Repost.
posted by Smallpants
at 3:29 PM PST
I posted this yesterday.
posted by Dingle
at 3:29 PM PST
This is a repost. Been
done.
posted by JackinHeavy
at 3:29 PM PST
oops sorry, you guys beat me
to saying it was a repost :)
posted by JackinHeavy
at 3:30 PM PST
Hee hee.
posted by Dingle
at 3:31 PM PST
This was posted
already. wtf.
posted by ArghImChafed
at 3:34 PM PST
This is a repost, plz search
the site before posting so we don't have reposts like this. Thx.
posted by Ipointouttherules
at 3:34 PM PST
Yeah, please. I also
posted this, the day before yesterday.
posted by Monkeyshiv
at 3:35 PM PST
Well, I posted this last
week. Twice!
posted by Scooterscroat
at 3:38 PM PST
Still, this raises a lot of
questions. Has golf gone too far? Are there sociological
ramifications to be explored? Women have enough difficulties overcoming
obstacles getting into sports in the first place. A series of national
participation studies have documented that women from minority ethnic
backgrounds have significantly lower participation rates in sports and
physical activity than Anglo-Australian women. However, the explanations and
dimensions of this difference have not been examined in previous research. The
experiences of women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds
are used in this thesis to explore sports discourses and organization and the
embodiments of their interrelationship. The present research proposes that
sports organizations and discourses within Australia have historically served
to marginalize women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds.
As far as phallic symbols go,
the penetrating psychological insights of Jung and Freud have demonstrated
that the phallus is a powerful and polyvalent symbol of power, productivity,
dynasty, violence, creativity, potency, filthiness, lust, strength,
receptitude, threat, 'The Big Stick', endurance, the self, etc. Jung also
pointed out that universal symbols like the phallus have a way of surfacing
willy-nilly, whether in dreams, fantasies, repugnance, or in artifacts. The
choicest example of the latter occurred in Victorian Britain. At a time when
tables were heavily draped lest anyone see their groins, when the most savage
interdictions (some still surviving) were imposed on anything connected with
natural sexual curiosity, Victorian tables were adorned with the most
outrageously phallic salt and pepper pots. Squalid Victorian towns and cities
were crowned with phallic domes and minarets.
That trophy does look like a
huge dildo, though. Hee hee ;)
posted by BlahBloopHootGarble
at 3:40 PM PST
I blame Stormin' George Dubya
Bu$h.
posted by Olston
at 3:41 PM PST
I think this is a repost,
isn't it?
posted by Shyfudge
at 3:41 PM PST
Olston, Why is it everytime
we see a female golfer kissing a large glass penis that George W. Bush gets
the blame? You bleeding heart liberals.
posted by Chip
at 3:43 PM PST
Olston, Why is it everytime
we see a female golfer kissing a large glass penis that George W. Bush gets
the blame? You bleeding heart liberals.
posted by Chip
at 3:43 PM PST
Olston, Why is it everytime
we see a female golfer kissing a large glass penis that George W. Bush gets
the blame? You bleeding heart liberals.
posted by Chip
at 3:43 PM PST
Ooops. My screen froze
so I just keeping hitting the button like a huge dumb ass.
posted by Chip
at 3:47 PM PST
Did anyone notice that this
is a repost? This is a repost.
posted by Schplicky
at 3:48 PM PST
This is a repost.
Yeah, it is.
posted by metoo
at 3:49 PM PST
Yeah, it is.
Yup.
posted by HolySausage
at 3:51 PM PST
For other articles pertaining
to the kissing of glass golf trophies, check out these links from BBC:
Kissing the Window:
An Insiders Guide to Smooching Glass Trinkets
Phallic, From the Right
Angle
Lips and Dicks: An
Exploration of Lips. And Dicks.
The Stanley Cup Looks Like
a Penis
Tiger Woods and Why He
Only Kisses Behind Closed Doors
Dorf on Dildos
posted by snooty
at 3:52 PM PST
Can we please go back to
talking about how all the senseless killing in the middle east is bad? I
have a lot of things to say about the badness of the senseless killing.
Because I am of the belief that senseless killing is bad. And I'm not
afraid to project those views, no matter how splinter and radical they may be.
posted by Killingisbad
at 3:59 PM PST
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