and encouragement, perhaps a big chunk of personal challenge)

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FGB3's avatar

"as lng as YYOU wan to DO IT" --- ?

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Dean's avatar

😂

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Paula's avatar

And so say all of us!

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Dawn B's avatar

I can't unsee that Calvin Klein picture ad!!!

Remember when Marky Mark Wahlberg and Brooke Shields did the CK ads?

Not that I care about who is who.... but now we get hairy obese men in bras?

I guess it could make some people feel better about themselves but it isn't motivating to stay fit and be healthy.

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Matt L.'s avatar

Are tattoos also going out of style? I hope so. Didn’t see a spec of ink on Sydney’s body… but then again … couldn’t see with all them jeans!

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Yes. Tats are nasty and should be shunned.

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shibumi's avatar

Piercings. Ear gauges. And especially nose rings. I really hate nose rings.

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Padrig's avatar

Tattoo: Ugly, especially over time, and potentially dangerous, if the latest click-bait videos can be believed. Growing up it was a sign that the walking street-art frame had been in the Navy and deserved a "Thank you for your service." Now... I don't know what it is supposed to be.

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Conservative Contrarian's avatar

The metals in the ink are not exceptionally helpful to the body too.

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Momcat's avatar

my theory on tattoos:

one does not put a bumper sticker on a Ferrari....

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Nailed it Momcat.

I see many attractive women fully inked and want to say to them 'you're attractive and don't need to mark yourself up'.

They have no idea how unattractive their tats will be in a few years. Trust me on that.

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patrick.net/memes's avatar

Tats are not kosher btw. You can't be buried in a Jewish cemetery if your body has a tattoo on it.

It's not like I'm about to give up bacon, but I do think the Jewish rules are right about tats.

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Matt L.'s avatar

Mmmm..... bacon!

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S.P.H.'s avatar

Interesting patrick, as a Zionist I wasn't aware of that fact.

Curious, what about the holocaust survivors with their permanent ID number?

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Truth Seeker's avatar

Stopped eating the animals and their secretions decades ago.

The reasons are consistent having nothing to do with Jewish law.

Have many siblings, they have not aged so well...

There are details...

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Truth Seeker's avatar

good point, asking a tat person if they considered how the tat will age often brings a moment. The red color is actually neurotoxic, and has created bizarre auto immune type conditions that the Medical cartel is

incapable of dealing with.

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Natalie's avatar

I heard that it accumulates in the lymph nodes and may cause cancer.

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Owain Glyndŵr's avatar

Add to that, most of those heavily tatted are also most likely heavily jabbed. Nothing can go wrong there.

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Amy C.'s avatar

My eyes hurt every time I see that ad! But that ad is a perfect composite of what a crazy time we have been living through!!!

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DS's avatar

.......nor purchase anything from Calvin Klein!

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Graham's avatar

Crazy is as crazy does!

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

I like to self-identify as an A-List romantic lead actor. I keep waiting for my "sexiest man alive" magazine cover. It's going to arrive any day now.

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JudyC's avatar

(Haha, Please post pictures! wink, wink.)

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Graham's avatar

Looking forward to the reveal!

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

Is that hairy obese one in the bra a man?

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Eruca Sativa's avatar

No. It's a woman who wants to be a man or who has a bad case of PCOS.

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cltwilson1's avatar

Was that really a man?

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Dawn B's avatar

Looks like a real man, very manly and no feminine qualities other than moobs

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Conservative Contrarian's avatar

Men still don't wear bras, only bros .....

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Eruca Sativa's avatar

No. It's a female-to-trans tranny.

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

Hey you don't know, he could be identifying as a woman.

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Dawn B's avatar

Then they can tattoo what they are across their forehead, so we can identify them because this guessing is not working

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RunningLogic's avatar

Like the (when it was still funny) SNL sketch “It’s Pat” 😆

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

Certainly the way you do not want to find out is when the follow you into the ladies room.

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AngelaK's avatar

I love fashion, so I peruse a lot of online fashion retailers. Most models have been black for a long time. Seriously, this is all so ridiculous. The girl has light brown hair, and they are making her into a 'master race' type blond. Beauty comes in all different shades of color, white included.

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kittynana's avatar

@Angela- and how many blacks dye their hair blonde? J/S

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AngelaK's avatar

Many...cultural appropriation! 😉

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MarshaLouise's avatar

Beyoncé for one, big influencer.

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kittynana's avatar

@ML- Joy Reid, for another, all the while compaining about 'white privilege'.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Well said!

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Love you RL! A traditional woman! Whoop Whoop! I'm going to coin a new acronym, ATWW - A Traditional Wonderful Woman - as the complete and beautiful polar opposite to the supremely despicable AWFLs.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I am definitely a traditional woman and happy to be! 😊

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LaNell Tew's avatar

A traditional woman is a high calling. I love being a woman who strives to emulate Proverbs 31.

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Graham's avatar

I say "yay" to all traditional women!

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Donna Oliphint's avatar

Really! Why are they always so ugly—in looks and attitude?

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I'd love to know how many of them have had abortions? I'm going to suggest their looks and attitude might be a result of murdering their unborn babies - and those looks and attitudes will ensure they never get pregnant again.... We conservative Alpha males aren't going to touch them and I doubt the beta liberal males would touch them either. The AWFLs project all their hatred and anger on to everyone around them. The dimwits actually think it is virtuous to act the way they do.

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Graham's avatar

Yea!

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

I certainly do not want to see a fat shlubby guy on a couch as someone selling a Burger King Whopper..if I wanted that, I would look in a mirror.

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Susan Clack's avatar

Oh, now, do be kinder to yourself, Jimmy! We all have figure flaws, one way or the other. I see your stalwart heart, not your waistline! 👑💖👑

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

I doubt my stalwart heart will sell whoppers though. I loved the Carl's Jr. models eating burgers.

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Jalb's avatar

BWAHAHAHA!

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Padrig's avatar

Accomplished: Sweeny is a lot more than a simple supermodel. She is an accomplished actress and even a producer already at age 27. She is attractive and makes for a really good rep for the jeans company whose stock soared from the 'controversy' that the insane people fabricated. Personally though, I find her biggest accomplishments were the restoration of a 1969 Ford Bronco, a 1965 Ford Mustang, and the design of a custom 2024 Ford Mustang. Look for Ford commercials to become sexy soon!

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RunningLogic's avatar

I didn’t know enough about her to realize all that she’s done but I say, even better! Beautiful AND accomplished is something we all should be able to admire!

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Padrig's avatar

RL, to be fair, I didn't either. I was curious if there wasn't something more to her. We often miss great minds hidden behind beautiful faces like the actress Hedy Lamarr. Hedwig, the creator of frequency hopping (spread spectrum) is a personal favorite of mine. Beautiful and Brilliant. I'm not suggesting that Sweeny is anywhere near Hedy Lamarr (not many are) but though I could probably muddle through a restoration, I'm not designing a car anytime soon. https://www.fromtheroad.ford.com/us/en/articles/2024/sydney-sweeney-designs-dream-ford-mustang-for-a-trailblazing-fan

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RunningLogic's avatar

Thank you for your candor and l love that you took the initiative to research Sydney Sweeney like that! Yes Hedy’s accomplishments and mind were definitely overlooked in favor of her appearance. I only learned about her achievements relatively recently.

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CMCM's avatar

I had just seen her movie "Anyone but you" on Netflix and barely knew who she was, but my husband and I thought that movie was hilarious because she's a very good comedic actress, sort of like Goldie Hawn was.

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Ruth H's avatar

The Calvin Klein ad from 2022 is a big reminder of the awful ads we were forced to look at and then avoid before throwing up. 🤮

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Quiltlady's avatar

The solution for avoiding the ads is to stop watching television. I did that decades ago and I am very glad I did.

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Ruth H's avatar

I only watch a few favorite shows that haven’t been corrupted with wokeness. Most ads are just a PIA and I record shows so I can fast forward through to avoid.

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Truth Seeker's avatar

It is a pendulum, that self corrects, though this time the swing was too long.

Another brilliant expose to counterbalance the insanity.

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Sarah Bee's avatar

Yes! Remember the Guess Jeans ads from the 90’s ? so good - simple & sexy

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Conservative Contrarian's avatar

Simple usually is best!

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Nita's avatar

So well said!

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Julinthecrown's avatar

Agreed. I like looking at pretty things ... whatever or whomever they are.

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-TobeorNottobe-'s avatar

Humanity is drawn to beauty. Always has been, always will be. If you are a believer, you believe it’s because God is beauty itself and so all beauty points to Him. Hence why we are drawn to it…

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RunningLogic's avatar

🎯🎯🎯

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MARCI's avatar

Yes! Agree! Love it!

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Janet's avatar

Same!

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Lori's avatar

I buy most of my clothes at AE as I am fortunate to have the same figure as I did in high school. Many of us have good jeans, lol!

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Debra's avatar

At age 71 I have finally admitted that round is a shape and trying to look even 50 is not in my genes/jeans. Thank goodness God looks at the heart.

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Lori's avatar

Round is lovely. No need to try to look 50:}

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

God doesn’t make mistakes!!

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goodnightrose's avatar

heck yeah i'm sick and tired of being made to feel like i should apologize for the ability to wear my daughter's jeans. like, sorry I'm not a sedentary pos whose subsistence depends on the contents of vending machines, I guess?

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Lori's avatar

exactly! I have clothes that are 20 years old and still fit perfectly.

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rolandttg's avatar

I can still wear the clothes I had in college (still got a few) and chest press 75 pound dumbbells, which I most definitely could not do in college 50 years ago. I'm not foolish enough to say age hasn't caught up to me in so many ways, but age has a lot to do with how you think about yourself and treat your body.

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Dean's avatar

Bear your cross graciously, m’lady, and your beauty will show from within as well as without. 😁

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JudyC's avatar

Oh, we’re just jealous! 🤣

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-TobeorNottobe-'s avatar

Some of us lost our lifelong skinny because of high stress(mine was a traumatic job) which caused horrible hormonal fluctuations and weight gain. Be glad you were able to retain it so easily, but it’s not always sloth that brings it on. I was rail thin until my mid-thirties.

I’m probably more active than you, eat incredibly healthfully and a decade later have finally got my hormones equalized and am losing the extra weight thanks to a naturopath. You could easily have gone down this path so be grateful for what you have and careful how you assume. I agree there are those who create it, but sometimes it’s out of our control. Our food system being the biggest culprit.

