Posted on 09/30/2006 12:05:11 AM PDT by beaversmom
"Can you imagine if men walked around with bulges (not utterly gay men, but straight men) and the bulges were made of gel in a bag. That would be insane, bizarre and hilarious wouldn't it? "
Sorry, the sexes aren't interchangeable, if women would have sex with us if we had big b*lls, then we would pay to enhance them and push them around in wheelbarrows.
Dear TomGuy:
You wrote: "They do these extremes to break the casting curse many childhood stars think exists -- that they get permanently welded into the childhood character. Danny Bonaduce was Danny Partridge for decades. Gary Coleman can't shake the Diff'rent Strokes type casting."
Does that mean that we can soon expect some explicit, steamy performances from Bonaduce and Coleman (perhaps together?!) in an attempt to shake off their childhood characters?
I certainly hope not!
Regards,
Too round?? What shape are they supposed to be??
:D
There's a name for this kind of spurious argument. I don't know it, but I know there is.
It's where you set up one unpleasant extreme to compare to another, pretending that there is nothing in between. Of course there is!
Woof!
I am absolutely mind-blown! I didn't know that this kind of crap was on regular TV shows. I can't imagine where this is going to take us just 20 years out.
From wikipedia:
The logical fallacy of false dilemma—also known as falsified dilemma, fallacy of the excluded middle, black and white thinking, false dichotomy, false correlative, either/or dilemma or bifurcation—involves a situation in which two alternative points of view are held to be the only options, when in reality there exist one or more other options which have not been considered.
If this is what the American people like to watch on TV, then it's no wonder they are also afraid to fight the war on terror, and that perhaps more than half the voters are willing to return the Dems to power. Scary.
How repulsive.
But I must admit, I wouldn't kick Melissa Gilbert out of bed.
..neither do I expect beastiality to be on my TV programs.
Can't comprehend this at the moment.
Thank you so much.
Fine, as long as you don't mind sloppy seconds from a DOG.
(i know, i know, it's TV, but just the thought...)
Not until I gouge my eyes out to prevent even the chance of my seeing that accidentally.
But would you bite . . .
And here I thought Iggy Pop was talking about something different with "I Wanna Be Your Dog".
Don't those fakes eventually turn lumpy?
Just, wow-ping.
Sorry, but once I found out she worked for the Shadows, I never trusted Laura Ingells.
Poor Captain Sheridan had to kill himself because of that.
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