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baratron's journal -- most specifically the most recent two entries (which would be this one and that one), which wound up dropping me off at this link to . . . I guess commentary on one of PETA's more entertaining ad campaigns. (Presuming, that is, that like me you can be easily amused by public displays of rampaging moronity.)
Anyway. I started one of our trademark Weird, Rambling Conversations, this one starting off with my bafflement at the idea of a cultural default of shaving the pelvic region. Hell, most people I know deal with the leg-shaving meme as, "Yes, I know it's expected that I shave my thights, but I'm not gonna bother." ( And I had a couple of weird revelations about how I actually see the whole shaving thing, which are probably warped in their accuracy by the fact that it's not something I think about particularly often. )
baratron's journal -- most specifically the most recent two entries (which would be this one and that one), which wound up dropping me off at this link to . . . I guess commentary on one of PETA's more entertaining ad campaigns. (Presuming, that is, that like me you can be easily amused by public displays of rampaging moronity.)Anyway. I started one of our trademark Weird, Rambling Conversations, this one starting off with my bafflement at the idea of a cultural default of shaving the pelvic region. Hell, most people I know deal with the leg-shaving meme as, "Yes, I know it's expected that I shave my thights, but I'm not gonna bother." ( And I had a couple of weird revelations about how I actually see the whole shaving thing, which are probably warped in their accuracy by the fact that it's not something I think about particularly often. )