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MarshaLouise's avatar

I, too, could have written your first two sentences .……. Have been on a regulated size since my 40s.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I don’t really wear jeans anymore as I don’t find them comfortable so I usually wear dresses, skirts, or (thicker material) leggings style pants that are curve hugging and move with my body. Jeans usually feel uncomfortable around the waist because of my more hourglass proportions. I like the look though and wish they’d feel more comfortable. Maybe I should try AE jeans lol 😆

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

I wear only comfortable clothes, no one wants to see me in anything showing off my form.

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SuezCanal's avatar

You don't have to show off your form to look good. <smile> So many people equate "comfortable" with what ends up being slovenly. "I don't dress up because I want to be comfortable." (Not saying this is you, Jimmy--I'm on a train of thought.) Clothes that fit properly and well are comfortable, no matter how stylish or expensive or dress-up. I have given away everything uncomfortable and only wear what I'm truly comfortable in, even if it's a suit and high heels. (Yes, I'm comfortable in them. Until they're uncomfortable.)

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RunningLogic's avatar

“You don't have to show off your form to look good. “

Well tailored/decent quality clothes that fit properly can make a world of difference!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Agree with confortable not having to equal sloppy. Right now I’m extremely comfortable and am wearing a cute above the knee length dress and flat sandals. Just as comfortable as pajamas but a lot more classy looking imo.

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Lori's avatar

their Kick bootcut pants are great. I have 10 of them in every color and some doubles!

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Debra's avatar

I went to Florida to be with my 26 year old granddaughter and we went to the American Eagle store. She was too poor to buy anything so I got her a really cute top and a jean skirt for $150. That's what Grandmother's can do!

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Lori's avatar

Yes, grandmoms are a blessing to us all. Truly gifts from God. Wow, that is expensive. I normally can purchase a top and pants for $60-70 ish if not on sale and $50 or below if on sale. I am happy to know she found something she loved and thinks of you when she wears them:}

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Momcat's avatar

I'm high waisted & have never liked wearing jeans, even when younger. I usually wear a skirt most everywhere

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes I have a higher waist also and when I sit the jeans waist inevitably presses uncomfortably into my stomach area. They don’t seem to fit my proportions well.

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Dean's avatar

Now I’m beginning to admire you for your body as well as your brains. 😂

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RunningLogic's avatar

Well if that doesn’t make a girl’s day, I don’t know what does! 😁

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Skenny's avatar

Pic!? 😁

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Dean's avatar

🤭😂

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Donna Oliphint's avatar

I’m jealous! I lost my skinny before Covid😫

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Debra's avatar

I lost my skinny at 15 and puberty. Grandma said it was our German genes. Strong and sturdy. Able to withstand famine.

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Kathleen Janoski's avatar

"strong like ox to pull plow"

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MaryAnn's avatar

My Polish roomie in college described herself “strong like bull”. 😍

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Roger Beal's avatar

Some of us remember "Pittsburgh pulkes", a gift from Slavic / German genes.

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shibumi's avatar

My ethnicity is eastern european. Do you ever see really thin eastern europeans during peacetime? No. They're all carrying extra weight, waiting for the next war and starvation cycle.

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Salty K's avatar

My fav meme…🤣

I'm amazed by people who lose weight w exercise. When I exercise nothing happens bc my DNA still thinks I'm a European peasant. So it's like "Oh! Are we running from the English again, lass? Dinnae ye worry: we'll keep ye plump as a partridge to outlast the murderous bastards!"

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SteelJ's avatar

Genes may not be destiny, but they matter. It was love at first sight for us 45 years ago, so that was sealed. But when I saw my wife's mom, in her 50's was hot, I thought "hmm, that bodes well". Now my gal is 69, 5'3, 112 lbs, perfect head to toe. The other day, a guy stopped her and said "I just had to tell you before you left the store, you are very beautiful, gorgeous!". True that, still a major head turner. Mostly Swedish (the brunette type Swede) with a little Dutch-German.

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Dean's avatar

😂

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

TOWANDA!!

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Sue Rosenthal's avatar

I LOVE that movie

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Momcat's avatar

went to a 50th anniversary party last weekend and the wife was wearing her wedding dress! I've been dieting like crazy since!

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I'm liking that!

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Mitch's avatar

Hi, how you doin'?

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Sarah Bee's avatar

Bam 💥 love it!!

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Mike's avatar

Is she wearing jeans? Didn't notice. I was busy searching for her nazi insignia hidden in her cleavage. Along with many other proud American males!!

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Lori's avatar

Men are just terrific along with their admiration for women's physiques!

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

It is genetic Lori! We cannot contain ourselves.

I thank God for creating the beautiful, fit physique of a woman from our rib. I offer another one of my ribs!

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MARCI's avatar

And same, bring back the sexy male hunks in ads! We females cannot help ourselves either! Yum 😋 lol.

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Free in Florida's avatar

Absolutely. Let’s hear it all round for so-called toxic masculinity - you know - the guys who fight our wars, show up in emergencies, keep us safer and are great husbands, friends, fathers - you name it.

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Donna Oliphint's avatar

That Dunkin ad!🔥Im old, but does anyone else remember the Coppertone guys? When I moved Mom out of her house a couple of years ago I found a box of stuff from my room when I was a teenager. It had the 4 posters of the ad!!

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Debra's avatar

I have several very good looking grandsons and grandson-in-laws and tell them all the time how handsome they are! I get back big smiles, hugs and lots of love from each one.

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RunningLogic's avatar

The ones that companies usually put in these ads are generally not my type sadly. But I’m definitely all for bringing back manly men and especially love to see the classily dressed ones.

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alongername's avatar

with barbeque sauce !

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MARCI's avatar

Yes now it’s also time to bring back the sexy male hunks in ads! 😋

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Debra's avatar

LOL! For the longest time (in my teens and early 20's) I thought men like me for my mind and quick wit. LOL!

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Padrig's avatar

Beauty: You might be surprised to learn how true that probably was that men liked you for your mind and quick wit. We men are often attracted first to the looks, but it is the mind and wit with which we fall in love. Unfortunately, some books don't even get judged because the cover is not inviting or tells an inaccurate story. I have long agreed with Tolstoy who wrote: “Nothing is so necessary for a young man as the company of intelligent women.”

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RunningLogic's avatar

This is what my husband says also. Attraction is a package deal, the physique and mind have to both be attractive.

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Lori's avatar

They did. The physique was a bonus!

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alongername's avatar

The first thing i'm gonna say when I meet that young lady is : "TAKE THOSE JEANS OFF !"

ooops. sorry, I was having a TSA moment there . whew .................

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Janet's avatar

Lol. I had a young TSA agent ask me to take my thin zipper less hoodie off. I pulled out the neckband and looked in. Looked back at him and gave him a firm NO. Boy, did he turn red. 🤣🤣🤣

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RunningLogic's avatar

😂😂😂

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Way too good! Thanks for the laugh!

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rolandttg's avatar

Am I the only one here who has never heard of her?

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shibumi's avatar

If you really want to feel old, go to the grocery store and look at a tabloid. Who are these people? I don't know them. Until a few years ago, I thought "Channing Tatum" was a woman. I still couldn't point him out in a lineup.

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rolandttg's avatar

My daughter liked him, and I would always screw with her by calling him Tatum Channing. I'm the same way. Couldn't identify a Lady Gaga, Beyonce, or any of them songs if my life depended on it. Only Katy Perry song I could recognize is " I kissed a girl and I liked it," but only because I was watching a New Years Eve countdown and she sang it live. Had no clue who she was.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

I had never heard of her before.

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MarshaLouise's avatar

I love you real men, Roland and Dave.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

I confess, I NEVER heard of this woman before this ad controversy. But when I viewed this commercial I was transported back to my youth. She is gorgeous, and definitely looks great in those jeans. Kudos to American Eagle. They have forced the issue into the public realm. No sympathy for the AWFL's.

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DaveL's avatar

At the ball game yesterday, couldn’t help seeing the women outfitting themselves for viewing. It seems natural the world over for women especially to do that. Then we have these “crusaders” trying to nullify activity that’s been going on since humans existed. And trying to link it to racism, or sexism, or any other “ism” is ridiculous.

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Susan Seas's avatar

I would but I don’t want to be beaten up by being a blue eyed blonde in AE jeans 😅😆😅 Yes I need to move! I’m working on it!

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Susan, respectfully requesting a photo of your gen... jeans!

Recommendation: Carry something in your jeans, train, and be prepared to employ it... so that you are never a victim!

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Lori's avatar

And here is a place to start!

https://byrna.com/

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Yes! Yes! and Yes!

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alongername's avatar

Dan ? Is that a pistol in your pocket ?? 😆

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Susan Seas's avatar

Ahh … No 🤣

And I agree but I would be thrown in prison for having one while criminals go free.

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DeAnna's avatar

I’m buying a bunch of these good jeans. I have 2 daughters and 3 granddaughters!🥳🇺🇸

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MaryAnn's avatar

My SWM off-spring ventured into our local AE store… not a jean to be found. Entire inventory sold out. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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Momcat's avatar

I went to AE's website for the very first time in my life because of the backlash to the ad.

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RunningLogic's avatar

The comments section is so entertaining today, I just have to say!! 😂😆

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Skenny's avatar

I looked, but saw no overalls. WTH?

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Karen Walby Ph. D.'s avatar

I had the same thought myself - Hmmm, I think I need a new pair of jeans.

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PrayerWarrior's avatar

Yeah me too Dan

My kids back to school shipping is at American Eagle this year

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

I also! The pair I want is $50! On sale!

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Annie's avatar

I will never drink bud lite. Crappy beer and the company never admitted how screwed up they are. Plenty of other beers to drink.

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Jrod's avatar

What do bud light and sex in a canoe have in common?

They’re both f*cking close to water.

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Marcus's avatar

I haven't drank a Budweiser since the 1982 World Series. The St. Louis Cardinals beat my Milwaukee Brewers in 7 games.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Thank you for reminding me of my Birds triumph - these days, I've traded in my Redbird hats for brown paper bags with eye cutouts, like the New Orlean's Aint's used to do... lol

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Graham's avatar

Now that is fummy!

