View Full Version : OT: Pink....Stupid Girl video
davidlando1
02-17-2006, 08:22 PM
I applaud her, I applaud her 1000x. This is a video that I want to watch with my nieces.
Basically the video rips on Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Jessica Simpson, plastic surgery and the retail culture that is prevalent today. At the end, the little girl in the video turns off the tv and chooses between a football and some barbie dolls.....she makes the correct choice.
Now I don't believe that I'm some holier than thou snob...I like LL and JS as much as the next guy...I just loved the message of the video...
EDIT: fer spelleingh....
Drake
02-17-2006, 08:48 PM
Pink is an awesome role model for girls.
Schmidty
02-17-2006, 08:49 PM
Pink is an awesome role model for girls.
Yep. I was just looking into getting my 4 year old daughter a nipple ring and some tats on her lower back.......
Karlifornia
02-17-2006, 08:53 PM
Yep. I was just looking into getting my 4 year old daughter a nipple ring and some tats on her lower back.......
Well, better than a sex tape and driving around with a kid on her lap
sovereignstar
02-17-2006, 08:54 PM
Yep. I was just looking into getting my 4 year old daughter a nipple ring and some tats on her lower back.......
Oh knoes! Maybe Pink is having sex too!! :eek:
Schmidty
02-17-2006, 08:56 PM
People need to get a sarcasm detector.
Drake
02-17-2006, 08:58 PM
Yup.
My sarcasm pwned your sarcasm, though.
Schmidty
02-17-2006, 09:02 PM
Yup.
My sarcasm pwned your sarcasm, though.
Nah, I thought it was a great tag team effort.
davidlando1
02-17-2006, 10:08 PM
Okay, I'll take my lumps...I know Pink isn't Mother Theresa...but it was still a positive message :p
MrBigglesworth
02-17-2006, 10:29 PM
Pink went to CB West High School in Doylestown, PA, the school district next to mine. She offered to do a free concert there after she hit the big time, and the school district declined because she dropped out and they felt it wouldn't be a positive message.
I think Pink made the right decision to drop out, her like turned out pretty well. It sucks the school won't celebrate the success of one of their own.
Buccaneer
02-17-2006, 10:36 PM
...I like LL and JS as much as the next guy
You looking at me? No? What about him? Or that guy over there? No? How far down the list does it count to be the next guy?
Schmidty
02-17-2006, 10:37 PM
Pink went to CB West High School in Doylestown, PA, the school district next to mine. She offered to do a free concert there after she hit the big time, and the school district declined because she dropped out and they felt it wouldn't be a positive message.
I think Pink made the right decision to drop out, her like turned out pretty well. It sucks the school won't celebrate the success of one of their own.
I understand your point, but I totally understand the district's stance: Pink was a drop-out and is a role model to a lot of kids, especially in that area. They COULD NOT back a person who dropped and succeeded, because the VAST majority who drop out don't succeed at that level. Not even remotely.
It is sad for Pink though, as it's not her fault that she was a success.
cthomer5000
02-17-2006, 10:40 PM
You looking at me? No? What about him? Or that guy over there? No? How far down the list does it count to be the next guy?
I love me some Bucc. http://www.operationsports.com/fofc/images/icons/icon14.gif
Buccaneer
02-17-2006, 10:40 PM
Pink went to CB West High School in Doylestown, PA, the school district next to mine. She offered to do a free concert there after she hit the big time, and the school district declined because she dropped out and they felt it wouldn't be a positive message.
I think Pink made the right decision to drop out, her like turned out pretty well. It sucks the school won't celebrate the success of one of their own.
Ok, I'll play devil's advocate. For what reason could the school call her "one of their own"? And under what condition would she call the school she dropped out of "her own"? Is this like the George Washington Slept Here Syndrome?
WVUFAN
02-17-2006, 10:45 PM
Personally, there's plenty of role-models out there for girls other than Pink. I don't see someone being a positive role-model for women with large tattoos and piercings.
Then again, I don't think tattoos show off good common sense period, but that's just me.
