Comments | castellucci: fuzz on my sweater

castellucci

fuzz on my sweater

Dec 06, 2006 11:14

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We all know it's good news for us space girls (hello bondgwendabond and robinwasserman when NASA announces a permanent presence on the moon. Pack your picnic baskets.

Three Silly Chicks (juliadurango , Andrea Beatty and Carolyn Crimini) have a caption contest ( Read more... )

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Stinkers juliadurango December 6 2006, 20:02:00 UTC

Maybe we should send a crate of Old Spice deodorant sticks to the Reuters staff and tell them to worry about their own damn armpits.

Julia

p.s. Thanks for mentioning our contest, Cecil! xo

Re: Stinkers lightcastle December 7 2006, 13:36:11 UTC

I love that idea. (Old Spice)

That's just insane that they went that way.

anonymous December 6 2006, 23:04:23 UTC

I noticed that about the article and was irritated by it too. But I know why they did it. There were no celebrities given awards. Most people don't know Amy Pascal and wouldn't click on an article about her. They had to trick you into clicking with a celebrity angle.
Howard's job right now is choosing articles and writing headlines on a cable company homepage. They like it when he gets a lot of clicks. But, for example, they didn't like the words "Crotch" or "Panty" or even "racy" in his titles for the Britney story. They are tough to please.

melt212 December 6 2006, 23:05:06 UTC

That was me.

amicietta December 7 2006, 20:59:50 UTC

I'm very excited about the moon thing. Two weeks ago I had to try to convince an ultra-paranoid friend that YES, we had been to the moon, (my husband's uncle is a retired NASA engineer--there are some very cool pictures of him with the Apollo crew,) and that we probably hadn't been back because, well, that's a lot of money to spend for a glorified sight-seeing tour. A permanent outpost will be very cool, though--especially if they build it using a lot of "commercial" money.

And WHO came up with the idea of women shaving in the first place??? What a massive waste of time! I am still trying to figure this out--I mean, did my great-grandma shave her legs? Did her great-grandma? Somehow I doubt it, so WHO is the guilty party?