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Debra's avatar

There has been a single Budweiser sitting my my frig for over two years now that none of the boys will drink when they come to Grama's house. This explains it.

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DaveL's avatar

Tastes like crap.

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Skenny's avatar

I don't always drink beer, but when I do I prefer the legendary "Dragons Milk," bourbon barrel-aged stout, 11% ABV.

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Marcus's avatar

I also have had one called Murder of Crows by Skookum Brewery out of Arlington, Washington. It's only 9%

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Marcus's avatar

I just ordered some from my local distributor. Thanks for the tip. Try Fremont Brewery Rusty Nail Imperial Stout. 14.7% ABV

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chuck kutchera's avatar

My favorite is Dogfish Head 120. Clocks in at 15% ABV.

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Marcus's avatar

I have had the Dogfish. Very good. They would only serve in 5oz glasses. 😂😂

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Skenny's avatar

Will do. Thanks, and you're welcome! 🍺🍺

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Lisa Runquist's avatar

My husband's favorite beer as well.

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Janice Neikirk's avatar

Good stuff!!!

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RJ Rambler's avatar

New Belgium Tripple

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John infinity N's's avatar

Tales of Gold

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

yep, Coors Golden for me.

oh, and Guinness!

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Cousin Clem's avatar

Coors, Bud, Miller, PBR all colored seltzer.

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Abiding Dude's avatar

You don't like 'em, don't drink 'em. But can the tough-guy act...

One suspects that you may well have more fingers than teeth...

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Cousin Clem's avatar

ha ha, "can the tough guy act" Not liking bad beer is being a tough guy? If anything, it makes me effette. Ask yourself why all the national beer brands use appeals to masculinity to sell their swill. "One suspects" they are presenting the tough guy act to get you to buy.

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Abiding Dude's avatar

"Bad beer"?? If you look at the national beer sales leaders, douchebag... you'll find most of the brews you mention are at or near the top... so you, pompous ahole, are in a massive minority when it comes to opinions on what is a good beer...

Maybe what most beer drinkers buy and enjoy most is what THEY consider to be "good"... maybe not what YOU prefer, but then again, you ARE a simpering assclown eunuch. Agree?

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

Ah PBR.

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Jake's avatar

I'm old enough to remember when Schlitz and Hamms were premium beers.....

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MaryAnn's avatar

Stag! Belleville (IL) champagne 😂

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Politico Phil's avatar

And Dunkin Donuts! LOL Who would have guessed that DD would pile on the cultural bonfire?!

And I love their coffee. Time to go out and get some coffee and DD donuts! (Just one cuz those donuts really are not healthy. Now if they start cooking their donuts in tallow instead of industrial seed oils, I'd buy two.)

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Lori's avatar

I agree, tallow it should be. I just watched the ad and smiling from ear to ear, Hail King of Summer!

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Debra's avatar

Great ad!! He reminds me of one of my grandsons! :)

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I have not seen the ad, do you have a link Lori?

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MaryAnn's avatar

Jeff linked it in the post. He is a cutie!

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Lori's avatar
Jul 31Edited

Just look in the area where he talks about Dunkin' donuts:}.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Okay, I never got that far along before I headed out to Golf... priorities!! :-)

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Lori's avatar

LOL, fresh air and exercise should be a priority!

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Donna Oliphint's avatar

It’s a hot one this year! 🤣

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Carol M.'s avatar

I think that King of Summer guy should marry the Good Jeans gal, have lots of babies, and really pi** off the libs🤣👶🏼👶🏻

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MW Nunya's avatar

He’s already married 😂

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RunningLogic's avatar

😂😂😂

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

I've lately been wondering if McD will begin to do that--their fried stuff sure lacks flavor. Bet they'd see sales rocket if they went animal. Also bet they've already worked out the figures are are going to release this for ? Labor Day?

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Janet's avatar

A few are starting to use tallow. Outback does I think. I read that might happen at McDs.

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Carol M.'s avatar

And Shake Shack does too🍟

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CMCM's avatar

When I first started college in 1967, I used to get a McDonald's cheeseburger and fries for lunch many days when I was at school. 19 cents each, as I recall. And those fries were sooooo good as they were fried in beef tallow then.

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KATHERINE JERNIGAN's avatar

Their potatoes are poison anyway

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Ruth H's avatar

As an older woman, I couldn’t help but smile looking at that fine looking young man 😊 and I’m going to go get one of those golden summer drinks.

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Annie's avatar

And the handsome young man was easy on the eyes and yes! He has great genes! 😉💕

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alongername's avatar

I almost faint from the smell when i walk past their shop .....

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Kathy's avatar

Only possibly surpassed by the scent of cinnamon buns.

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Amanda Foust's avatar

It’s a refresher drink! And it’s also a fantastic ad! We now have eye candy back for both men and women to enjoy! It’s a fantastic day! Celebrating beauty!

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Dr Linda's avatar

I hope it doesn’t do them any good. Target has changed their tube as well. That hasn’t brought me back.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Same. I stopped going to Target after their stupid pro trans children’s clothing line and haven’t missed it. I’ve gone there maybe twice in the past few years (for something I couldn’t find elsewhere or would had to go far out of my way for). I used to go maybe twice a month.

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Mary Ann Caton's avatar

I won’t go into a Target either. They crossed the line.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

Never again even a wooden nickel from me either.

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shibumi's avatar

Target: "it's OK to have men in women's bathrooms" and "unisex fitting rooms." No.

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

Nothing like going to a store, not calling ahead, and finding out what it was you were looking for was not in stock.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Or checking if it is but in between someone buys the item or their stock wasn’t updated appropriately 😕

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Dr Linda's avatar

That really annoys me. Then they blame the website

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

The only good way of handling this is calling around to other stores and seeing if it is available there.

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Janet's avatar

I ONLY buy if it’s on a family Christmas list.

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Debra's avatar

There are companies and people who do not know or understand the saying, "burning your bridges".

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I will never buy anything from Target - they are simply hiding their vicious liberal politics and policies in the pursuit of our dollars.

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Barry Lederman, “normie”'s avatar

Thank you. Yesterday:

“The Coup de grâce would be for Bud Light to hire Sydney and put her on the cans. Sales will go through the roof!”

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Skenny's avatar

If AB had any balls, they would hire Barry "normie" as marketing director, in recognition of his brilliance. Both he and Sydney would be on a private jet hurtling toward a plush red carpet in St. Louis.

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Barry Lederman, “normie”'s avatar

Gracias. My Marketing 101 never went away. All good, but can we add another trip after St. Louis, maybe St. Lucia? BTW, I love the location of the ballpark in St. Louis.,,

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Matt L.'s avatar

Sales of Sydney ad Bud Light would be a flop (right now). AB would be seen as a manipulator. And anyone rushing to buy Bud Light, a sheeple. Bud Light put an actual man with lipstick on their can. They went full retard. And as the wise Kirk Lazarus told us, you never go full retard.

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Barry Lederman, “normie”'s avatar

Can we have some fun?

“America, what a country!”

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Barry Lederman, “normie”'s avatar

Check out my substack what it means to be an American

https://substack.com/@barrylederman?r=o30r9&utm_medium=ios

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Debra's avatar

Gosh I wish so many peopled would "never go full retard" but they seem abundant today. I steer away from those kind. Too high maintenance.

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Barry Lederman, “normie”'s avatar

Americans forgive, maybe not forget but sex sells!

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Matt L.'s avatar

AB InBev are HD’d in Belgium. Since the lady boy ad I’ve been trying to avoid all AB InBev products. But they own several

other beer brands I liked. I had to find Mexican beer alternatives for Corona, Modelo and Pacifico.

I’ve turned to having this delicious tequila neat, instead:

https://www.tequilamatchmaker.com/agave_spirits/6887-volcan-de-mi-tierra-reposado

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New Scott's avatar

Cans on cans same as Jeans on genes.

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Lori's avatar

Fantastic idea!

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TRX's avatar

Nope. They picked an ugly tranny to represent their brand, then doubled down when their customers complained, and doubled down again by sponsoring tranny events and propaganda.

Dumping Mulvaney for an actual female isn't going to unhappen their insults and make things all better.

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TriTorch's avatar

And if a frog had wings he wouldn't bump 'is ass a-hopin.

Beer is bad, alcohol = body eating demonic spirits: https://old.bitchute.com/video/ZMpgPFYI5s2v [1:21mins]

The sooner A-B goes bankrupt the better.

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Dave aka Geezermann's avatar

I grew up on beer and the St Louis Cardinals. I gave up beer about ten years ago, and gave up the Cardinals and ALL of baseball in 2020 when they bowed down and worshipped a criminal and a terrorist org., BLM. I'm better off for both decisions.

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Dan (100% All in MAGA)'s avatar

I'm still a Redbirds fan Dave but just barely... now-a-days I wear a paper bag with eye cutouts because they are so bad. My dad was from St Louis and so I grew up a 'Birds fan and can't quite get them out of my system, even though they really suck.

I did totally cold turkey the NFL in 2017, will never go back - they couldn't pay me to go back. The only pro team I watch is the Cardinal baseball team and that is just because of great memories of Musial, The Wizard of Oz, Jim Edmonds, Wainwright, Gibby, Brock, McCarver, Pujols, Molina and so many more through the years. Any more liberal bullshit from them and that will be it.

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alongername's avatar

i'll drink to that !

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MarshaLouise's avatar

Thanks for this - a short but most interesting video on spirits!

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reality speaks's avatar

Sex sells and she is sexy.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

"The World Order sets up countless groups to promote any type of idea, and then sets up other groups to fanatically oppose them, but the masters have no dedication to anything except slavery."

The World Order

Eustace Mullins

1992

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daverkb's avatar

I saw Mullins several times at financial and private group gatherings. I talked with him on the phone several times and he told me how organizations like the SPLC were out to get him and how his father was attacked by goons on that Blue Ridge highway. Mullins, and as is little known, wrote the best biography on Ezra Pound ever, That Difficult Individual. And it was Pound who suggested the Federal Reserve topic which led to publication of Secrets of the Federal Reserve. Mullins lived and grew up in Staunton, Virginia ... my wife's hometown.

Mullins is one of my few true heroes and I am delighted to see this quotation. And definitely it brightens my day!

