I can offer you fifty peso cents to take Syn to a Wendy's so that I know I can visit California safely while he's locked up in there.Nobody has offered me fifty bucks to take you to Wendy's...or fifty cents for that matter.
I can offer you fifty peso cents to take Syn to a Wendy's so that I know I can visit California safely while he's locked up in there.Nobody has offered me fifty bucks to take you to Wendy's...or fifty cents for that matter.
I can offer you fifty peso cents to take Syn to a Wendy's so that I know I can visit California safely while he's locked up in there.
Now you'll do it for $5?I consider Syn a friend and even the usual fifty dollar rate wouldn't do it any more, so fifty peso cents isn't gonna do at all.
Hmm. I guess Argentina's coin lobby isn't as strong as the US's.At the current twin rates of inflation/devaluation I can assure you that they'll be gone soon, to become rare collectors' items™.
Oh, Sedaka did it first? Did not know that.
I like the Elastica version:You can always go for the Sum 41 version
Elastica said:I work very hard, but I'm lazy
I've got a lot of songs, but they're all in my head
I've got a guitar, and I don't care who pays me
But if I can't be a star, I won't get out of bed.
I agree. Added to that, conservative positions (at least in this country, and for as long as I've been paying attention) always seem to be founded on, and expressions of, negative emotions - fear and anger and resentment. Almost every time someone has tried to articulate a conservative position to me, I've become more progressive; almost every time I've learned something new, traveled or met new people, I've become more progressive.The more I learn, the more I become convinced that every conservative argument is based on either a lack of information, intentional disregard for information, or misinterpretation of information.![]()
Good heavens, Ryika, you're maturing. If you keep this up I won't be able to learn all the German cusswords you promised to teach me because you'll think it a childish waste of time.The more I learn, the more I become convinced that every conservative argument is based on either a lack of information, intentional disregard for information, or misinterpretation of information.![]()
I agree. Added to that, conservative positions (at least in this country, and for as long as I've been paying attention) always seem to be founded on, and expressions of, negative emotions - fear and anger and resentment. Almost every time someone has tried to articulate a conservative position to me, I've become more progressive; almost every time I've learned something new, traveled or met new people, I've become more progressive.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/sep/26/distracted-boyfriend-meme-sexist-swedish-advertisingGuardian said:The popular Distracted Boyfriend meme, based on a photo of a man turning away from his outraged girlfriend to stare admiringly at another woman, has been ruled sexist by Sweden’s advertising ombudsman.
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The ombudsman said recruitment advertisements posted on Facebook by the internet services provider Bahnhof, which labelled the boyfriend “You”, the girlfriend “Your current workplace”, and the second woman “Bahnhof”, were gender-discriminatory, the Local reported.
“The advertisement objectifies women,” the ombudsman, RO, said. “It presents women as interchangeable items and suggests only their appearance is interesting … It also shows degrading stereotypical gender roles of both men and women and gives the impression men can change female partners as they change jobs.”
The ombudsman said the image objectified the two women by presenting them as workplaces, but the man as an individual, and added that the “other woman” was clearly a “sex object ... unrelated to the advertisement, which is for recruiting salespeople, operating engineers and a web designer”.
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An interesting reading of the meme. I always thought of the meme as portraying men negatively - as people who just can't help themselves but to be lustful creatures even to their own determent. A stereotype that is often true, but still a stereotype.“The advertisement objectifies women,” the ombudsman, RO, said. “It presents women as interchangeable items and suggests only their appearance is interesting … It also shows degrading stereotypical gender roles of both men and women and gives the impression men can change female partners as they change jobs.”