MrBigglesworth
02-17-2006, 11:03 PM
Ok, I'll play devil's advocate. For what reason could the school call her "one of their own"? And under what condition would she call the school she dropped out of "her own"? Is this like the George Washington Slept Here Syndrome?
I should say that I am not disgusted at the school's decision, it has some merit, but I think they can handle it better. I think that a school district's job to create people who are successfull at life, no matter how that turns out to be. Pink took music classes, art classes, chorus classes, etc, at the CB school district throughout her childhood. They helped every bit as much as science classes help an engineer. It just so happens that Pink went into a career where a high school degree is not needed.
Instead of keeping everyone secret that flaunted their ideal path and pretending they don't exist, they could do some educating on what the risks are.
Besides, the responsibility to keep kids in school doesn't fall to the SD, it ultimately falls to the parents. A kid at 18 is considered an adult, who can vote and go off to war. That kid is still probably going to make a ton of decisions, but if he/she thinks that he/she will be better off without a diploma for the time being...well, they're adults.
Drake
02-17-2006, 11:09 PM
Then again, I don't think tattoos show off good common sense period, but that's just me.
What possible correlation could there be between tattoos and piercings and common sense (or the lack thereof)?
Or are you saying the type of people who get tattoos and piercings tend to lack common sense?
Young Drachma
02-17-2006, 11:32 PM
Pink went to CB West High School in Doylestown, PA, the school district next to mine. She offered to do a free concert there after she hit the big time, and the school district declined because she dropped out and they felt it wouldn't be a positive message.
I think Pink made the right decision to drop out, her like turned out pretty well. It sucks the school won't celebrate the success of one of their own.
On one hand, she could've gone back and told them "Look, don't do what I did. Get your education and do your best. I wish I would've, who knows what else I could've done. Chase your dreams, but hit the books."
On the other hand, I always feel a little weird when schools sponsor these sorts of events...because...I dunno.
WVUFAN
02-18-2006, 06:19 AM
What possible correlation could there be between tattoos and piercings and common sense (or the lack thereof)?
Or are you saying the type of people who get tattoos and piercings tend to lack common sense?Yes.
It makes no logical sense to permanently draw pictures or words into your skin. It makes no logical sense to poke holes in your bodies, especially in the areas that many of the people are doing nowadays.
They're more than welcome to do so, so don't misconstrue my words as me saying they shouldn't have the right to brand themselves or punch holes in themselves, but those that do aren't showing common sense.
Karlifornia
02-18-2006, 06:36 AM
Yes.
It makes no logical sense to permanently draw pictures or words into your skin. It makes no logical sense to poke holes in your bodies, especially in the areas that many of the people are doing nowadays.
They're more than welcome to do so, so don't misconstrue my words as me saying they shouldn't have the right to brand themselves or punch holes in themselves, but those that do aren't showing common sense.
:rolleyes:
I don't know where to begin countering this, so I'll just leave it at :rolleyes:
Raiders Army
02-18-2006, 06:48 AM
IIRC, Pink showed up drunk to some awards show as well.
Not to hop on the bashing of a lifestyle thing, but I was trying to think of some good female role models out there. Maybe Oprah Winfrey or Katic Couric?
Marc Vaughan
02-18-2006, 07:12 AM
It makes no logical sense to permanently draw pictures or words into your skin. It makes no logical sense to poke holes in your bodies, especially in the areas that many of the people are doing nowadays.
If you want to be morbidly depressing very little people do in life makes a heck of a lot of sense and none of it will be remembered in a million years hence ... so we should all sit in a circle in the dark and sob uncontrollably ;)
Alternatively we can try to live the best lives possible, helping others and having fun .... if that 'fun' for some people includes tattoo's and piercings then so be it :D
(personally I'm not a great fan of either - but my wife is and heck she puts up with me being a geek, so I'm happy for her to have them .... although the Man City tattoo was hard to stomach ;) )
GrantDawg
02-18-2006, 07:20 AM
If you want to be morbidly depressing very little people do in life makes a heck of a lot of sense and none of it will be remembered in a million years hence ... so we should all sit in a circle in the dark and sob uncontrollably ;)
Alternatively we can try to live the best lives possible, helping others and having fun .... if that 'fun' for some people includes tattoo's and piercings then so be it :D
(personally I'm not a great fan of either - but my wife is and heck she puts up with me being a geek, so I'm happy for her to have them .... although the Man City tattoo was hard to stomach ;) )
The Man City tatoo is on her hard stomach? Lucky man.
