Amy Alkon: "I Am Man-Pussy, Hear Me Apologize."
posted by Helen at 2:01 PM
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
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10 Comments:
Wow, I got through 13 seconds before I had to turn it off. I was reaching for the switch when they started talking about worshipping the feminine.
Those guys are real Milhouses.
Trey
I was going to recommend a good, swift kick in the balls - then realized that if said balls were present, this video would not exist in the first place.
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Excuse me while I puke. Never apologize, it makes you look weak. These guys are so spineless I'm surprised than can stand erect. They make Casper Milquetoast look tough. Modern day self flagellants, except they probably whip themselves with wet noodles.
Now, I'm off to make a video apologizing for for the apology.
You must be inoculated from disturbed folks, Trey. I didn't even get past the second guys first sentence. The music alone was creeping me out, then... they... spoke.
@Trey: Milhouses!
AWESOMENESS DEFINED!
Olig, actually, I AM innoculated against disturbed folks! It comes with the job! Good point.
And the term man-pussy is really growing on me. Mangina is also fitting, but I think I like the way man-pussy rolls off the tongue.
So to speak.
Trey
man-pussy
I prefer this term. It's more descriptive of these guys. Mangina is too ambigious.
Look, I only made it through the first 50 seconds. Maybe I'll try again -- maybe. In any case, isn't it obvious that these guys are selling something? This is probably the hook for some kind of New Age hippie retreat that rings up to the tune of 3 or 4 thousand dollars.
There's a lot of money to be made selling "absolution" to soft headed, idiot men and the female fools who feel a "spiritual union" with them. Count these gurus among the remaining few in California still turning a profit.
Well, no need to watch it.
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