T&A Programming on Primetime

FOX ^ | November 15, 2001 | Amy C. Sims

[Tumbleweed_Connection]

NEW YORK

[Xenalyte]

I get the volume buyers discount there, heh, heh, heh.

During the semi-annual sale, I should qualify. I only buy unmentionables twice a year, but I go home with BAGS of the stuff.

So you gonna pick up the Fantasy Bra for the missus? It's only 12.5 mil.

[JoeSchem]

Is Britney Spears still claiming to be a virgin?

If so, then she's not a slut. Just very, very distracting . . . .

[bray]

In Kabul they are going to be having the special Victoria's Burkas special. Of course last week it would have been followed by the Victoria's Burkas Stoning!

Prayers for GW and the Troops!

[GraniteStateConservative]

Why be PC about it and call it a name like that?

How 'bout the FR Boo-tay Brigade, or something?

[cogitator]

Wow, if Andrea Bocelli is on the show, I may have to force myself to watch.

[Tumbleweed_Connection]

Tape it and pretend your not watching.

[Xenalyte]

. . . though I looooooove the salesclerks at the stores. Can't seem to get them to model the wares for me, so sad.

The VS clerks have a VERY strict six-page dress code. They must wear 95% black on their persons at all times. No sleeveless dresses, open-toed shoes, denim or bold patterns are allowed, and no more than two rings on each hand and two earrings in each ear. That's why you can always pick a VS salesclerk out of a crowd in any mall . . . they're the best-dressed in the whole lot!

[helmsman]

Wow, what a great thread. All the pics! It's not your father's Free Republic anymore! WoooooHaaaaaa!

[Tumbleweed_Connection]

they're the best-dressed in the whole lot!

Not many men have the nerve to purchase at these outlets. Believe me, the manner in which they fit their attire speaks far more than than any attire could possibly say.

[hobbes1]

Put the Remote DOWN...You'll Need that Hand for Beer...Unless you've got three....

[Tumbleweed_Connection]

Save yourself the misery and tape it.

[ArGee]

Once again if 90 percent of the nation supports Bush's war time efforts and the remainder insist on distorting the damn truth, how do you feel about the power of that minority?

I must have missed something. You asked me how I felt about the minority trying to express its opinion. My answer was, it can knock itself out as long as it isn't using force. Are you now asserting a minority with some special power?

Be honest with yourself! Why didn't you answer my question the first time? I wonder what charitable contributions the sponsers are responsible for every year, let alone the event itself?

Much good came out of the downing of the World Trade Center, including the high approval rating for the President that you cited. That doesn't make the downing of the WTC a good thing and I'm sure President Bush would give all that positive approval rating back to have the towers still standing and the 5,000+ people still alive. If Al Capone donates to charity, Al Capone is still a bad man. If P&G (for example) donates to charity but advertises on the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, I'm still going to stop buying P&G products. The end does not justify the means.

Shalom.

[ArGee]

Makes sense. I wonder who sponsors Victoria's Secret. Besides Victoria's Secret of course.

That is, of course, my quandery. I do not intend to watch the 'show'. So how do I get the sponsor list?

Shalom.

[ArGee]

You've got a dilemma. Maybe you should watch it, just so you can get the sponsor lists, of course. You could tune in on the hour, and every 10 minutes to check for commercials.

Well, I was hoping some socially conservative FReeper would volunteer. It's an ugly job, but somebody's gotta do it. I do not plan to volunteer because I know my own mind and my own weaknesses. I don't say that Christian or conservative adults should not watch, just that I should not watch. Failing that, I suppose I can check tomorrow and see if one of the conservative groups that deals with the media has the information.

Shalom.

[Tumbleweed_Connection]

Showtime.