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This post was written before Joan was hospitalized this morning. It appears she is now in stable condition, thankfully ... so here goes ...
This past Monday I posted a few pictures of what I thought were bad looks at the VMAs; that post is HERE.
Beyoncé, looking like a tease before shaking her ass and breathing hard onstage … Taylor Swift looking like a cheap plastic blow-up doll … and Gwen Stefani looking like a car hop.
I actually said, of Gwen: “Slap on the skates and roll out my burger and chocolate shake to my car.”
The next night, Tuesday night, watching the VMA/EMMY fashion roundup on Fashion Police, Joan Rivers said of Gwen: “She looks like she needs to be wearing skates and bringing a burger to my car.”
Did Joan plagiarize me? Or do great, sarcastic minds think alike?
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Thursday, May 01, 2014
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Just because … that’s Ben Hardy, from Britain’s long-running soap EastEnders posing in Details ... that’s all.
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UPDATE: Last month I posted about the Fauquier High School’s library and one mother’s attempt to have the book “Two Boys Kissing” removed from the shelves — HERE.
Well, it ain’t happening because this week a review committee voted unanimously to keep the book on the shelves after a meeting with Jessica Wilson, the parent who requested the book’s removal, and an emotional public hearing.
One voice of reason was that of Joshua Moore, a recent graduate from Fauquier’s public schools who is openly gay, and says books like “Two Boys Kissing” helped him when he was struggling with coming out: “I remember how it felt for me to come to terms with myself. I remember one day I went to the library and I started reading. ‘The Perks of Being a Wallflower’ and ‘Hero.’ They were very poignant to me. My librarians helped me to broaden my horizons. I didn’t have to sit around and think that I was so alone in this school.”
Here’s the deal: if books like that one, and others, helps one student not feel so all alone, not feel so different, not feel like an outcast, then the shelves of every public school library should be littered with them.
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