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Bard Joseph's avatar

This year I have read all of Mullins with particularly his take on the Civil War. Pound was a mentor to Mullins, as to Hemingway and Yeats, a real truth teller and thrown in prison for his works as a patient. You have a great story. Thank you.

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Pound is, in my stupid little world, the greatest impresario of the twentieth century, and persecuted for telling the truth. After the war they really wanted to try and convict Pound, excepting they the Washington crowd could not withstand discovery. Pound would have exposed them all for the porto-Globalist that they were. So they deemed him insane and shipped him off to St. Elizabeth's hospital either in Washington, D.C. or on the outskirts ... and locked him up but good. And that's were Mullin met pound. (The United States was still better back them and people could visit Pound.

Pound edited Elliot's The Wasteland ... and his suggestions probably put The Wasteland over the top. I remember Elliot made some comments in that direction.

Pound and Mullins, both great men. Both saw the wickedness of the United States growing before most of us.

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MarshaLouise's avatar

This is so very interesting. Thank you for sharing.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

Off course. I knew I forgot someone, TS Eliot.

Anything by or about Pound that you would recommend? Great summary. I remember his publisher City Lights when I worked in a book store in Greenwich Village,NYC, circa 1970.

We had no idea.

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daverkb's avatar

Hi Joseph,

I lived in Manhattan in the 1970s mostly on the west side of the island like all the peons ... and never on the Upper East Side. New York, after a fashion, was affordable to people like me back in those days. But for sure Manhattan was already not a good as in the 1950s ... and Times Square was down right a shabby mess. Between taxi driving, the Arts Student League, I took classical guitar lessons from Julio Prol on West 10th Street I think it was. So I got the The Village once a week. My general disposition, of course, was exhibit No. 1 of the case of youth being wasted on the young. In retrospect, I could have seriously advanced my cause by engaging in more serious ventures. But at least it was fun!

Pound is somewhat of a recondite enigma to me. And for sure Pound is one of the greatest impresarios in the history of the world and the literary figures which he promoted are legend, but for the life of me I could never make head nor tales out of the The Cantos. I am just not studied enough in that corner of literature from which Pound emerges. And yet the oddity is that Eliot was and may have dearly loved Pound for his depth understanding and depth of knowledge ... and yet it is Eliot, the great poet of the twentieth century whose work is accessible to literary rubes like me.

Mullin's book, the biography of Pound, That Difficult Individual, bridges all gulfs and seas in Pound's life ... and indeed it is in the summing of all of Pound's activity wherein Pound emerges on the great figures of his times. At it is, Pound was so expansive that his life is really like a thumbnail sketch of the entire twentieth century. After a read, one will readily know why the tip-top of the Western rulers hated Pound and saw fit to persecute the hell out of him. Nothing so much changes in the landscape when it comes to miscreants and the fear of exposure.

It is true, as you say it, that 'we had no idea' ... and particularly to the depth of things foul and afoot. Even so, I always knew 'that something' was off and it was the tiny barrage of little big things. It was things like Feminism because woman are ever so much more delightful being themselves than play at pretend men. And then there was the general art scene which was all so stupid and destructive. It was things like Andres Sarrano's Piss Christ which only could devolve into things like Spirit Cooking and then grandiosely call that Performance ART!

Oh well! In my rather mundane life I confine myself to computers, watching markets evolve ... and my new thing is studying Russian. Speaking of which, here is Andres Sarrono in Russian ... Андрес Серрано. With that, I am sure that everyone will sleep better tonight!

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DaveL's avatar

I think it was in “The Movable Feast” that Hemingway mentioned Pound was a very congenial person, even to Hemingway, who was young and not famous yet in Paris at the time.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

Pound edited Hemingway and WB Yeats that led them to receive the Nobel Prize.

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

Or they rely on human nature to do some of the heavy lifting.

I think physical laws have analogs in human nature so if you set up groups that are authoritarian with certain ideas, organically, there will be opposition to those ideas. And then of course, the same group that initiated this wants to "game" the system by employing controlled opposition to splinter and divide the resistance. The ultimate response then is to be inclusive rather than exclusive.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

Until outside finding is used to create violence like BLM or challenge the 2nd amendment like in NY now.

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

Well, that would be counter to the objectives of the resistance. BLM, first of all, is a misattribution. It's like Biden arguing that the restrictions and mandates during Covid were to protect democracy. You can't protect something by undermining it.

The genius of Black Lives Matter is the whole group name is based on a straw man argument.

There are a few people out there that believe people who are not their color do not matter, but it's not something that most people argue about.

I got into a long prolonged argument with a science fiction author I admired about this very issue, and they could never see past it. I condemned the marketing scheme from the beginning, even as I admire its genius. It put a pre-bunk in their naming.

Any argument against BLM was met with "so you don't think black lives matter?"

My contention was we should have also created related groups around BLM like "Water is Wet" and "The Sky is Blue." And make those a rallying cry.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

The whole event had nothing to do with blacks or their lives. It was all staged for divide and conquer.

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daverkb's avatar

What about WLM? Now how would that fly among the BLM crowd?

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

They would agree, especially black women's lives.

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patrick.net/memes's avatar

Bud Light should not recover.

The brand should go extinct as a lesson that the trans mental illness is not funny, and that promoting it in any way is a crime against children, many of whom have now been sexually mutilated and sterilized merely for the virtue-signaling points of AWFLs.

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Paul  Weiss's avatar

I hope that they don’t do that. I want that company to serve as a constant reminder of the cost of going woke.

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Carlos's avatar

To late….

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Kenn Goodwin's avatar

Bud lighthead said they don’t like folks like us. We didn’t break up, we were dumped. Never go back to Bud Lightshit, ever.

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SteelJ's avatar

Anheuser-Busch should never recover. If they'd been more immediately decisive in addressing the Mulvaney ad, I'd cut them slack. They weren't. I wanted a draft beer yesterday, and had 4 choices - Bud Light, Mick Light, Amberbock (also AB affiliated) and an IPA I don't like much. I had to order the IPA. Real consequences are what work.

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SadieJay's avatar

I wrote this back when it all happened with Bud Light. Only my idea was for Coors Light to use Real Women.

https://sadiejay.substack.com/p/dear-coors-light

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Ellen's avatar

Bud Lite seems to be redeeming themselves with some Shane Gillis ads - this is great - "wrong commercial" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azB5TB_JGmQ

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Skenny's avatar

That's funny. Shane is funny.

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Bones's avatar

Good morning group of free minded people

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TriTorch's avatar

“I have been crucified with Christ and I no longer live, but Christ lives in me. The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me.” – Galatians 2:20

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Tom's avatar

Amen!

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Dawn B's avatar

My favorite verse! There are so many but this verse says so much.

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UnvaxxedCanadian's avatar

The reign of ugly is over!

Let’s just make sure Reddit and its nerds never lorde over culture AGAIN!

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Susan Seas's avatar

I’ve only seen clips in a couple pictures of this ad, but I just realized she may not have any tattoos? I’m not totally against tattoos. I just think that the culture of people being covered with them all over every media source is 🙄

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CHop's avatar

I hope the trend is ending. I don't mind small discrete tattoos, but large ones may look cool in your 20's, but not so much when aged on crepey, saggy skin. I can't help but wonder if the "sleeves" and other tattoos covering lots of skin hampers vitamin D absorption from the sun.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I also wonder about having those dyes in your skin for so long. Especially when there are large areas covered. I don’t think we have a good sense of what effects there might be long term because tattoos used to be limited to somewhat marginalized populations up until quite recently.

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DaveL's avatar

Sailors?

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RunningLogic's avatar

Prisoners also?

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cltwilson1's avatar

A tattooed person also cannot use DMSO on their inked skin.

Another negative!

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shibumi's avatar

Interesting. I didn't know that.

Also... for the record, please note that I am an extreme deviant: female of a certain age, no piercings, no tats.

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Starsky's avatar

Count me as deviant also. I was thinking about getting a tattoo near my ankle and asked my masseuse about it (she being all tatted up). She told me not to do it. “I see people’s skin every day and you are unique because you DON’T have a tattoo.”

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My Favorite Things's avatar

Cltwilson,

Another negative, especially for women, is that most tattoos look horrible when wearing certain clothing like a dress with a print. 👗

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CHop's avatar

I've seen brides who have a beautiful dress, beautiful hair and makeup, beautiful flowers and my eye just goes to the big arm tattoo.

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Padrig's avatar

DMSO: Really? That is good information to have. Does it mean that DMSO can't be used on the portion of the skin that has a tattoo, or does it apply to the entire epidermis of a person with tattoos?

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Starsky's avatar

I would really hesitate to put dmso on a tattoo, as it pulls everything into the skin, even past the blood-brain barrier. It would likely take the ink with it.

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Double Mc's avatar

Huh...hadn't thought about the Vitamin D aspect. You might be on to something.

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Lori's avatar

I believe the Bible says we should not tattoo ourselves????

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

Leviticus 19:28

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Leviticus 19:28 New King James Version

28 You shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for the dead, nor tattoo any marks on you: I am the Lord.

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Padrig's avatar

Thanks, it makes me wonder for the first time if people used to tattoo as an ohmage to the dead.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

But He didn't mean we can't tattoo Bible vs, crosses, or Jesus pictures. Those things help us remember that we COULD read the Bible and that Jesus will recognize us by the cross we wear and of course as conversation starters, that unburdens us from actually carrying a Bible for someone to notice...I know, I have one on my phone too.

Please don't mention the amout of money to get one, that $$$ was given to a sinner who now has that vs memorized and is trying to support their family and too many young Christians today don't have one so....

Tic

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Based Florida Man's avatar

No exception is granted in this scripture. Seems clear.

Leviticus 19:28

You shall not make any cuttings in your flesh for the dead, nor tattoo any marks on you: I am the Lord.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

I agree. Tic tongue in cheek. Funny that no one thinks cutting in a cross purposely is ok. 🤔🙄

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Susan Clack's avatar

Saw this on YT and it made me glad I have no tattoos.

https://youtu.be/Wd6a6wZGU6c?si=qiUDWSFh8CjnrkqX

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Lori's avatar

I respectfully disagree.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Tongue in cheek. The vs also includes cutting which no Christians argue they have rights to do, and then there's the piercings. 🤔🙄

It's just to hard when God lays down a rule about how we should look different than the idol worshipers of the world. And we all have scars of rebellion draped in virture so deep we can't even know they are there.

