| Setsuled Pauses from Thinking about Sex 24/7 to Offer a Quote from Stephen Colbert |
Setsuled Pauses from Thinking about Sex 24/7 to Offer a Quote from Stephen Colbert
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Apr. 27th, 2008 @ 10:28 pm
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Okay. Obviously I ought to be working on my paper. And obviously I don't have time to read the three billion volume encyclopaedia of texts spontaneously emerging on lj about the now extremely infamous "Open Source Boob Project" (not about free virtual boob code)(I have a feeling I'm not the first person to make that joke). But the_red_shoes has been posting a lot of links to interesting discussions on the topic, and I'm noticing that by and large it's drifting into discussions on how men ought to approach women. And I couldn't help being reminded of a quote from Stephen Colbert's I am America (and So Can You!);
Even though both men and women enjoy sex, they approach it differently. Let's be honest. Men think about sex non-stop, and that's not just a stereotype. It happens on sitcoms and in advertisements all the time.
Women don't feel that way about sex. They prize emotion over physicality. They want a partner who is considerate and attentive, who will spoon them while reciting Keats and feed them organic yoghurt by candlelight on a seaside cliff at sunset.
But here comes the Women's Studies Brigade, railing about how Colbert is reinforcing gender stereotypes. Well, ladies, we have those stereotypes for a reason--a reason I can't remember right now because I'm too busy thinking about sex more than you do. Don't be a knuckle sandwich. The sooner we accept the basic differences between men and women, the sooner we can stop arguing about it and start having sex.Current Mood:  BUSY Current Music: "Perdido" - Charlie Parker
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Off-Topic: that dude-with-binocs icon
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I've never been able to figure out who's holding the binoculars in your icon there. (In fact, for a while I didn't look at it closely enough and thought that eye piece was a little moustache!) So who am I looking at, he who knows who's in the icon?
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| From: | setsuled |
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April 28th, 2008 10:49 pm (UTC) |
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Re: Off-Topic: that dude-with-binocs icon
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It's Stepehen Colbert, from his brilliant "Charlene (I'm Right Behind You)" video, which has not only been deleted off of YouTube and Google, but also off of Comedy Central's own site. Fucking Viacom.
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Re: Off-Topic: that dude-with-binocs icon
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And now it becomes clear...like a clearish clearing thing...
Thanks.
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| From: | setsuled |
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April 28th, 2008 10:57 pm (UTC) |
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Re: Off-Topic: that dude-with-binocs icon
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Oh, I found it! Here. Looks like there's one backwater video site that escaped Viacom's clutches. It was for the 2006 Valentine's Day episode. The Charlene thing was a running gag that kind of lost steam, unfortunately--no one remembers it when he tries to reintroduce it now. She started out as a woman who was stalking him, but then quickly became a woman that he was stalking.
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