RE: Psychology of a hype
Rod Lobaugh (ral@xc.org)
Thu, 07 Aug 1997 22:35:46 +0200
> >As to your question, I believe there are men who are intelligent enough to
> see >beauty magazines for the destructive propaganda that they are. As soon
> as I >meet one, I'm marrying him.
>
> When shall we go shopping for rings? Do you mind having Saints' colors?
> Black and gold? I was thinking of two weeks in Vienna followed by two weeks
> in Barbados for the honeymoon....cause ya gotta have ya culture but ya
> gotta have ya sun.
>
Hell, I'm with him. at least to some point. I remember argueing
with this girl in school who read madmoiselle or how ever you spell
that or something. I swore up and down it was ruining her. She said
it didn't bother her. Then she got a nose job and went anorexic
(sp). It really sucked. She came out of later thank the lord.
Basically I think those things are trendy shitty crap that ought to
be toilet paper. I'm not like forceing that opinion on anybody but
I'd probably use them for that if I didn't have any two-ply around.
I justy hate crap that inforces the idea that everyone should be
uniform and fit a particular look or something. I also hate
publication that pay somebody hundreds of thousands of dollars for
just standing there in some pose that helps 14 year old jocks get
off.
but I'm not sure vienna or barbados would be my suggestion for a
honeymoon location. too common. too trendy. how about some aztec
temples in central america. maybe that's not exactly honeymoon
material though. maybe i don't need to worry about that kind of
thing anyway.
ob-salinger
I wonder what JD would like for a honeymoon spectacular? Buddhist
monastery adventure or sunny beach in Florida?
rod
(ps please forgive my many spelling mistakes, my editor thinks i suck
at spelling too)