Nail polish company trying to sell the idea that men wearing nail polish is manly and sexy. Do you think so?
tncdel
2012/11/19 02:23:31
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TuringsChild 2012/11/19 02:34:09NO [comment as you wish].+7It's a JOKE. Real men don't have time to bother with such puffery. Hands are for WORK.






















*she says (gaybos) in a joking manner...
UNLESS HE IS: gay, bi, goth-related, he is in a play, theatre (er), an actor and/or similar....
I laugh when I see boys walk into a salon that's meant for WOMYN NOT BOYS (unless he is gay, then I'm ok with that), when the boy wants to get his eyesbrows, nails, toes, and/or any of his body parts done with other womyn around him; I just think it is funny altogether!!!
Why would womyn (unless she is a butch or dyke womon herself-butch haircut that is?) walk into an all boys barber shop that is for boys and boys only; barber boys don't want to see us ladies in their area and hopefully visa versa; because I don't want to see boys walk into a womon haven spot!!!
A favorite SF author once posited a world where rudeness almost never happened. Laws allowed people to shoot whoever was rude to them. I imagine that the early society was pretty bloody but the mature society was incredibly polite.
The hero, who could drill a dime at a hundred paces, once commented favorably on the choice of nailcolor his (male) friend was wearing. And, neither of them was gay. The friend was married and the hero married later in the story. Before that, he spread pollen from flower to flower.
Medieval men wore silks, satins, sewn-on jewels and huge codpieces. 18th century men wore makeup, high heels, lace and tight stockings. Casanova was an 18th century role model.
Fashion is just fashion.