Jesus has scars too and we are forgiven when we see Him as He is, LORD.

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Debra's avatar

We are no longer held to Levitical laws. One of my grandson's has "1 Corinthians 13:4-5" on his forearm. Just the scripture reference. One granddaughter has a small "Believe" and another granddaughter has the word "Angel" tattoos.

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Marcus's avatar

The Bible says we should not do a lot of things..........yet, we humans do them anyway.

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Lori's avatar

thats bc we are human and blew it in the Garden. Our faults.

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Debra's avatar

But thank goodness we are not under Levitical Law!

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Lori's avatar

Why not? Since it is in the Bible, does it not count for some reason? I am not following.

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Debra's avatar

Jesus came to take us out from under Jewish law. We are Gentiles unless you are Jewish. The Jewish religion still adheres to the law yet they have no Temple in order to do all that the law commands and they also have no Messiah. Jesus made it clear that His blood covers us for any and all sin when we come to Him as believers. The Apostle Paul had a very hard time getting the Jews to understand that the veil and the law were torn when the Messiah came. Levitical law is good to know about and the Jews who have not accepted Christ are still held to it. Levitical law says to stone and kill others for certain sins but Jesus said "NO! Turn the other cheek and love your enemy."

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RJ Rambler's avatar

Obedience to The Law doesn't save us because we can't obey perfectly. We needed a stand in, an advocate, a redeemer who could pay our "get out of hell free" tab. Jesus paid it all.

Law does tell us what things we do on Earth, as representatives and priests serving God in ways that please Him and actually demonstrate that we are different, serving a very different God who created us in His own image. He tells us how to dress, modestly not as a one man or woman show off. How to speak, act toward friends, family and enemies, and exactly how to worship Him. These things matter to God and show our heart alliance. Everything else is virtue signaling.

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Based Florida Man's avatar

Yep, big thumbs down for tats. Will be glad when this nasty craze is over.

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RJ Rambler's avatar

We'll be dead first.

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Susan Seas's avatar

Me too! But it will never be over for them! It’s for life LOL

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Melissa S's avatar

It seems to me that everyone I know has at least one tattoo. I’m not so surprised by the men, as I am by the women. However, I did make the observation when I was at a waterpark this summer that there seemed to be fewer people with tattoos. I was pleasantly surprised.

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Matt L.'s avatar

I’m Gen X and most (not all) of my fellow generation are tattoo free. My daughter is Generation Z and I’m not yet seeing any ink on her friends. The zeitgeist always changes, and wouldn’t mind less trashy skin art.

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AB's avatar

The millennials are tatted up. But I believe that is trending down as the kids do not want to associate with the previous generation. A lot of gen x (my gen) has dodged the bullet since we had already been in our mid twenties when tattoos were more widely available and impulse crazy is just way down after you hit 25

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Shari Ray's avatar

Rdg tats…decisions have consequences!

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Donna in MO's avatar

Agree, I don't find them attractive especially in the volume that some seem to get, like the 'sleeves'. Glad my 30 & 32 YO kids didn't go nuts over that. Son and bunch of his friends who were on staff at a Boy Scout camp in HS all went out after they turned 18 and got matching tattoos with a logo one of them had designed to commemorate their experience. But it was small and back shoulder blade so nothing outrageous. But he didn't tell me about it until after he got it done, lol.

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Debra's avatar

I remind my grandchildren that age and tattoo's do not go well together. Someday they may hear my wisdom ringing in their ears on day. I have one flower that is pretty ugly 50 years later.

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Susan Seas's avatar

I knew someone who at 18 got a huge parrot on her thigh and she was very proud to show it off and my friend and I when we left we said well that is not going to age well! 🤣

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes it’s akin to using a sunset as a background for an ad instead of a garbage dump! It’s normal to gravitate to and appreciate beauty!

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

We walk the sacred path of beauty! Right on, RL!

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Annie's avatar

The covid satirist has a great fatsteria out today. Hilarious 😂

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C. Wilson's avatar

Just say no.

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alongername's avatar

Just say no .......... everyone's plan . (starting next tues)

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C. Wilson's avatar

That is not how I function. Few do.

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alongername's avatar

Few do ? hmmmm

anyway, it was not meant to be personal . sorry if you took it as such

stop smoking. stop drinking/drugs . start an exercise regimen. change the diet . .............. just do it ! (again, just a generaliztion based on what i witness )

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RJ Rambler's avatar

And sexually alluring by looking sexually abused is in. I miss the days of at least looking innocent. Yes the catalogs and sewing pattern depictions, Holly Hobbies, and porn was despised and hidden.

How nice that this old jean maker gives philanthropically, not for the tax credit, to victims of sex abuse while encouraging it... Like cigarette companies helping ppl break the habit.

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My Favorite Things's avatar

RJ,

I find the ad offensive because they make Sydney look like a teenager and have her performing soft porn. Why not have her standing, fully zipped already around horses 🐎 or hiking somewhere beautiful? 🥾

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Lori's avatar
Jul 31Edited

This old jean maker???? I am not following. Who is it?

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RJ Rambler's avatar

I can't remember the brand name but I know they've been around for a very long time.

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Janet's avatar

I was in my 30s when I shopped there. Now I’m , well in my 70s. It’s been in malls a long time.

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Debra's avatar

Levi's?

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Sarah Bee's avatar

Good Morning ☀️

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Words Beyond Me Janice Powell's avatar

✝️✝️✝️

Let love be without hypocrisy—by abhorring what is evil, clinging to what is good, being devoted to one another in brotherly love, giving preference to one another in honor, not lagging behind in diligence, being fervent in spirit, serving the Lord, rejoicing in hope, persevering in affliction, being devoted to prayer, contributing to the needs of the saints, pursuing hospitality.

— Romans 12:9-13 NASB95

✝️✝️✝️

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RJ Rambler's avatar

What could this mean if we knew and practiced it? I think there would be no need for adverteasing and we be buying locally. 🤷🏼‍♀️

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Debra's avatar

Some of us do in both regards. I try my best every day I breath.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

"So when the President sees a foreign judge jailing political opponents without trial"

Or jailing anyone without trial or due process and sending them to a gulag in El Salvador??

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Lori's avatar

Oi Vey BJ...

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Lori's avatar

Can't stay here. They broke the law and need to go back home.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

Agreed but some are here legally and being swept up with no process without the ability to return to their own country if we dont like their government like Venezuala that has the oil that we want.

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Lori's avatar

Please name with specifics these some people.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

The World Order created the migrant crisis around the world. Not Biden.

Divide and Conquer is their game on the backs of their slaves.

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Concerned mom's avatar

They should have "self deported" while they had the chance.... if Joe invited them while in office, they've overstayed their welcome...

Bard, how many of them would you like living in your neighborhood??? How many of them did you personally invite to come invade our country??? If they're being detained in any jail, it must be bc they were found praying and doing good works? Don' think so! but...I could be wrong....nah...

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Vince's avatar

That gulag you mentioned trains the inmates in skilled trades and crafts, so that when they are released they are able to get gainful employment.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

Documented?

The US doesn't even have that.

Your proof?

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Jeremiah Davidson's avatar

Bukele posted a video documenting this

…video proof available for those who research

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Sunnydaze's avatar

Sydney Sweeney causing liberals to thrash around regarding too much whiteness from AE ad, makes me want to go buy AE stuff.

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CecilRhodes's avatar

I don't know if anyone has said the quiet part out loud but I have ugly people fatigue. I am sick of being told to celebrate the ugly people as if they are 10's. They aren't and never will be. I'm sick of seeing them in advertising. I'm sick of them tut tutting on social media the way they are against Sidney Sweeney. Men aren't women, healthy at any size is a lie and ugly people aren't 10's.

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Cynthia's avatar

Amen to that!! It's a clear sign of their mental and emotional instability that these unattractive furious women actually film themselves having their meltdowns and then post them on social media. Like the rest of the world should actually care! We live in bizarre times.

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Mike's avatar

The easiest way to drain their energy is to STOP WATCHING. Every click elevates their status wether you agree to not. Clicks = recognition.

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Lori's avatar

that is why I did not watch that Tik Tok post Jeff included in this substack. No soup for you, no clicks for you! (seinfeld reference).

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Dawn B's avatar

I regretfully watched it and it made me want to punch her smug face to make it stop.

It's shocking that people are really like that. I imagine something happened to her as a kid.

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Donna in MO's avatar

Same...kind of. She almost reminds me of my liberal daughter though, sadly. Oh she is not so bold as to harass some call center woman. But she does bear that superiority complex that says all that she agrees with is virtuous and unleashes her wrath on anyone who dares cross the imaginary (and mostly invisible to me) lines she draws.

Not sure how she got that way. Normal childhood. Super smart, intellectually curious, voracious reader, attractive. Fairly introverted and tended to just hang with her small group of friends. Never one to do the traditional HS stuff like dances and FB games and such. And a hair trigger temper that we never knew when a random explosion would occur.

Kept thinking she would grow out of the liberal phase that came on in her early 20's. But she is soon to be 32. And if anything, she's gotten worse. Oh she has a good job, a husband who is devoted to her and a decent guy, they are adulting well. But glass is always half empty to her.

My working explanation is the toxic culture that sucks these people in and social media tribalism ensures they never have to leave their circle. Especially for introverts who are not out hanging out in the real/in person world much outside of their self imposed echo chamber.

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

I gave her a click and it was a surreal non self aware SNL skit. Will I click on it again, no. What I love about free speech is these people clearly identify themselves.

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Tamara Summers's avatar

I knew I didn’t have to watch it to get the gist as soon as I saw the middle-aged Greta-braids.

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Cynthia's avatar

Exactly! I'm not watching their moronic videos, just noticing how many there are when scrolling on X.

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Carrie's avatar

I’m a child of the 80s, we had supermodels like Cindy Crawford in ads. The AE ad reminds me of traditional advertising using very attractive women and highlighting their assets, and like it or not… sex appeal sells. I also like that this ad appeals to red blooded heterosexual men.

I recently saw on TV an ad for a razor to shave your “intimate parts”… it featured an unattractive woman with hair sticking out of her underwear… 🤢. That Calvin Klein ad reminds me of that.

