I mean she's trying to be a "sexy" pilgrim which is ...fine. But her BF... oof. Why do Halloween stores still carry this shit? I saw a white guy grab an Afro wig last night at the store and cringed.
I mean she's trying to be a "sexy" pilgrim which is ...fine. But her BF... oof. Why do Halloween stores still carry this shit? I saw a white guy grab an Afro wig last night at the store and cringed.
Yeah, SD wanted to pick out a "Native American cutie" costume for Halloween. I explained to her why the costume was offensive and she was cool with picking something else out but didn't understand why stores still sell them.
Post by marygracerich on Oct 30, 2016 11:34:23 GMT -5
I completely understand why some people think they are offensive costumes. As a person with Native American heritage (my great grandmother was 100% Cherokee) I am not offended at the costumes. I may be too breezy about these sort of things though. Not much offends me.
There was a young girl ToT (maybe 6?) and couldn't understand why some grown ups didn't like her costume. She was a native and was carrying her baby on her back. I don't think the family felt they were being offensive, I don't quite understand the need to shame a child for a costume she clearly spent a lot of time planning. Most kids I encounter don't think about whether something is offensive, they think it's cool or interesting. Maybe that's flame worthy. Say something to the parent, not the little kid.
Post by Cherhorowitz on Oct 30, 2016 12:23:25 GMT -5
October 10, 2016
Guess we now know that this former A- list mostly television actor from a now defunct hit cable show doesn’t need booze to go commando. At a premiere this past week he was stone cold sober and drawing as much attention as he could to his commando situation.
Post by Cherhorowitz on Oct 30, 2016 12:28:59 GMT -5
So my uncle is a bit of a bigwig in the mortgage world. At the wedding, I asked him if went to a conference in Boston with Kevin Costner last week. He was like, "yes! How did you know that?" I didn't want to explain he probably crossed paths with theseaword 's husband. But I'm dying that my real life intersected with the blinds thread.
Guess we now know that this former A- list mostly television actor from a now defunct hit cable show doesn’t need booze to go commando. At a premiere this past week he was stone cold sober and drawing as much attention as he could to his commando situation.
Jon Hamm
A friend of mine would like to know if there are pics
Guess we now know that this former A- list mostly television actor from a now defunct hit cable show doesn’t need booze to go commando. At a premiere this past week he was stone cold sober and drawing as much attention as he could to his commando situation.
Jon Hamm
I would very much like to be included in this narrative.
Guess we now know that this former A- list mostly television actor from a now defunct hit cable show doesn’t need booze to go commando. At a premiere this past week he was stone cold sober and drawing as much attention as he could to his commando situation.
Jon Hamm
They showed him during the game last night. He showed up to a Cubs World Series game in a Cards hat. Must have a big dick to do that.
So my uncle is a bit of a bigwig in the mortgage world. At the wedding, I asked him if went to a conference in Boston with Kevin Costner last week. He was like, "yes! How did you know that?" I didn't want to explain he probably crossed paths with theseaword 's husband. But I'm dying that my real life intersected with the blinds thread.
Depending on who your uncle is, I may have gotten some excited texts from DH about him as well.
Post by Cherhorowitz on Oct 30, 2016 14:19:32 GMT -5
October 10, 2016
This A list news anchor with A+ list name recognition and hair has been slowly Brian Williams-ing his story about how he got started in the business. His version of events is a lot different than reality.
This A list news anchor with A+ list name recognition and hair has been slowly Brian Williams-ing his story about how he got started in the business. His version of events is a lot different than reality.
Post by mrsdee1982 on Oct 30, 2016 15:02:57 GMT -5
Do these people not have publicists? If I were a publicist, I would make damn sure to contact my clients and ask "what are you/your SO/your children/your damn dog going to dress up as?" And if I were told "sexy pilgrim and war paint native chief" we'd be having a conversation...
I completely understand why some people think they are offensive costumes. As a person with Native American heritage (my great grandmother was 100% Cherokee) I am not offended at the costumes. I may be too breezy about these sort of things though. Not much offends me.
I'm Aleut (Alaska native), so slightly different... but I'm also not offended. I would be offended if someone dressed up to highlight the negative associations of being Native.
Post by Cherhorowitz on Oct 30, 2016 15:42:03 GMT -5
October 11, 2016
This second tier OITNB actress keeps threatening to leave the show if she doesn’t get more screen time and a bigger raise. I don’t think she understands that she is not that much in demand and is very replaceable.
I completely understand why some people think they are offensive costumes. As a person with Native American heritage (my great grandmother was 100% Cherokee) I am not offended at the costumes. I may be too breezy about these sort of things though. Not much offends me.
I'm Aleut (Alaska native), so slightly different... but I'm also not offended. I would be offended if someone dressed up to highlight the negative associations of being Native.
I think that's where I'm at with it. Do I think it's a great idea? Nope. Am I offended? No. if they were poking fun of Cherokee history or a stereotype than I may be a little offended.
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