GAP Commercial

[Bob434]

well Levis are running gay supporting commercials now (They’ve been pushing a gay agenda for awhile now- but saw a commercial the other day with a gay supporting theme in it- done buying levis)- so now all my jeans are wrangler-

[bigbob]

Sonny is spinning like a dynamo

[Impala64ssa]

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If it weren't for this symbol of oppression of American Blacks, the GAP wouldn't be in the business of making overpriced jeans, but they cater to a gay clientele, do they get special dispensation? Let's see if Blackness, no pun intended TRUMPS gayness.

[Army Air Corps]

I stopped buying Levis when I discovered that they support gun grabbers.

[faithhopecharity]

HA HA!
and yes, Cher does look like a tranny, always did

talent, yes she had some talent
(tho I never cared much for their act, just a personal thing i guess)

[RegulatorCountry]

She can ruin her children and make them dysfunctional without autotune.

[DesertRhino]

You must be proud. Sounds like you raised him right. Imagine the heartbroken fathers who walked in to hear their son expand on how Cher looks compared to her earlier work, and saying how much he admires her!

[lee martell]

That was my belly laugh of the day!
Cher would probably consider the confusion as a compliment.

[DakotaGator]

Cher is beginning to look like a cross between Boy George and Michael Jackson. No wonder the son thought she was a “tranny”!

[Bob434]

didn’t know about that- yet another reason to drop them- thanks for pointing that out

[Southside_Chicago_Republican]

Your son lived 24 years without ever having been exposed to Cher? That’s a pretty good run.

[steve86]

“- so now all my jeans are wrangler- “

I thought that Levis=homo, Wrangler=straight thing was obvious about 10 years ago.

[Stanwood_Dave]

"Cher is the Boomer Generation’s version of Mae West."

I was born 1953, so as a member {Boomer Generation’s} in good standing, or more importantly, still standing above ground, as opposed to below ground:

Just what is it, that Cher will be known for, 83 years from now?

Mae West was / is best known for her line "Is that a pistol in your pocket, or are you just glad / happy to see me."

It's from the 1933 film, She done him wrong, starring Mae West and Cary Grant. Mae actually says, "Is that a pistol in your pocket, or are you just glad to see me"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Is_that_a_gun_in_your_pocket,_or_are_you_just_happy_to_see_me%3F#cite_note-61

Gehring, Wes D. (1999). Parody as Film Genre: "Never Give a Saga an Even Break". Greenwood Publishing Group. p. 39. ISBN 0-313-26186-5.

In my humble opinion, at best Cher will be remembered for is the night Sonny & Cher appeared on Late Night with David Letterman.

On November 13, 1987, ten years after their divorce, Sonny and Cher appeared on Late Night with David Letterman. The duo stopped by for an interview and to sing their hit “I Got You Babe.”

https://waitwhatsadial.com/2013/08/16/sonny-and-cher-on-late-night-with-letterman/

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Isn’t the singer Samuel L. Jackson?

He's not a singer, he's a rapper named Future.

[Yaelle]

Lol! Another funny Cher story was when one day early in the morning her limo pulled up to a pharmacy or something and a guy recognized the person in the limo so went over to pay some respect.

“I love you Howard, I listen to your show every day, Mr. Stern, you’re the greatest!”

And then the way he tells the story later, how she SQUEAKED in that way she does, Cher was all “You thought I was a MA-AN!?! You thought I was a MAN?!?” So funny.

[Sgt_Schultze]

Inclusion. It's everywhere.

Nike Pro Hijab

[Fresh Wind]

Are you sure that’s Cher? I thought it was Morticia Addams.

[Bullish]

I thought this was going to be about the child who likes his stuffed lion but not the dog.

That's a wonderful commercial by the way. I love it. I thought the baby was a girl though.

[Bullish]

I'm about as old as you are and I never got Mae West. A little before my time for sure but I love some of the old comedy movies like Laurel and Hardy, WC fields and Marx bros. etc. But I never even got a half a chuckle out of anything by Mae West. She was so wooden of an 'actress' they could have dressed up a manikin and read the lines for her and you wouldn't see any difference.

I never saw what anyone of that period saw in her. Oh and I also thought she was fat and ugly so how did she get a reputation as a 'sex symbol'? That always kind of nonplussed me.

[Bullish]

Boy, do you ever owe me an apology.