Posted on 10/16/2023 8:14:58 AM PDT by John Semmens
Dylan Mulvaney, a young man who has been impersonating a teenage girl for the past two years, was named "Woman of the Year" by Virgin Atlantic Attitude Awards (a partnership of Virgin Airlines and Attitude Magazine--a bi-monthly celebrating the gay lifestyle).
Editor Matt Cain called Mulvaney "a truly remarkable person who has had a surreally large impact in the advertising world. Her appearance on a can of Bud Light Beer ignited a boycott that knocked the brand off its top spot in the market and cost the company 30% of its market share. No single advocate for temperance has ever had so big of an effect on reducing the incidence of alcoholism in world history."
Basking in the glow of his out-sized influence over beer drinking habits, Mulvaney has suggested a sequel ad in which "I would play the part of a transwoman drinking Bud Light at a bar with a cowboy as my date. The tag line for the ad would be 'There's room for all of us beer drinkers in this town.' Even if the Budweiser people reject this idea, as long as I have the queer community that sees me for my truth, I'm going to be OK!"
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a partnership of Virgin Airlines and Attitude Magazine.......
And Jaguar was a sponsor...............
Women have breasts and hips. And nag you half the time.
She/he laughed so hard upon hearing that news her/his pecker fell off.
You know the world is screwed when males prefer their women to be men. Hey! The women did it to themselves! LOL!
Real women must really suck if some mentally ill dude who has been a “woman” for less than 2 years is “woman of the year”.
“a bi-monthly”
I see what they did there.
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