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alongername's avatar

Too much info .................. hahahahaha

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Bgagnon's avatar

This all made me think of the 1980s Calvin Kline ad with 15 year old Brook Shields - “you know what comes between me and my Calvin Kline’s - nothing!” There was tons of criticism about too provocative - I think both the Brook Shields and the current adds are very well done, especially compared to what we have been shown and expected to get on that bandwagon for the last several years!!!

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LuAnne's avatar

What, Cecil? You don't find the fat ladies in adult diaper tv commercials attractive? How about the tv commercials of fat ladies spraying body deodorant down their pants? 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Mike's avatar

I'm surprised that there isn't more uproar showing "robust" women spraying chemicals over what is already a toxic environmental catastrophe. You already need a hazmat suit to enter that space...

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

Mike, that is the quiet part out loud! 🤣🤣

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

It’s called a ‘limited hangout!’

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Ruth H's avatar

Yes!! If your whole body needs deodorant, take a shower.

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LuAnne's avatar

Lol. They're pushing it as 72 hr protection. Who needs 72 hrs protection unless they don't bathe? Gross.

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Ruth H's avatar

Yes, gross. They show overweight women in their ads and 72 hours would not work for any time as protection for them. It’s just a useless item that no one needs if they bathe or shower regularly.

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Debra's avatar

I remember the days when I only watched the Super Bowl for the commercial's. Those were the days.

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Lori's avatar

Good taste in advertising is most definitely lacking.

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SuezCanal's avatar

I am so tired of the constant vulgarity. Latest run of YouTube commercials is on how we poop and what our poop tells us. PLEASE. STOP.

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Starsky's avatar

I can’t tolerate that obese doctor selling lumi deodorant and using all sorts of childish names for butt, pits & tits.

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SuezCanal's avatar

I either turn off the sound or turn off the screen whenever she and her commercials come on. This is just me, but I would not return to a physician who presented herself so poorly. I'm sure she is appealing to women who let it all hang out and think she's a hoot. I don't find it amusing.

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Lori's avatar

actually, that is important and many don't know about what to look for. unappealing I know but really significant. It's all about the hiney, lol!

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Carolyn's avatar

So gross

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shayne's avatar

🤣😂🤣😂🤣

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Jenn's avatar

🤮😂🤮😂

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cat's avatar

Me too. Also tired of seeing the obligatory black-white couple in every single commercial. Give me a break!

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Melissa S's avatar

I am not thin. I wish I was. But seeing the smiley fat people dancing on drug commercials makes me want to puke.

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shayne's avatar

I had no idea there were so many ugly people in this world, inside and out.

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

Yes, the asthetically challenged are everywhere..an I am one of them.

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SuezCanal's avatar

Jimmy, this comment (and the other one about comfortable clothes) say something to me. People are ugly on purpose. Even the most "aesthetically challenged" person can look like someone with self-respect. I went and found an image consultant 15 years ago--changed me not only outwardly, but internally, regarding how I view myself. I've recommended image consultants to many female and male friends. Results: NIGHT and DAY! I am sad that I see so many people--SO. MANY. PEOPLE.--who purposely and purposefully present themselves ugly. It's a culture of self-loathing.

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

You and Marshall (The limo driver from Joe Vs. The Volcano) would get along marvelously.

I agree with you in some ways. I think, for instance, the movement in the eighties to go "emo" or "goth" was people leaning into ugly. Or they were uniformly conforming to one ideal of nonconformity. True noncomformity, in my opinion, should not take hours and hours to do...it is something that just is.

I also think it is weird that so many beautiful women get tattoos. It's like using graffiti on the Botticelli's Venus. But I am all for their right to do it. In the parlance of Roland Deschain from the Dark Tower series, "the world has moved on."

There is also probably some element of abuse and other mental issues that are also alive and breathing here...and of course, new cultural mores.

I think there is a difference between laziness and self-loathing. I think I am part of the former group than the latter. I don't burn a lot of calories on my appearance. But I won't lie and say that physically, I have great self-esteem. Most of my esteem comes from within.

I imagine most people who view me probably think I don't have self-respect. Maybe they are right. My dad certainly had more self-respect than I do. He wore stylish button-down shirts, which covered the nodules that would be visible on his elbows and other joints due to his rheumatoid arthritis.

I would say its more nuanced, though than simple self-loathing.

There are some that truly do loath themselves. But I spend a lot of time with myself, and have learned that I love many things about myself. I would date for certain traits that I have, wit, and sense of humor being paramount among them.

I have often joked that one of the reasons I am alone by an executive order is that while my standards for what I want are high, what I have to offer comparatively is very low. And I will readily admit this is not a great way to go through life.

It's part of the reason why at the age of 58, I am alone and in a long-term care facility. If you're life has been a way of showing that you don't want to be a bother to others, then others will not bother with you. This is along the same lines of "fail to plan - plan to fail" adage.

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MaryAnn's avatar

Jimmy: 🙏🏻

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SuezCanal's avatar

Joe Vs the Volcano is still on my to-watch list. <grin> When one sees so very many people exhibiting a pattern, one draws inferences. Your point that there are a myriad of circumstances that make up the pattern is taken, and I do not judge anyone as not worthy of my attention and respect even while wondering why in the world they can't bother to comb their hair. You twice referred to your own appearance, so it was a bit of a tell for me. And I 100% agree about beautiful women and tattoos!

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Donna in MO's avatar

Sorry to hear that. Sounds like you have made your peace with it. There is a line between rugged individualism and needy/clingy that we all land somewhere on.

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Barbls's avatar

I am taking the liberty of sharing your comment on a different platform.

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Oregon Kathy's avatar

To me, it’s not about ugly, it’s that they’re pushing an ugly agenda. And in your face about it.

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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that people like to look at attractive, healthy people. Men in particular like to look at beautiful women (doh!)

Just finished the 2nd prequel to the Yellowstone series (1883 and 1923). Clearly Taylor Sheridan knows the importance of casting extremely attractive, healthy people in leading roles. Too bad he has to pander to the kinky sex and virulent Catholic hatred … guess it’s a requirement to get your project funded by Hollywood (or maybe he really thinks this adds to the story lines…)

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Mark1's avatar

Yes, fully agree, but the bar is so low I’ll never look that disgusting. Makes me feel better!

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SB's avatar

It’s because many liberals are ugly and as per usual, they are trying to dictate your thoughts to make them feel better about themselves.

I wonder how many customers Calvin Kline lost?

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alongername's avatar

I'm really wondering ......... just how do those fat people procreate ??

they must have some secret ..... cause they are taking over the world !

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

You aren't born fat, well most people aren't born fat. But I think the food pyramid might be one of the factors.

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shibumi's avatar

You mean that "Froot Loops are healthier than scrambled eggs" food pyramid?

Or the one that says we need 6-11 servings of carbs per day?

https://graphdiagram.com/us-food-pyramid/

And yes, it's probably changed since the above graph.

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Jimmy Gleeson's avatar

If you simply moved the meats and dairy to the bottom, and the carbs to the top, we would be in a much better place.

But here is an indicator that the food pyramid is messed up: I love carbs. If I love something, and that something contributes to my being fat, it might not be the best thing for me.

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shibumi's avatar

Um.... I'm pretty sure all of your post is super dangerous Wrongthink.

But true none the less.

;)

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CStone's avatar

I take umbrage at your remark😂

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Conservative Contrarian's avatar

They populate the drug commercials because they look, & probably are sicker than average.

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Mary Ann Caton's avatar

🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

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RunningLogic's avatar

💯

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Tim R's avatar

It's such great PR, it makes me wonder if AE is paying these leftists to post this crazy stuff?!

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SB's avatar

Good point because I’d never heard of Sweeney and hadn’t seen the ad until social media blew up about it and now I kinda want to take my teenager and all her friends to AE to buy something

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Carrie's avatar

Hmm, that would be a brilliant move. I hope it’s organic outrage though, it’s funny seeing irrational people melt down over nothing.

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Vince's avatar

I don't think I would have seen the ad if not for all the rage it has created. It was a genius move for the marketing department.

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Mary Ann Caton's avatar

Can we call Customer Service and tell them that? 🤣🤣🤣

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Johnny Be Real's avatar

If so, and they came out and published it, wow! That would be genius.

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Occam's avatar

I'm surprised that brand is still around, frankly.

Have you seen the stock price? It's back relevant again.

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Lori's avatar

They have comfortable and well fitting clothes. My closet is full of AE.

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

Does AE makes "guys" jeans? hmmm. Maybe I will. . .

dang, got too many jeans right now. Next year.

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LogicFirst's avatar

Not only do they make guys jeans, they also have them in longer inseams (36”) if needed.

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Starsky's avatar

Yes they do. I once art-directed a photo shoot for AE men’s jeans and flannel shirts.

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

They’re on sale right now!!

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Lori's avatar

they do.

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Vince's avatar

Me too, I have been browsing AE's website.

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Debra's avatar

Victoria's Secret still uses attractive women too. Just sayin. :)

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Starsky's avatar

They’re still using trans models, too. Are you sure you’re looking at a woman?

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Debra's avatar

I did not know this as I have not looked recently. I get a coupon from them, and they look like women but I throw them away pretty fast.

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alongername's avatar

I'm dreaming of a white.... Sydney ..........

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Conservative Contrarian's avatar

Here's a theory.

Concerning Russiagate, they are saying people can't be prosecuted because the statute of limitations has expired. My theory is IF the evidence was hidden via being classified, the statute of limitations clock should not have been ticking. Only after being declassified should said clock be ticking 🔔🕐!

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Jpeach's avatar

No statute of limitations for an ongoing seditious conspiracy, to take down Trump. The more they lie and cover up, the longer the conspiracy lasts.

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Conservative Contrarian's avatar

All crimes should be prosecuted.

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Tom's avatar

It's illegal to classify something to conceal the commission of a crime.

If I were in charge, I would strongly consider whether such classification activity is a part of the original crime, thus extending the date of commission of said crime for the duration of the classification.

Given that the information was found in a SCIF, I would guess that would tack on at least 25 years.

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Susan Seas's avatar

No statute of limitations for treason? Plus, some people have said that they’re continuing the lie therefore it’s still active. 🤷🏼‍♀️

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Jeff S's avatar

So you're telling me there's a chance...

