Yes to Flower Drum Song. Would like to also add The Pajama Game and Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.
Yes, it is problematic to label all criticism as "hating" or "cynicism." It seems that in an effort to confront bullying, and to give victims coping tools, society has over-corrected, coined the term "haters gonna hate" and become closed off to any critique. Haters are gonna hate, but not everyone is a hater, and not…
Fair enough. I should have lead with the driller picture. Lesson learned. Will Rogers, play us out:
I really don't think you're looking at this from the right angle. Sure, it can be a bible obsessed hellscape, but there's also a large golden driller statue that they dress up in assorted regalia throughout the year.
You're right. But Tesco's apologizing for "the confusion, " essentially not owning up to the repercussions of their actions/oversight or the righteousness of this young lady's anger. That makes a difference.
I currently fall asleep to this audio book. It's making for some interesting dreams, but nothing soothes me more than tales of people crazier than me.
Maybe it was a mistake. There are still repercussions. This girl is right to be pissed. It should be corrected. The only one confused here is Tesco.
In my mind it went something like this...
"...we're sorry if it caused any confusion,"
Yes, and honestly, fuck hierarchy all together!
Oh my god, seconded. Been called all of those. I've tried adjusting my approach, fighting the system, becoming an ice queen, becoming a hand holder, everything in between. And the message is always that what is intrinsically me is just somehow not cut out for the business world. Oddly enough, my work itself has…
I am the mother of a dead baby and I find that shit comforting. I have a spiritual connection with the soul I chose not to have enter the world. Suck on that you, you anti-choice fucks.
I, for one, am glad my side job of sidewalk counseling married ladies going in for change of name forms has finally been legally recognized.
Yes, good work. And, it's a hard, but unsurprising, realization for us all. Take the rest of the day off.