ChemicalFizz
October 7th, 2010, 12:35 AM
What do you think of it? If you still haven't discovered (I found out because my News Feed was raped with these and I just HAD to google to see if these women really did start getting frisky):
http://www.urlesque.com/2010/10/06/facebook-i-like-it-statuses-explained/?icid=main|aim|dl10|sec1_lnk3|175807 (http://www.urlesque.com/2010/10/06/facebook-i-like-it-statuses-explained/?icid=main%7Caim%7Cdl10%7Csec1_lnk3%7C175807)
Basically a follow-up to last year's Breast Cancer Awareness (October) meme, when they'd post their bra color as statuses. If you still don't get it, it's not suggestive; it's referring to where these women like to hang their handbags at home. Sorry guys.
To be blunt, it's a little too "girl power!" for me. And it's just too bad, y'know, that telling us where you like your handbags won't cure breast cancer. I also see little relevance between women's fashion, female empowerment, and breast cancer. It just doesn't seem tact enough to REALLY do good for actual breast cancer patients. But then again, I'm not a woman, I will probably never understand their motivations behind this, and I was always apathetic towards "increase awareness/support" ads (iPod with the red nano, Desi(RED) and Inspi(RED) t-shirts by the GAP for AIDS support. Ok, I take that back, the RED campaign did much more to contribute to the Global Fund to increase AIDS awareness than some of the other campaigns out there).
Edit: Well actually, it's not there to cater to breast cancer sufferers but rather to increase awareness. But still.
http://www.urlesque.com/2010/10/06/facebook-i-like-it-statuses-explained/?icid=main|aim|dl10|sec1_lnk3|175807 (http://www.urlesque.com/2010/10/06/facebook-i-like-it-statuses-explained/?icid=main%7Caim%7Cdl10%7Csec1_lnk3%7C175807)
Basically a follow-up to last year's Breast Cancer Awareness (October) meme, when they'd post their bra color as statuses. If you still don't get it, it's not suggestive; it's referring to where these women like to hang their handbags at home. Sorry guys.
To be blunt, it's a little too "girl power!" for me. And it's just too bad, y'know, that telling us where you like your handbags won't cure breast cancer. I also see little relevance between women's fashion, female empowerment, and breast cancer. It just doesn't seem tact enough to REALLY do good for actual breast cancer patients. But then again, I'm not a woman, I will probably never understand their motivations behind this, and I was always apathetic towards "increase awareness/support" ads (iPod with the red nano, Desi(RED) and Inspi(RED) t-shirts by the GAP for AIDS support. Ok, I take that back, the RED campaign did much more to contribute to the Global Fund to increase AIDS awareness than some of the other campaigns out there).
Edit: Well actually, it's not there to cater to breast cancer sufferers but rather to increase awareness. But still.