What you see here is probably one of the last happy moments she will have this season due to the fact that the Seahawks suck hard this year. Anybody want to exchange defenses? #seattleseahawks
@token_illiterate_commenter: I live here and can. not. cheer for them. I'm boycotting until Matt Haselsuck (I should really have a better mean name to call him but I'm too apathetic) is gone. I'd take a 45 year old Brett Favre after his 15th retirement attempt over our current loser qb. #seattleseahawks
@kate!: I'm on the other side of the state so I can see the suckage every weekend if I want. Lately I find myself actually planning things to do on Sundays. That's weird. I don't mind Hasselback so much, it's their lines that drive me nuts. The defense can't get to the qb and the offense can't protect the qb or make a hole for a running back. #seattleseahawks
You know what also bugs me? My dad is a big guy, I mean really obese, and he'll snark on a woman's weight. And I don't think it occurs to him that he's being a hypocrite. Or cruel. He just thinks it's fair game, you know, since the womins are supposed to be pretty.
@moosesanddeers: I imagine this is why Burger King felt it would be OK to do an ad like this for an audience made up, in part, of a not insignificant portion of big men. Rather than worrying about hurting its audience's collective feelings by hitting a little TOO close to home, it could rest assured that the good ol' double standard would keep them safe!
This makes me feel a whole lot better about my choice to watch The Amazing Race and Gossip Girl on Sunday and Monday evenings. At least when Blair Waldorf makes fun of another woman, IT'S FICTIONAL.
Yeah, that was totally innocent guys. I mean, it's not like any little girls and boys sit on their Dad's (or Mom's) knee during the big games and watch all this stuff with rapt attention, hoping for some glimpse into adult thinking or anything. Except for like, every little kid I know who grew up in a sports obsessed family, myself included.
I remember my Dad explaining a number of things to me during sports games. It was a way for us to talk about life stuff without having to look at each other, which made it easier on both of us. I truly hope that none of the nine year old tomboys who were experiencing the same bonding with their parent at that moment were subjected to watching this disgusting piece of not-even-funny weight-snark. Because I can only retroactively imagine my 9 y.o. self thinking, "Wait, Dad says those guys are the greatest...and Jessica Simpson is so pretty...why are they making fun of her? Is she really so fat and ugly no one could love her and all these men hate her?" Which would lead 9 y.o. me to become either:
a.) a bulimic teen pagaent contestant on TLC named Crystaalle
I'm glad that everything in the world has been fixed so that now we can devote our excess energy to fun stuff, like making fun of rich blonde ladies who gained weight.
Okay, I'm going to place this one squarely on the tabloids. Jessica Simpson is not, and never was, fat!!!!! She wore some unwise pants that were unflattering. That was like, 2 years ago. Shame to you lazy skit writers!!!! Seriously, that is about the lamest insult I can imagine. "Hey Tony, your ex-girlfriend used to be slightly overweight for a few weeks...burn!!!"
@jenilane: It was in January of this year. I only know because I had been out of the country, and when I came back, I was shocked by the dozens of magazine covers claiming she was fat. I thought, "Oh, America, I really haven't missed you at all."
@Maritsa: yeah this is all about Fox. The "comedy" segments of their nfl pre-game show are horrible. I was only watching cause CBS was on a commercial (slightly better).
@Maritsa: Plus on cbs you get the added bonus of watching Shannon Sharpe go off on Dan Marino for some bizarre Shannon Sharpe-esque reason. sigh...good times. Shannon Sharpe is a lunatic.
I was watching football with my dad this weekend, and for whatever reason, he looked down at the family dog and said:
"Now Chilly, that man's name is Shannon Sharpe. He used to play football for a team called the Broncos. He jumped really high and caught a lot of balls, but then he retired. Now he makes a lot of money saying funny things on TV."
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I had to do a double-take, I was briefly convinced this was a relative. At least she's not wearing the hideous new jerseys: #seattleseahawks
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I remember my Dad explaining a number of things to me during sports games. It was a way for us to talk about life stuff without having to look at each other, which made it easier on both of us. I truly hope that none of the nine year old tomboys who were experiencing the same bonding with their parent at that moment were subjected to watching this disgusting piece of not-even-funny weight-snark. Because I can only retroactively imagine my 9 y.o. self thinking, "Wait, Dad says those guys are the greatest...and Jessica Simpson is so pretty...why are they making fun of her? Is she really so fat and ugly no one could love her and all these men hate her?" Which would lead 9 y.o. me to become either:
a.) a bulimic teen pagaent contestant on TLC named Crystaalle
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ha me too - especially when he's playing baseball and it's during a football game! He annoys me!!!
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I was watching football with my dad this weekend, and for whatever reason, he looked down at the family dog and said:
"Now Chilly, that man's name is Shannon Sharpe. He used to play football for a team called the Broncos. He jumped really high and caught a lot of balls, but then he retired. Now he makes a lot of money saying funny things on TV."
It was such a bizarre monologue to the dog.