Yep. It's a hot girl in white shorts. She's not on her period, okay?
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| White Shorts -- She's Not on Her Period |
Showing posts with label underwear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label underwear. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
White Shorts -- Every Girl's Way of Saying She's Not on Her Period
I just thought that this photo is ... so awesome. Maybe it's the primate in me, but it's just so cool.
Yep. It's a hot girl in white shorts. She's not on her period, okay?
Yep. It's a hot girl in white shorts. She's not on her period, okay?
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Accident at a TV show -- Girl Shows Underwear
In this video, watch as this totally hot girl gets spun head over heels as she falls off this slide and ends up showing her underwear.
Very sexy.
I bet she's glad she didn't decide to go "commando" that day.
Very sexy.
I bet she's glad she didn't decide to go "commando" that day.
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Want To Stun The Mormon Missionaries? Send Out Your Sister in a Bikini!
So, just like the title of this post says, the Mormon missionaries get stunned here when they knock on the door to a house and a really hot girl answers the door and starts talking to them in a bikini. Even though the angle isn't that great, the looks on their faces are priceless.
Knowing Mormon missionaries like I do, I am sure that this was a story that was often repeated to friends and family when they got home.
As for the girl, I wonder what her telephone number is.
Knowing Mormon missionaries like I do, I am sure that this was a story that was often repeated to friends and family when they got home.
As for the girl, I wonder what her telephone number is.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Koran Burning and American Media Hypocrisy
I just love when events like the upcoming Koran burning in Florida expose the hypocrisy of the American media. An event that would be a non-issue if it were the book of any other religion in the world has suddenly become a major event because some wacko decided to burn some copies of the Koran (or Qu'ran, etc.) Is this event really about how offensive this is to the Muslim world, or is simply a chance for the media to score points against fundamentalist Christians and cater to the Muslim world? I decided to do a little research on Youtube as to just how prevalent the burning of the holy books of different religions is. This is what I found.
1. Christian Bible: Not surprisingly, lots of videos of burning the Christian Bible exist on Youtube; and they don't seem to have generated much of a reaction from the media. Could it be that the media doesn't care as long as the beliefs being picked on are those of the Western world? I'll let you be the judge.
2. American Flag: But, maybe this is only a discourtesy extended to religion. Surely, the outcry from the media would be much greater if people were burning the flags of the United States of America, the beacon of democracy and science for much of the world . . . or not.
3. Book of Mormon: Maybe I've been looking in the wrong direction here. After all, both Americans and Christians hold a lot of power in the world, particularly in the United States. Perhaps if it was the holy book of a minor Christian sect, the Mormons perhaps, the outrage would be greater. I mean, after all, both Mormons and Muslims comprise a small minority of the population of the United States (~5 million or so). Both routinely have their beliefs misrepresented in public, are made pariahs by the public, and get blamed for things collectively that individuals in each group my privately oppose. Surely, a higher standard of scrutiny will exist if someone tries to burn the holy book of those poor Mormons. Eh, not so much.
4. Burning Gross Stuff: My final idea was that maybe the media outrage was so great in this case because it was just nasty, kind of like burning old underwear of fecal matter. Unfortunately, my theory failed yet again. Both of those types of videos exist in abundance on Youtube.
The video of burning poop wont load for some reason, but just search "burn poop" on Youtube.
5. Burning Koran: Finally, I come to the acme of the article. This is what I got when I searched "burning Koran" on Youtube. Notice anything absent -- like a pertinent search result?
Even though only the first three search terms are present, a video of an actual Koran burning is equally hard to find if you scroll down the first, second, or even third pages. Youtube: censor much?
I did finally manage to find a video of a Koran burning, which will be the final thing I include in my post. So, in summary, the media doesn't mind if people make fun of religion or culture -- as long as it's of the Western flavor.
Hot Muslim Chick (she's not saving herself for Allah in the afterlife):
1. Christian Bible: Not surprisingly, lots of videos of burning the Christian Bible exist on Youtube; and they don't seem to have generated much of a reaction from the media. Could it be that the media doesn't care as long as the beliefs being picked on are those of the Western world? I'll let you be the judge.
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| Burning the Bible: Okay on Youtube |
2. American Flag: But, maybe this is only a discourtesy extended to religion. Surely, the outcry from the media would be much greater if people were burning the flags of the United States of America, the beacon of democracy and science for much of the world . . . or not.
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| American Flag Burning Also Okay on Youtube |
3. Book of Mormon: Maybe I've been looking in the wrong direction here. After all, both Americans and Christians hold a lot of power in the world, particularly in the United States. Perhaps if it was the holy book of a minor Christian sect, the Mormons perhaps, the outrage would be greater. I mean, after all, both Mormons and Muslims comprise a small minority of the population of the United States (~5 million or so). Both routinely have their beliefs misrepresented in public, are made pariahs by the public, and get blamed for things collectively that individuals in each group my privately oppose. Surely, a higher standard of scrutiny will exist if someone tries to burn the holy book of those poor Mormons. Eh, not so much.
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| Marilyn Manson Burns Book of Mormon: Where is The Outrage? |
4. Burning Gross Stuff: My final idea was that maybe the media outrage was so great in this case because it was just nasty, kind of like burning old underwear of fecal matter. Unfortunately, my theory failed yet again. Both of those types of videos exist in abundance on Youtube.
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| Burning Underwear on Youtube |
The video of burning poop wont load for some reason, but just search "burn poop" on Youtube.
5. Burning Koran: Finally, I come to the acme of the article. This is what I got when I searched "burning Koran" on Youtube. Notice anything absent -- like a pertinent search result?
Even though only the first three search terms are present, a video of an actual Koran burning is equally hard to find if you scroll down the first, second, or even third pages. Youtube: censor much?
I did finally manage to find a video of a Koran burning, which will be the final thing I include in my post. So, in summary, the media doesn't mind if people make fun of religion or culture -- as long as it's of the Western flavor.
Hot Muslim Chick (she's not saving herself for Allah in the afterlife):
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| Hot Muslim Chick: Allah Who? |
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