Galaril
02-18-2006, 07:50 AM
Personally, there's plenty of role-models out there for girls other than Pink. I don't see someone being a positive role-model for women with large tattoos and piercings.
Then again, I don't think tattoos show off good common sense period, but that's just me.
Yeah, Michelle Malkin and Ann Coulter. ;)
sovereignstar
02-18-2006, 08:30 AM
Yes.
It makes no logical sense to permanently draw pictures or words into your skin. It makes no logical sense to poke holes in your bodies, especially in the areas that many of the people are doing nowadays.
They're more than welcome to do so, so don't misconstrue my words as me saying they shouldn't have the right to brand themselves or punch holes in themselves, but those that do aren't showing common sense.
On this chilly Minnesota morning, I feel perfectly fine calling you a hoser.
Drake
02-18-2006, 09:53 AM
:rolleyes:
I don't know where to begin countering this, so I'll just leave it at :rolleyes:
I'm going to sit here and eat my McDonald's breakfast, drink a Coca-Cola, smoke a cigarette and ruminate on how little common sense those people have who abuse their bodies by poking holes in themselves or slathering their skin in ink.
Crapshoot
02-18-2006, 01:55 PM
I'm going to sit here and eat my McDonald's breakfast, drink a Coca-Cola, smoke a cigarette and ruminate on how little common sense those people have who abuse their bodies by poking holes in themselves or slathering their skin in ink.
Well played sir, Well played!
Oilers9911
02-18-2006, 11:59 PM
Tattoos and piercings are an individual choice and taste. I personally think they are ridiculous and tats on a woman in particular are disgusting but they have to live with them, not me.
Toddzilla
02-19-2006, 04:18 AM
I think anyone who has been to or knows someone who has been to a WVU game in Morgantown can say with complete conviction that WVUFan should STFU regarding common sense and logic. Now go burn a couch.
Deattribution
02-19-2006, 07:41 AM
Viva la couch!
Julio Riddols
02-19-2006, 03:58 PM
Not to hop on the bashing of a lifestyle thing, but I was trying to think of some good female role models out there. Maybe Katie Couric?
Yeah, I want my daughter to get a colonoscopy on national television.
Rockstar
02-19-2006, 04:04 PM
Hearing Pink open her piehole is comparable to listening to a toothless man tell you how to eat a steak.
Bashing one another is the favorite pastime with these music chicks. And Marshall Mathers. Come to think of it, it you have to have an entourage beat an old man up for you then your a chick too. So its the favorite pastime of Feminem too.
ISiddiqui
02-19-2006, 04:09 PM
I'm going to sit here and eat my McDonald's breakfast, drink a Coca-Cola, smoke a cigarette and ruminate on how little common sense those people have who abuse their bodies by poking holes in themselves or slathering their skin in ink.Gold.
I think WVUFan was dumped by a tattooed lady, scaring him for life (no pun intended).
WVUFAN
02-20-2006, 03:00 AM
I think anyone who has been to or knows someone who has been to a WVU game in Morgantown can say with complete conviction that WVUFan should STFU regarding common sense and logic. Now go burn a couch.
Well, burning couches don't show common sense either, but that doesn't make tattoos make any more sense.
<shrug>. I'm all for doing whatever you want to your own body -- hell, do what some do and hang from chains attached to their nipples. Again, that may make you feel unique, but it's still shows a complete lack of common sense. Couches have nothing to do with it.
But good try. Must be jealous that we win games and have something to cheer for. You must be a Pitt, Va Tech or Georgia fan. :-)
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