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Conservative Contrarian's avatar

It seems DoJ might try to use SoL as a reason to not prosecute. If the evidence was labeled classified, it couldn't be presented in court. Now that it has been declassified it can be used in court, so now SoL clock/calendar should start, upon date of declassification.

That's my theory & I'm sticking to it!!! 🤠

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Beckadee's avatar

Brennan and Clapper probably just reset the clock with their NYT op-ed.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/30/opinion/trump-obama-treason-russia-miller.html

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SB's avatar

Of course they are. Just another indication of how guilty they are. If they weren’t, they’d be saying “bring it.” I guarantee Trump would say that because he isn’t guilty.

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Maggie Think of Me's avatar

Sydney Sweeney jeans SOLD OUT yesterday and American Eagle stock went up 18%. What a fantastic ad! Heard from the lady who has done more jeans ads than ANYONE else, EVER. (Used to work for Levi's for 31 years). She was on Newsmax last night. Her take? BRILLIANT! Keep it going! Oh, and by the way, those questioning the ad... Beyonce was in a Levi's ad wearing full denim and showing off her fake blonde locks not so very long ago... and, it was apparently ok.

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Dana Hope's avatar

You mean when Beyoncé was engaging in cultural appropriation?

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Lydia Lozano's avatar

Yes. She has culturally appropriated white women's hair. She has also bleached her skin in another act of self-loathing. There are a bunch of videos on Youtube showing her descent into paleness.

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walk2write's avatar

Michael Jackson led the way.

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Concerned mom's avatar

In more ways than one .... becoming white, in skin coloring and face features, styling himself as a female, specifically in the likeness of Liz Taylor, fathering children from white females only, etc.....and these are only some of what is publicly known

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Lori's avatar

I will never understand that. God made you what you are so enjoy and don't emulate anyone else.

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Debra's avatar

How many remember Michael Jackson and his "changes"?

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Susan Seas's avatar

This ⬆️

Like that black woman married to a white pastor who has fake blonde hair… Yelling about white people … OK

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Kamala is married to a white guy.

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Susan Seas's avatar

Yes! I forget that!

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Mike's avatar

I wonder how much money Byonce and Levis made using all that cultural appropriation

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Valerie's avatar

That’s Jennifer Sey. She’s written at least 3 articles related to jeans marketing and the Sweeney controversy, one of which has clips from a bunch of ads she did in the 20+ years she worked for Levi’s.

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Valerie's avatar

Should have said those articles are on substack.

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shayne's avatar

I'm loving this!

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Lori's avatar

Music to my ears!

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Eric - The Imaginary Hobgoblin's avatar

Well...I took the cheese, Counselor. I got 15 seconds into the video and proceeded to wretch in such a horrid manner that my dog was throwing me looks of serious concern. I've had my fill of these flippin self-righteous, slobbering, brain damaged turd buckets. I'm not wasting anymore time on these tards. American Eagle...the very name reeks of whiteness and American exceptionalism. Oh, the very nerve. Yankees to the right!..Doodles to the left!...Chitlins forever, y'all!

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Carrie's avatar

I was wondering regarding this story… what if AE had cast Beyoncé in that ad (she’s in a Levi’s ad, so she would probably not be allowed) with the same script, these buffoonish AWFLs would have said nothing. I think the AWFLs are racist nitwits.

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

I think Emily Compagno from Fox News would be a GREAT model for AE!

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DeAnna's avatar

Yes she so beautiful ❤️

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

and!, SUCH a sweetheart.

Every father wishes for a daughter like her.

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Cinghale's avatar

And nobody complained about Beyoncé’s BLONDE hair in that ad….

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Karen Bandy's avatar

Yep, she warned the girl on the phone that she might be locked up. Assumed her nationality or non-whiteness.

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Carrie's avatar

I watched the whole thing… that smug woman.

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Annie's avatar

She was the definition of an AWFL! Mental illness and TDS on full display. Also, don't forget she's extremely jealous of Sydney Sweeney. These leftist chicks are jealous. Sad way to live life.

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MaryAnn's avatar

I wonder how that vid will play when the AWFL starts her job search. She offended at least 50% of ad viewers. The internet is forever.

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Lori's avatar

I daresay they are misogynists.

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ViaVeritasVita's avatar

But they have cats to love.

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Merry McIntyre's avatar

So do I & I’m not one of them. Time to get off the cat thing. 😼

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Annie's avatar

Poor cats.

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Eric - The Imaginary Hobgoblin's avatar

A rather charitable description.

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CStone's avatar

The snarky look on her face……..thinking she was going to change the world with her little TikTok. I wonder how much she got paid for that.

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Eric - The Imaginary Hobgoblin's avatar

In Twinkies.

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AM Schimberg's avatar

Smug Obnoxious Woman... Or SOW 😄

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Jeff Johnson's avatar

Bless you for being a risk-taker. Hope you recover soon.

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Joseph Kaplan's avatar

I could only her first few words. Uggh

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shayne's avatar

You have more patience than me 😉

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Carrie's avatar

Not really, I was just in a mood to be outraged.🤷‍♀️

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

🤮

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SB's avatar

Isn’t she privileged to be able to spout her nonsense on YouTube.

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Jeff Childers's avatar

I warned you

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Eric - The Imaginary Hobgoblin's avatar

You don't tell a child to not stick its fingers in the light socket and expect a good outcome. Pain and suffering. My therapist thinks I have a strong case. See you in court!

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Occam's avatar

You think she's got a husband, happy nuclear family and a rewarding career going?

I'd take the under on that bet.

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Lori's avatar

Happy does not act like that....

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Mike's avatar

Yeah, her "husband" is a trust fund nitwit that is deaf-dumb-blind. (apologies to the hearing impaired for the contrived insult), With a BMI over 40.

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Carrie's avatar

Ha ha. Under

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Lori's avatar

I took Jeff's advice and decided not to give her any more attention.

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shayne's avatar

🤣🤣 I wish there was a laughing emoji next to the 'like' button. You'd get mine every time!

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Karen Bandy's avatar

She was the epitome of racist, she assumed the woman on the phone was of another race and better watch out…. ‘you might be locked up’ 😂

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Jamison's avatar

I watched, too. 😳

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¡Andrew the Great!'s avatar

So "flirting with eugenics" is bad, so say the folks who champion and enthusiastically kill unborn babies right up until birth.

I'm far from alone in this, but I've been saying for years now that Liberalism/Leftism is a mental disorder. In fact, though, it's a mental illness. Leftism is a mental illness. Leftists are batsht crazy.

Avoid Leftists at all cost.

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CStone's avatar

It’s actually spiritual. The demonic spirits are all around and in them.

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Debra's avatar

The demonic spirits lead to the mental illness so it is both.

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Jeremiah Davidson's avatar

I’m thinking that some humans submit their souls to the lead of the demons until they become one with the demons.

… it is written that Satan entered the heart of Judas

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Lori's avatar

and applaud bill gates who comes from a family of eugenicists.

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SB's avatar

And applaud planned parenthood which was started for the goal of killing black babies.

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Bgagnon's avatar

I believe Gates father was a founding member of planned parenthood - eugenics family.

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Debra's avatar

Most "normal" people understand it is a mental and a spiritual disorder. We are instructed to pray for them and to love one another. We are also told not to be yoked with those who could lead us into temptation.

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Jeremiah Davidson's avatar

I’m wondering, Debra, if Jesus ever prayed for or loved the leaders of Israel that he said were doing the works of their father, the devil. I will admit to his attempts to get them to think about, and change, their wrong doctrines and actions,

…but, there are places in the book where God said don’t pray for them because he’s not gonna listen

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Debra's avatar

You are right. We are also told not to cast our pearls before swine and sometimes we are to brush the dust from our feet and move along. I think we can try once when we are felt to try with others but if there is no sign of remorse or repentance then we move along. There are also those who have been blind like Pharoah who would not change his mind no matter what. Jesus tried reason many times with the Jewish leaders but they were set in their own agenda of greed and power.

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Jeremiah Davidson's avatar

That which has been is that which will be, And that which has been done is that which will be done. So there is nothing new under the sun.

Ecclesiastes 1:9 (NASB95)

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Conservative Contrarian's avatar

Liberals/ leftist and many who claim to be Libertarian too. How can a person be a libertarian and sanction the killing of a human? The ultimate oxymoron!

I think in reality, as with liberals/leftist, they are only concerned about what affects them on a personal level. Very sanctimonious!

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Carrie's avatar

Dear Sydney Sweeney,

Please please please don’t apologize! You will continue to receive so much pressure from your industry, but stay strong and swim against the tide.

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Barry Lederman, “normie”'s avatar

Sydney’s brand just increased in value!

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Vince's avatar

I never heard of her until now.

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Debra's avatar

Same!

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Jpeach's avatar

The more the Left tries to takedown Western Culture, the more “normies” become red pilled.

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Coalburned's avatar

I've had it with the obsession with skin color. This country is so messed up. Since when does my skin color have anything to do with my values, my character, my life choices, or anything else for that matter? No more. I reject every notion that something as meaningless as skin color determines who or what we are.

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Copernicus's avatar

Exactly!

MLK Jr's dream was that one day his kids would live in a country where they were judged not by the color of their skin.

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Lori's avatar

Harkens me back to the movie, Guess Who's Coming to Dinner and the famous Sidney Poitier line. "Dad... You're my father. I'm your son. I love you. I always have, and I always will. But you think of yourself as a colored man. I think of myself as a man."

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MnmMom's avatar

Such a good movie! It examined so many different perspectives- and especially what you think you believe until it hits home. Example of what a good film should do.

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Lori's avatar

one of my all time favs!

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RunningLogic's avatar

Yes and you are grouped with other people you may have zero in common with because you have a mostly similar skin color. I am supposedly somehow like that AWFL in the video because our skin colors are more similar than different but I can tell you that is probably the ONLY thing besides also being female that we share. It makes no sense to me!

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Pat Wetzel's avatar

Perhaps it's not meant to make sense.

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RunningLogic's avatar

It’s totally not meant to. It’s used to divide and manipulate people and most (even conservatives) buy into it completely.

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Coalburned's avatar

Perhaps, but then I'd like someone to explain why millions fall for the scam, because I definitely can't makes sense of that.

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RunningLogic's avatar

Because it allows people to have one more way to be tribal and also to feel superior to another group of people. It allows them to claim victim status and gain tangible benefits. Too many people have too much invested in the idea to let it go.

