To Serve Womankind

Yes, the Ambassador would like us to know she means to preserve as many of us as she can~~but the sacred bio-essence passing through these portals must be preserved! A number of us may have to be sacrificed, but the bio-essence must be maintained! Come to Pink, children. Want Pink. Don’t turn from Pink. You… need…Pink.

Or, not. So glad I never went for the Pink Kitchen-Aid Mixer. Bundling that thing up and shipping it off to almost-Governor Handel wouldn’t have been a satisfying protest, but not buying it sure is!

Update: did I say Kitchen-Aid Mixer? Pah! Komen be Barnhardtin’! *

*Barnhardtin’

Posted by Mrs. Polly on 02/02/12 at 08:50 PM • Permalink

I don’t know diddly about TV studio production craftsmanship, so I can’t judge this contribution by a B-J commenter (whose nym I do not recall ever seeing over there, and I’m over there a lot; waaayyyy too much, in fact). The comment is of course regarding Teh Ambassador’s appearance with Mrs. Greenspan.

Anyhoo, take this or leave this, as you see fit:

The staff of this show – specifically the hair stylist, the cameraman, and the editor who chose the angle for shooting the guest – are clearly very pissed off. And they have exacted their revenge.

Been trying to think who she reminds me of and it finally came to me.  Martha Stewart’s spawn-from-hell when she was pushing her “Mommy Dearest (No, It’s All a Joke)” book.

I’ve always been very leery of all the pink products because when you look closely at the label the amount going to actual breast cancer research is very tiny or none at all.  It’s just a big marketing scheme (oh, right, increasing awareness scheme).

I’ve supported Komen because I have a good friend who’s a breast cancer survivor and she’s very active in the race here (and the local chapter did take immediate steps to express their disagreement with the defunding) but the more I read about their operations the less likely I am to support them in the future.  There are plenty of other organizations out there doing good work for breast cancer victims and there are also lots of other terrible cancers that get much less in the way of funding and awareness.

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