DOLBYWORLD

Man! I leave for a minute and all hell breaks loose! Men in skirts, a man in lady gaga shoes.

May I say, somewhat non sequiturially (preety sure that's not a word) that I like THIS kind of man:

m.youtube.com/watch?v=3L2513JFJsY&feature=rela ted

BAM! You've been served, Fox News!

Most Fox News on Air "talents" are buffoons.
Fact.

Well, they're simply too partisan to be considered real journalists. But all the while pretending to be. So yeah, buffoon is a good word for that.

That moment in a relationship when they understand each other without words...

Awww, poor dude whose lady isn't in the mood.

I bet he didn't take the trash can out.

One of my coworkers told me that her 5 year old daughter doesn't want to play with little girls who are fat or "not pretty." I was stunned. She said she told.her daughter why that's not nice, and " how would you feel ..." etc, etc, but the tyke was unmoved.

Two things I wanted.to say but didn't:

One, I wouldn't repeat that to a lot of people if I were you, because your parenting and your character will be judged, deservedly or not. (I almost said this.)

And two, your daughter was an extremely cute baby and toddler, but based on the trajectory so far, will not likely be a total beauty by the time she gets to junior high and her perspective will be changed for her. (I could never say this, of course.)

But, WTH, how does a 5 year old learn to think like this? I've known my share of brats, but my god, this little girl is kind of a bitch!

Future school bully?

Five is still very young, hopefully she'll grow out of this. However, mommy is not exactly the least shallow person in the world, so we'll see.

The adults in her life have been indirectly telling her that being pretty is important by praising her looks her entire life. I bet if mommy's family and friends just stop doing that ... I myself have been.guilty of it, "oh you're so cute!" just sort of comes out. I also tell my pets they're cute. And yet they are not conceited.

"In the surroundings of the city was found child, brought up from birth by wolves.
It turned out that it is the most well brought-up child in the area."

I don't know about this girl's upbringing, but sometimes kids just don't have a filter about what they're saying. When I was little, I told my then teenage sister that her thighs were the size of turkeys. Nowadays, I would NEVER say something like that, plus I'm bigger by at least 50 pounds and taller than her. But I agree, if I were that parent I wouldn't have repeated that story to my coworker.

Turkey thighs! Outta the mouths of babes,.huh!

And wolves could teach us a lot about raising our young, I think. They seem to excel at teaching correct behavior, and without spanking.

Just wondering how SmellsSoGood is doing after the flood. Any word?

The sign above the entrance to an art gallery located just couple of blocks away from where I live. Did they really have to?

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Can't be helped. They just bring out the puerile in me.

Is it still too early to explore horrific Halloween costumes?

I feel sorry for this little dog. Can he even breathe?



Little Hannibal Lector will probably need a lot of therapy a some point.