Thursday, February 4, 2021
Wednesday, February 3, 2021
So, The 19th Century Was Just As Eff'd Up?
Every culture has its own standards. Moreover, time also affects these standards. What is beautiful may not be so anymore. For example, in Persian culture, the definition of beauty was different from Western understanding in the 19th century. In those days, Persian Princess Qajar was the beauty symbol in Iran.
Beauty Standards
In the 19th century, masculine features were appreciated in women. Besides, feminine features were appreciated in men. So, women were with heavy eyebrows and mustaches. And that was attractive for that era. Because of this many women were using mascara to strengthen their features. In contrast, men were trying to be slim and delicate.
Although through increased interaction with the Western world has changed the beauty standards since there was a woman who should be mentioned when talking about Persian beauty in the 19th century.
| Ron Jeremy @ 1898 |
Where else have I seen these types of beauty standards lately?
Vax... and Vid...
and for those paying attention, you will mutter "no shit".....
Report says CDC inflated Covid numbers <<<<<<
Way Back Wednesday (Double Shot)
These two sisters were the bomb in the 70's and 80's and are still gorgeous today.

Tuesday, February 2, 2021
There's No Way I'm Gonna Sit And Watch This for 40 Mins......and 41 mins later...
Damn that guy is talented....
Monday, February 1, 2021
The Sound Of Silence
Bill Maher (D)ouche, made comments regarding Trump's silence. He compared it to the shark
in "Jaws".
Donald Trump has been “very quiet” since leaving the White House — and that has “Real Time” host Bill Maher a little worried.
Maher repeatedly expressed his concerns during Friday night’s show about the “radio silence” from the former president since he departed Washington for Florida on Jan. 20.
“Does that not alarm you a little?” Maher asked his audience. “It’s like in ‘Jaws’ when the shark went out to sea for a little while. I think it will be back.”
The HBO star later brought up Trump’s absence during the show’s panel discussion.
“Where is Trump?” Maher wondered. “It’s like he’s in the ‘Where Are They Now?’ bit. I am so shocked that this guy has been so quiet! Are you not?”
“I just don’t trust that, you know? It’s just so not like him! ‘Radio silence’ is just never a term I associated with Donald Trump,” Maher continued. “He isn’t exactly … ‘fading away gracefully.'”
Without Trump to kick around anymore, Maher and the rest of the liberal hate night late-night television hosts will soon be faced with a loss of viewership due to a lack of material (they surely won’t devote much airtime to taking jabs at Joe Biden) It will be interesting to see how the celebrity left outrage addicts adapt to life in an environment where they will be deprived of their daily fix of Trump hate.


