This really had me wondering about what a pink artificial intelligence was, and why they bothered you.
Do the police have pink uniforms??
This summer, women in my town were wearing tube tops colored Fire Engine Green, so their breasts could be seen clearly from a distance.
Learning that fire engines have been painted Titty Pink tickles me in some undefinable way.
No. We do have our limits, as low as they may be!
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That is delightfully edifying!
The amusing part is that, as far as I know, they’re never used for actual police or file runs. Which, considering how expensive they must be, how much better the money could have been used for actual breast cancer research!
Last year WWE of all companies annoyed the fuck out of me by using pink ring ropes for a month. I hope they don’t do that again, but looks like we’ll find out on monday. :rolleyes:
Anyone who isn’t aware of breast cancer by now is a moron, leave the rest of us the fuck alone.
Breast cancer is bad. I hope people that get it get proper treatment. I hope the Komen people and their ilk go to hell.
Hell, even worse, there is such a thing as male breast cancer! The first place I Googled suggests it accounts for about one per cent of all breast cancers.
My titties may not be as pretty as Miss September’s, but they are kinda personal to me, and I don’t want to lose 'em!
I have given up on buying any -support this cause- type stuff because I have little faith that more than a pittance of the money will actually go to “the cause”. I dOnt mind buying stuff I want and that money going to pay anything that goes into running a company but I refuse to be guilted into buying something I dont want because it has been labled with some cause (and is more than likely helping to make some ceo rich). Same with charities - no money from me unless it is provable that the majority of what is given actually goes to the cause.
My Mom hated that pink stuff, and she was an official Breast Cancer Survivor. The worst (for her) came when the NFL started it. I got a phone call most Sundays about it.
One of the propane companies here has a truck that’s painted pink. From the side, it’s a big pink propane truck, ribbon and all.
From the rear, looking at the end of the capsule-shaped tank, with a gauge or a pressure valve right in the center of the dome, it’s like following a big pink tit on a truck.
Well, if you’ll allow me to mount my hobby horse for a minute, our culture has a big problem with breastfeeding, largely due to a combined prurient fascination and revulsion at women’s bodies as sexual objects, rather than containers for, you know, human beings. Given that breastfeeding may reduce the incidence of breast cancer by as much as 59% (in certain individuals), reduce mortality from breast cancer by 10%, and delay onset of breast cancer by 10 years, I’d say our fucked up issues with women’s bodies and the resulting lack of support for breastfeeding are in fact contributing to women’s deaths. Not exactly what you were talking about, but a real problem.
I hate that people are happy to pinkwash trinkets all day long, but will still take a “Can’t you do *that *somewhere private?” attitude with nursing moms.
And speaking of sexual objectification (and being a total hypocrite here), I’m OK with this ad though.
Seems a bit… forced. I don’t think public non/acceptance is the major factor in most women deciding to breastfeed. I also have never seen anyone object if mom was reasonably discreet about it (using a shawl or blanket, etc.)
I suppose you can make a case that a woman flapping a bare, dripping boob around in full public view should be acceptable, but I don’t fail to understand the counter argument.
The firefighters sold a ton of Mary Kay.
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I doubt any proponent wants to have a boob “flapping” or “dripping” in “full public,” but rather just as discreetly as covered feedings. But most people know that.
The topic of the OP I’m in complete agreement with. Fuck pink.
Who is Pink Al, and why did he get the L out of there?
Because he was humming Aerosmith, and would rather listen to Steven Tyler sing about his dong than see another package of pink paper towels.
He’s like Red, but not quite.
While we’re at it, what’s with all the walks? Walk for the cure, etc. They could sell candy bars, or candles, or wrapping paper or something, but instead it’s “Give me $20 and I promise you I will take a pleasant stroll through the park”. Such courage, such dedication. If going for a walk fights breast cancer then my dog deserves some sort of humanitarian prize.
If the Senate can put up a rule saying “we’re filibustering now” without actually, you know, talking or anything, it seems to me that a lot of money and time could be saved by creating a “we’re running now” or “we’re walking now” rule for these fundraisers.