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Jeff S's avatar

What really matters is whether someone can shoot a decent jump shot, as an old hoop friend used to say. (He was a pro.)

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Coalburned's avatar

Reminds me of White Men Can’t Jump.

Several years ago my granddaughter asked to shoot some hoops. I wasn’t sure if I still had a decent jump shot, but turns out I did. I was feeling pretty good about it until the next morning when both knees were so stiff I could barely walk. Took over a week to get back to normal. I’ll have to settle for being an “old guy”.

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Jeff S's avatar

Ditto. Up until a few years back, I lifted weights every day then ventured to the indoor courts to put myself though my old one hour practice routine, dribbling and shooting and jumping. Not any more. Now, I just lift weights and crunch abs Monday through Saturday, resting on Sunday. One day, at my funeral, people are going to file past my open casket, point down and say, "Look at him. He's in great shape...for a dead guy." I hope.

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SD Scott's avatar

Color revolution: Marxist ideology sponsored in part by China. And why would China, which enslaves & exterminates religious minorities, care about racial tensions in the USA?

It’s just another means of warfare.

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Coalburned's avatar

Division=Weakness

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Carol M.'s avatar

Our country is not messed up, the libs/progs just enjoy ppl fighting. Melanin content is beside the point, as long as you don’t make it the point.🇺🇸✌🏼🫶

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Coalburned's avatar

And yet for millions, melanin is like an idol. For them, everything is filtered through the lens of skin tone.

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Robin Esau's avatar

My sentiments exactly!

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Conservative Contrarian's avatar

Sad as it is, it's our reality and as disgusting as it is we need to remember a couple of generations have been indoctrinated to think/behave that way and to become complacent & take your eye off your surroundings could prove dangerous.

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Lori's avatar

I agree.

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Daryl Grant's avatar

In the words of Popeye, “I’ve taken all I can stands and I can’t stands no more”.

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neener's avatar

I need a shirt with that on it!!!

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CStone's avatar

Yes!!!!!

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Franklin O'Kanu's avatar

Regarding the rising rates of ADHD and Autism, they’ve been trying to “normalize” autism—I mean vaccine injured kids— for a while now.

And it all started when they changed the DSM criteria and with a plethora of shows aimed at kids who wanna be “unique,” “special,” “quirky.”

Go to your doctor and since you SEEM this way, you get an autism diagnosis.

Crazy world we live in my friends:

https://unorthodoxy.substack.com/p/how-the-dsm-iii-and-tv-shows-rebranded

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wily_coyote-genius's avatar

Try bring a parent of a severely autistic child! I’m certain it ain’t an easy life! I was told my child had ADHD, (never diagnosed, as he didn’t fit the criteria). Was told by educators he wasn’t as smart as we thought he was, was going to end up in the trades, (half my family members are tradesmen). He now has a Masters in Engineering. Choke on that, educators!

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Dr Linda's avatar

My Son is not severely autistic. He has Aspergers. I caught very early on since I was involved with raising babies at an early age (Sibs).

I spent hours every week at OT, PT, music classes, gymnastics, then T ball, social skills classes, workshops. You get the picture. I was lucky, I could devote my time to his future because my former spouse had a good job.

I am sorry for anyone who doesn’t have the time or resources to be able to do this.

I am not sure why I am blurting this out. I thank God for the ability and resources to help him.

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Jake's avatar

See my reply above.

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CHop's avatar

A teacher told my husband's parents that he was slow. It turns out he was just bored.

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Bgagnon's avatar

Yep - my son’s first grade teacher (before advent of ADHD and Autism) told us that he was dyslexic (the ADHD of his time). When we asked how she knew she said “I’m a teacher and trained to know these things.” After testing, at our insistence, turned out not dyslexic but bored and likely smarter than the teacher!!!

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Dr Linda's avatar

I spent most of high school in that state.

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Jake's avatar

My brother has undiagnosed Aspergers which is part of the autism spectrum. He was a D student in high school. After a stint in the Army he got degree in Electrical Engineering and passed his Professional Engineering exam. He can fix just about anything. He's also smart enough to be conservative.

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

You should drop his CV / resume' off to the HS "counselor". . . Just for kicks.

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Principled Pragmatist's avatar

Autism awareness… Autism acceptance… Autism appreciation…

Same exact arc and trajectory as the Gay issue.

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shibumi's avatar

Well... there's another thing to consider.

If you believe that white Christian men of normal IQ are the greatest threat to "globalism," you might think that "globalists" would want a white Christian society filled with mentally ill young people, chronically sick young people and young people that are neurodivergent, since all of these groups *might* be easier to manage. Key word being *might*.

In the end, maybe we're all considered cattle, and what really matters is that, as our numbers grow, we become easier to control.

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MoM's avatar
Jul 31Edited

It amazes me, their behavior. Books need to be written about their condition. The left screams eugenics about a jeans commercial all the while loving abortion (correlation is obvious) and not to mention, leftists screaming at the right having hidden Nazi messages in jean advertisement in between them attending "kill the Jews" rallies.🙄

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Tom's avatar

While displaying a Ukraine flag to support a regime that employs battalions of old-school Nazi's.

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Carrie's avatar

While mutilating children, performing Mengele like procedures with chemicals, surgery and social contagions.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I had the same thoughts!

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SD Scott's avatar

Childhood vaccinations = eugenics. End of story!

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kapoore's avatar

Have to add…if autism was such a good thing why does it cost like 5 million dollars to raise an autistic child. What is the real employment rate among autistic people—I mean really autistic people? Not great. So… where are they going to go. Are they going to end up on the streets or in renovated institutions where they will be drugged. No future scenario looks good or virtuous.

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Gym+Fritz's avatar

Autism . . Depopulation . . Low birth rates . . Climate crisis . . Pandemics . . Covid vaccinations . . Infertility . . Pattern?

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Debra's avatar

The End........

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The Obsolete Man's avatar

There are examples of autistic people that were brilliant in one pursuit or another, and their quirks are seen as a trade off to their brilliance. Most of the time though, it’s a major hindrance and a problem.

Hollywood does these people no favors by portraying all autistic people as misunderstood savants.

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Lydia Lozano's avatar

It is all part of the weakening and stupiding down of our country, sponsored by, to name one, Bill Gates, along with the failing schools. This is all necessary for the populace to be beaten down so we will obey orders from the Overlords.

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As much as I dislike Gates and his ilk I place a lot of blame on local churches. We have accepted the mindset that it's government's job to take care of other people & their issues. Most churches are cocooned.

Imagine how God would/could be glorified if the many idle churches stepped up and assisted the few churches who are active. That's what this country needs, not the biggest greatest ever whatevers!

Ok, I'll shut up.

I could go on for hours on this subject!

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Susan Seas's avatar

A friends 25 yr old son has Aspergers and cannot get a job anywhere.

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shayne's avatar

I worked with a man who has Aspergers. He struggled to learn, and to do his job without making mistakes. The higher-ups didn't take his learning disability into consideration. It's very difficult for people with this condition.

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shibumi's avatar

Well, if you're over 50 and cognitively "normal," you're not going to find a job either. So there's that.

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Susan Seas's avatar

Very True!

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shayne's avatar

In the future, autistic people will be among the first to be eliminated. They're creating a thousand ways to 500 million people.

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RunningLogic's avatar

I agree, that is a legitimate concern 😕 If it’s caused by something man made like vaccines and we can do something to change that, of course we should!

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Johnny-O's avatar

While I personally don't really give an eff about the woke BS and wish there was much less focus on it, Jeff hit the nail on the head here:

We’re now living in an upside-down world where saying you’re fit, attractive, and happy is “eugenic imagery,” but chemically sterilizing kids is “healthcare.”

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Occam's avatar

A part of me thinks that the over-the-top reaction of the left on stuff like this is actually beneficial. At some point, they have to run out of words to describe their indescribably outrage? When everything is eugenics, violence, nazism, and the worst thing ever, then their outrage ceases to have meaning, no?

When the angry cat lady next door screams at you for long enough, don't people start to laugh at her eventually?

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btloms3's avatar

I’d call it neuro-linguistic programming-normalizing eugenics. After all, we see how government agencies are expending vast amounts of money in biotechnology, let alone private eugenic “philanthropists” who have invested in this merging of human and machine. But for what purpose? Control and surveillance or the more altruistic side of helping a person move a paralyzed limb? Remember when euthanasia was only for the terminally ill?

It has to be presented with a shiny object so the useless eaters will scarf it up.

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

Jeff is the metaphor & similie MASTER!

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Sue Rosenthal's avatar

And I would just add alliteration ace

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Kerrylee's avatar

But Brazil isn't the only one. The UK to whom we owe much of the framework for our speech is cracking down. But we don't owe to the gov't but to the individuals willing to have their ears nailed to scaffolding for articulating their words aloud. The gov't is up to its tricks again, but in a different way. Here is something from Pirate Wires Daily Three Takes. Elon isn't the only billionaire concerned about free speech.

"The UK’s “Online Safety Act” is live, not only requiring age verification for British citizens on American social media platforms, messaging apps, search engines, and user-generated platforms like YouTube and Twitch, but also levying massive fines on companies that fail to censor “harmful” material, which the British government publicly defines as sex stuff, and legally defines as political content the British government doesn’t like (good luck criticizing imported Pakistani rape gangs, for example). Sadly, despite Paul Graham’s incredible recent suggestion that his beloved Britain might become a “hub for intellectual refugees” fleeing Trump, this is the most draconian piece of anti-speech legislation we’ve seen in any of our lives, and our problem is broader than the UK’s decline. Europe’s attempting to leverage its market power to force similar censorship at home. Our companies have defended against such authoritarianism for years, but they’re losing ground, and there’s only one play left. Mr. Trump, a little help?"

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Johnny-O's avatar

Elon isn't concerned about free speech. He's concerned about gathering as much data as possible in his quest to be our overlord.

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Jeff S's avatar

Anything's possible.

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Kerrylee's avatar

I tell a friend the only savior is the one in your faith. Even the best intentioned actions can unleash poison and the selfish ones can be beneficial. So lots of wisdom in 'Stay Frosty'

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Jake's avatar

The Dems maybe, Elon I doubt it.

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Barbara Moser, RNC's avatar

“On line Safety Act” - or is it the silence act? Wake up UK.

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