The Crazy Rants of Samantha BurnsBAD - Breast Appreciation Day - IDEA
It seems a GOP Supervisor is in a heap of trouble after sending out a seemingly disrespectful email.
Fred Gold is being asked to resign after he sent emails with a photo of a topless woman promoting "Breast Appreciation Day". The email message accompanying the photo stated, "Beats... Martin Luther King Day, doesn't it?"
Of course, reading this bit of information offended many, and some described the message as insulting to both women and blacks.
Ya, why offend just one portion of the population when you can repulse two?
In his defense (although it isn't much of one), Gold says,
"I certainly don't think I did anything immoral or unethical. To resign because of this, I don't think so."Ya, nothing wrong in showing nudity (as it's still taboo to show breasts in this day and age), especially when it's sensitive.
The subject, I mean. I meant the subject's sensitive, not the breasts.
And, downplaying the significance of Martin Luther King Day.
Geesh, dude. Not cool.
Comments
Ahh, breasts. We spend our childhood sucking on them, then aren't supposed to see them again for another 15 years.
Puritanical bastards.
Posted by: Dossy![[TypeKey Profile Page]](http://www.samanthaburns.com/nav-commenters.gif)
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April 19, 2006 10:46 AM
It's demeaning, insulting, and disgraceful. He needs to resign.
Still, I wonder how many of those offended liberals spent last "V-day" at a performance of "The Vagina Monologues" ...
Posted by: Asher Abrams | April 19, 2006 11:06 AM
Man, did that dude get it wrong. It should be Breast Appreciation Century!
Posted by: Jason | April 19, 2006 12:22 PM
While every day is, in its own way, Breast Appreciation Day, that Supervisor should have been fired for being too stupid to see the royal stink his little stunt would produce.
Where has he spent the past decade? In a cave, with his head wedged up the backside of a grizzly bear?
Posted by: Remulak MoxArgon | April 19, 2006 02:41 PM
How did I miss out on such a fine holiday? What a great idea.
Posted by: Andrew Kaduk | April 19, 2006 07:18 PM