ARRRRGSDFKLASJ;DFOWIEURPKKKKRAJSDLLLKGRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (That's me screaming in type.)
For the record, there is nothing wrong with a woman's body and vagina's are not the root of all evil, nor are breasts women's way of stealing men's attention from God. There. I said it.
I was doing laundry at my local laundry mat the other day and there was a woman in there who was wearing a burqua. I'm sorry, what country am I in again? A woman in NYC wearing a burqua and gloves. It's 92 degrees outside, 95% humidity and she's in a laundry mat with no air-conditioning, wearing a burqua and gloves, doing her laundry while her husband (or was he just her chaperone?) sits behind her ordering her around. Then the guy turns to me and starts to order me around, telling me that I'm not doing my laundry right, I should do it THIS way, not THAT way. He kept stepping in between me and the washing machine to tell me what to do. I wanted to punch him in the face. I felt like he was certain a woman is incapable of doing anything on her own. Plus, he lets his wife wear a burqua. I'm genuinely sorry if it seems like I'm being insensitive to someones religious preferences or something. I don't intend to negate another person's religious beliefs. But why, in America, in 2007, are women still being forced to cover their bodies? Maybe I'm a little too sensitive. It's true that I can't think about my vagina without cringing. And now there's a company, an American company, devoted to coming up with ways to hide women's shameful bodies. We're supposed to be moving forward! Evolving! But instead, we're going backwards. I blame Bush. It's always Bush's fault. Damn Bush.
For the record, there is nothing wrong with a woman's body and vagina's are not the root of all evil, nor are breasts women's way of stealing men's attention from God. There. I said it.
I was doing laundry at my local laundry mat the other day and there was a woman in there who was wearing a burqua. I'm sorry, what country am I in again? A woman in NYC wearing a burqua and gloves. It's 92 degrees outside, 95% humidity and she's in a laundry mat with no air-conditioning, wearing a burqua and gloves, doing her laundry while her husband (or was he just her chaperone?) sits behind her ordering her around. Then the guy turns to me and starts to order me around, telling me that I'm not doing my laundry right, I should do it THIS way, not THAT way. He kept stepping in between me and the washing machine to tell me what to do. I wanted to punch him in the face. I felt like he was certain a woman is incapable of doing anything on her own. Plus, he lets his wife wear a burqua. I'm genuinely sorry if it seems like I'm being insensitive to someones religious preferences or something. I don't intend to negate another person's religious beliefs. But why, in America, in 2007, are women still being forced to cover their bodies? Maybe I'm a little too sensitive. It's true that I can't think about my vagina without cringing. And now there's a company, an American company, devoted to coming up with ways to hide women's shameful bodies. We're supposed to be moving forward! Evolving! But instead, we're going backwards. I blame Bush. It's always Bush's fault. Damn Bush.
4 comments:
Notice there is no wholesome wear for men - it is still ok for them to low ride their swim trunks (or speedo it) and go shirtless....NICE.
Good Friggin Point. I can't believe I didn't think of that.
Man, what guy would promote this??
right on li'l sister, R v W is on it's way out, and I don't know how to save our selves... we just need more men like Poompy, Rrrlll, Cptn, J-cakes, Tyger, RMS, etc...
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