not right....just not right.

May 22, 2004

Absolutely Unforgiveable II... Objectifying little girls as sex objects is beyond repulsive. In fact, let’s call it what it really is…Kiddie Porn. (Insert photo of 5year old girl here and tell me it isn’t just so very wrong….) Yet, a manager at a Hooters Restaurant in Florida is holding a “Little Miss Hooters Contest” which calls for girls 5 and under, to be dressed in little orange spandex shorts, and a tied up Hooters t-shirt.

Thank you to SEKIMORI for alerting us to this unforgiveable and undeniably wrong in so many ways marketing “ploy”.

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and in another "just not right" bulletin: a sympathy card is going around for one of the ladies who just had a relative die on them...Greg, our contractor, went into major brain spaz and thought it was a birthday card, and wrote on the bottom, "Kathy, Have a barrel of laughs!"

now he's over here with some whiteout trying to conceal his faux pax.
 
Today was graduation at BC, so the campus was crowded with parents and grandparents...I was in the elevator listening to a conversation between a 40-year-old and 60-year-old woman who apparently had just met:

40: "...and they gave us two extra tickets to the ceremonies."
60: "Oh, how nice!"
40: "My daughter is in a wheelchair so we really needed the extra room."
60: "That's wonderful!"

I can only imagine she wasn't really listening.
 
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[font=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]Blind golf champion accused of seeing [/font]

His uncanny ability to hit fairways and greens using only verbal instructions from a helper has seen Briton David Morris twice become world blind golf champion. But now critics say he has somewhat of an advantage -- he can see.

Morris, 59, is being investigated by the English Blind Golf Association over allegations that he is in fact partially sighted, a series of newspapers reported on Thursday.

Among evidence gathered against Morris is video footage showing him apparently walking around his home town of Newquay, southwest England, without using a stick.

In one sequence he strides confidently across a road, negotiates a narrow gap between parked cars and then swerves to avoid a dog, the Daily Mail newspaper said.

Morris's titles have been claimed in the section reserved for those with no sight whatsoever.

A local council official was quoted as saying in the paper that Morris -- who always wears dark glasses -- had once waved at him in recognition in the street.

"I was flabbergasted," said Gary Redman. "He was 30 feet (nine metres) away and he raised his arm to wave and then lowered it quickly as he realised what he had done."
 
someone asked my evil demon coworker when she was expecting the other day. i was in the elevator with her and i was like !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1