ann coulter is a smug zombie, and i am speechless
so that scene I did? it's on Fox.
http://www.bwog.net/index.php?page=post&article_id=2737#comments
needless to say, the bit makes me want to scream and tear things into little bits.
item: CV is not "a sex club." it is a discussion group. one does not go to CV and expect to go home with a partner.
item: cheap shot, ann, saying that CV members are ugly. you know as well as we do that people aren't necessarily out and thus can't respond.
item: same with the idea that we all (oh, excuse me - all the women of CV) come from broken homes.
item: the statement that they read - columbia's official response - felt pretty right on, and i'm glad we have someone like that in our corner. do people agree?
item: oh if only columbia students partied like the videos they showed. in fact, shouldn't the university be proud that we intellectualize our sex, instead of the simple equation BEER + MUSIC + DARKNESS = ROMANCE?
item: when ann coulter fails to tackle an intellectual point, she deploys her weapon of last resort: self-satisfied laughter. how dare she be that proud about her intellectual laziness?
item: love, LOVE the bold-faced captions cribbed from the article. "SEXUAL HIJINKS???" The spelling mistake was brilliant. Sorry you had such a slow news day that you had to CALL US UGLY ON NATIONAL TELEVISION? What?? Fox News is a parody of itself, and I guess I have to laugh to keep from crying.
This makes me want to come out as kinky to everyone i know - that coupled with the last CV meeting, of course. I've always felt a certain responsibility to be a good spokesperson for kink. "Hi everyone. I'm a nice girl who tries hard in school and likes to sing. I also beat up my boyfriend sometimes, and he beats me up too. And if you're scared of me because of that, maybe you're a little over-anxious, because I'm only scary within the boundaries of a scene. And maybe you should rethink what BDSM means."
I actually might do it. On LJ - the other one. I've been meaning to go through it and make basically everything private anyway (embarassing high school whining, embarassing i-got-fired whining), but I'd leave the I'm-out-now post public. I wonder what people would say who don't know me in that context.
http://www.bwog.net/index.php?page=post&article_id=2737#comments
needless to say, the bit makes me want to scream and tear things into little bits.
item: CV is not "a sex club." it is a discussion group. one does not go to CV and expect to go home with a partner.
item: cheap shot, ann, saying that CV members are ugly. you know as well as we do that people aren't necessarily out and thus can't respond.
item: same with the idea that we all (oh, excuse me - all the women of CV) come from broken homes.
item: the statement that they read - columbia's official response - felt pretty right on, and i'm glad we have someone like that in our corner. do people agree?
item: oh if only columbia students partied like the videos they showed. in fact, shouldn't the university be proud that we intellectualize our sex, instead of the simple equation BEER + MUSIC + DARKNESS = ROMANCE?
item: when ann coulter fails to tackle an intellectual point, she deploys her weapon of last resort: self-satisfied laughter. how dare she be that proud about her intellectual laziness?
item: love, LOVE the bold-faced captions cribbed from the article. "SEXUAL HIJINKS???" The spelling mistake was brilliant. Sorry you had such a slow news day that you had to CALL US UGLY ON NATIONAL TELEVISION? What?? Fox News is a parody of itself, and I guess I have to laugh to keep from crying.
This makes me want to come out as kinky to everyone i know - that coupled with the last CV meeting, of course. I've always felt a certain responsibility to be a good spokesperson for kink. "Hi everyone. I'm a nice girl who tries hard in school and likes to sing. I also beat up my boyfriend sometimes, and he beats me up too. And if you're scared of me because of that, maybe you're a little over-anxious, because I'm only scary within the boundaries of a scene. And maybe you should rethink what BDSM means."
I actually might do it. On LJ - the other one. I've been meaning to go through it and make basically everything private anyway (embarassing high school whining, embarassing i-got-fired whining), but I'd leave the I'm-out-now post public. I wonder what people would say who don't know me in that context.