Living up to the title
Sometimes the clothing a person wears does say a lot about them. Perhaps I’m going to fit the title of the blog by saying this but people—make that adults who wear looney toons clothing seem to be of a certain breed. If you too have observed this, please let me know.
Those who like Taz are likely to also like NASCAR. Women who wear Tweety bird items are either married to a NASCAR fan and/or are fat. A woman who I work with has the fat tweety fan thing going on. Since she does not seem to bathe regularly, I’m drawn to loathing her and I notice her more so than those who don’t irritate me. Yesterday she wore a Tweety shirt that said in big, bright letters, “NOT IN THIS LIFE TIME” with an angry Tweety on the center of the shirt….i’m not taking a bath in this life time? I’m not going to actually work while at work in this life time? I can only hope it doesn’t mean she thinks she’s attractive and stating that she’s not going to have sex with anyone—though this is a good thing.
Today, her Tweety bird shirt once again had an enormous, angry tweety in the center and beneath it said NO WAY, NOT TODAY. once again, i can't begin to imagine what she's trying to portray...
What in the hell? She isn’t the first person, mouth gaping in an I have an extra chromosome way to exhibit this choice of clothing. In fact, I vote that it’s just too common to be coincidence. So what is it with these people? Why are they the ones drawn the once harmless looney-toon characters?
I don’t see many other looney toon characters on t-shirts. Goofy (who I have no problem with) and Mickey Mouse (which tends to branch out from the above classifications and is worn by a wide variety of people) aren’t as common.
Donald Duck is excluded because he’s cool. However, those who insist on doing a Donald duck impression more than once in the presence of one person are irritating.
I do see a lot of Winnie the Pooh but he too seems to have a broad fan base…though he does seem to be highly popular amongst single mothers.
on a lighter note, pole dancing is a form of aerobic exercise
Those who like Taz are likely to also like NASCAR. Women who wear Tweety bird items are either married to a NASCAR fan and/or are fat. A woman who I work with has the fat tweety fan thing going on. Since she does not seem to bathe regularly, I’m drawn to loathing her and I notice her more so than those who don’t irritate me. Yesterday she wore a Tweety shirt that said in big, bright letters, “NOT IN THIS LIFE TIME” with an angry Tweety on the center of the shirt….i’m not taking a bath in this life time? I’m not going to actually work while at work in this life time? I can only hope it doesn’t mean she thinks she’s attractive and stating that she’s not going to have sex with anyone—though this is a good thing.
Today, her Tweety bird shirt once again had an enormous, angry tweety in the center and beneath it said NO WAY, NOT TODAY. once again, i can't begin to imagine what she's trying to portray...
What in the hell? She isn’t the first person, mouth gaping in an I have an extra chromosome way to exhibit this choice of clothing. In fact, I vote that it’s just too common to be coincidence. So what is it with these people? Why are they the ones drawn the once harmless looney-toon characters?
I don’t see many other looney toon characters on t-shirts. Goofy (who I have no problem with) and Mickey Mouse (which tends to branch out from the above classifications and is worn by a wide variety of people) aren’t as common.
Donald Duck is excluded because he’s cool. However, those who insist on doing a Donald duck impression more than once in the presence of one person are irritating.
I do see a lot of Winnie the Pooh but he too seems to have a broad fan base…though he does seem to be highly popular amongst single mothers.
on a lighter note, pole dancing is a form of aerobic exercise
posted by Shy at 1:11 PM
1 Comments:
Most people I've known who wear the loony toon stuff or have colletions of specific charcter stuff are a bit on the weird side. The Disney stuff is everywhere I think it is programmed into our heads.
Pooh bear is.
While I'm usually in favor of women being half nekkid or less the pole dancing seems to be part of this disturbing trend of treating women as second class citizens again, rather than individuals they are sex objects. I's be more disturbed but I am male and can not help but be intrigued by women flying about the pole.
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