I met a guy at the bar. Surprisingly he agreed that porn was exploitave. Friendship may
All right, too much bourbon, but partially fueled by watching "Walk the Line." I so would have kicked Johnny Cash in the nuts. Several times.
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Saturday, March 11, 2006
Woooo
Drunk typing is hard.
I met a guy at the bar. Surprisingly he agreed that porn was exploitave. Friendship maypersue ensue (see what happens when you drunk blog!). Strange, usually people end up yelling at me about how porn is ok.
All right, too much bourbon, but partially fueled by watching "Walk the Line." I so would have kicked Johnny Cash in the nuts. Several times.
I met a guy at the bar. Surprisingly he agreed that porn was exploitave. Friendship may
All right, too much bourbon, but partially fueled by watching "Walk the Line." I so would have kicked Johnny Cash in the nuts. Several times.
Yay! I met a guy recently who wants to campaign against strip clubs, lads mags and sexual objectification of women...so refreshing!
ReplyDeleteHope your head isn't pounding as much as mine is right now. Damn gin.
Nope. The whiskey and I go way back. Hasn't made my head hurt yet.
ReplyDeleteBut I am convinced that the anti-spam stuff was designed to cut down on drunk posting, not spam.
What about women using porn? (I know quite a few who did). Or strip clubs?
ReplyDeleteregards, Kasper
It's still expolitave of women, for a good book on the subject I'd suggest Female Chauvinist Pigs by Ariel Levy. It really goes into detail about the phenomenon and is amazing and a quick read (I couldn't put it down.)
ReplyDeleteWhat about women using porn? (I know quite a few who did). Or strip clubs?
ReplyDelete*sigh* What about them? The performance by some people for the sexual desires of other people is inherently and explicitly objectification. The sexual objectification of women as performers for men's sexuality is more objectionable because it is exponentially more widespread and contributes to a cultural assumption that women's sexuality consists solely or primarily of performance to satisfy the sexual desires of men.
For the 999,999th time.
Hey, are you still hungover?
ReplyDeleteno (days later) wasn't the next day either, but I mysteriously want more bourbon.
ReplyDeleteIs there another absinthe party I should know about?
it's nice to see you back lorenzo.
ReplyDeleteIt's a funny thing about blogger; I can't tell what date people's comments are. Just the hour.
ReplyDeleteOkay, today is Tuesday, March 14, and I'm posting this around 8:08pm Eastern time. No absinthe party at my place, just a thread on the Dark Lord of Lust (as those krazy kristians say).
Over at Trish's place, though, she is hosting an absinthe party today in honor of her birthday. The Countess: http://trishwilson.typepad.com/blog/
Hooray for absinthe parties! And my absinthe party informant! *wink wink*
ReplyDeleteI'm a little afraid of absinthe.
ReplyDeleteI get hungover from even looking at booze these days.
best regards, nice info » » »
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