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And this a cryptic reference to?

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Tri, know your audience! We are not aviation and disaster geeks like you. Speak in non-geekese!

Am I saying Shiny! It's Capt. Tightpants' birthday? No, I will point out that it is Nathan Filion's birthday today. He played Mal Reynolds in "Firefly."

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Quote by Mondobubba:
Tri, know your audience! We are not aviation and disaster geeks like you. Speak in non-geekese!

Am I saying Shiny! It's Capt. Tightpants' birthday? No, I will point out that it is Nathan Filion's birthday today. He played Mal Reynolds in "Firefly."

Nathan Filion

Shiny!

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Quote by Mondobubba:
What? Patrick Smith thinks the Constellation is an ugly plane? :fristy heels: :vapors: :fainting couch:

Fans Mondo gently. A bracing brandy & soda will help. Let me put a soothing background of four P & W R-3350s on the stereo to help calm you down....

(I have had cross words with Mr. Patrick about this issue myself. Infidel.)

"This idea that some people have that the court is going to settle the issue in the Republican Party — it's going to do the exact opposite," Deace added. "It's going to raise the issue to Orange Threat Level, it'll be DEFCON 6…It will become the defining litmus test."

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Mornin' all..

Mondo do you watch Suits? Gina Torres is all kinds of bad-ass fantastic on that show.

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"This idea that some people have that the court is going to settle the issue in the Republican Party — it's going to do the exact opposite," Deace added. "It's going to raise the issue to Orange Threat Level, it'll be DEFCON 6…It will become the defining litmus test."

I believe they are crossing the streams...

...or they are just willfully ignorant in the fear mongering. DEFCON 6???

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Go for it Huck. Go form your own party. Have fun with that.

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Really? Fucking voter supression tactics again?

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about the Victoria secret *pink line*
from snopes

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Really? Fucking voter supression tactics again?

and I still plan to give them my Voter Registration card, which they sent out to all voters twice last year as the cost of at least 1.36 million dollars to Virginia voters

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my cousin buys her now 12 year old stuff from VS - apparently I'm the prude in the family cause I don't stuff should be written across a 12 year girls rear

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about the Victoria secret *pink line*
from snopes

fixed ya link

Mom of seven sillies, homeschooling guru, and political junkie, Amy has perfected the art of multi-tasking. In any given day she can be found administering first grade spelling tests, passing on the virtues of hard work and ingenuity to her children, or writing for some of the nation’s premier conservative organizations like The Heritage Foundation and The Media Research Center.

Raised in the true blue state of Pennsylvania -- home of the bitter clingers -- Amy and her family broke free in 2011 and relocated to the Lone Star State where her husband has helped launch an outreach organization that is revolutionizing the prolife movement.

Amy’s passions in life include speaking out for the unborn and standing up to an over-reaching government threatening the fiber of our freedom. Through the gift of words sprinkled with a little humor and sarcasm, Amy hopes to recruit more soldiers to the conservative cause. As long as the government continues to infringe on our freedoms and children are murdered in the womb, Amy will continue writing for the sake of liberty. After all, the pen is mightier than the sword, and writing is cheaper than therapy.

But is Victoria's Secret really coming for your 12-year-old? Click over to VictoriasSecret.com and you'll find no sign of a separate Bright Young Things collection. It appears that Bright Young Things is a new Spring Break-themed tagline for PINK, Victoria's Secret's more youthful counterpart.

The lingerie brand founded PINK, its younger spin-off, in 2002 with the explicit aim of targeting 15-to-22 year olds. The brightly colored sweats, bras, tank tops and undies have proven immensely popular among the high school set, but often for even younger girls in middle school too.

But there is no plan to target middle schoolers explicitly, as Bright Young Things is not a new collection as reported. A PINK spokesperson told us:

In response to questions we recently received, Victoria’s Secret PINK is a brand for college-aged women. Despite recent rumors, we have no plans to introduce a collection for younger women. "Bright Young Things" was a slogan used in conjunction with the college spring break tradition.

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Quote by wickedpam:

Quote by Raine:
about the Victoria secret *pink line*
from snopes

fixed ya link

Thanks.

The other thing about this *controversy* is that it is a RWNJ created one. here is where it appears to have begun. From the authors bio:

Mom of seven sillies, homeschooling guru, and political junkie, Amy has perfected the art of multi-tasking. In any given day she can be found administering first grade spelling tests, passing on the virtues of hard work and ingenuity to her children, or writing for some of the nation’s premier conservative organizations like The Heritage Foundation and The Media Research Center.

Raised in the true blue state of Pennsylvania -- home of the bitter clingers -- Amy and her family broke free in 2011 and relocated to the Lone Star State where her husband has helped launch an outreach organization that is revolutionizing the prolife movement.

Amy’s passions in life include speaking out for the unborn and standing up to an over-reaching government threatening the fiber of our freedom. Through the gift of words sprinkled with a little humor and sarcasm, Amy hopes to recruit more soldiers to the conservative cause. As long as the government continues to infringe on our freedoms and children are murdered in the womb, Amy will continue writing for the sake of liberty. After all, the pen is mightier than the sword, and writing is cheaper than therapy.

And here a HuffPo article.

But is Victoria's Secret really coming for your 12-year-old? Click over to VictoriasSecret.com and you'll find no sign of a separate Bright Young Things collection. It appears that Bright Young Things is a new Spring Break-themed tagline for PINK, Victoria's Secret's more youthful counterpart.

The lingerie brand founded PINK, its younger spin-off, in 2002 with the explicit aim of targeting 15-to-22 year olds. The brightly colored sweats, bras, tank tops and undies have proven immensely popular among the high school set, but often for even younger girls in middle school too.

But there is no plan to target middle schoolers explicitly, as Bright Young Things is not a new collection as reported. A PINK spokesperson told us:

In response to questions we recently received, Victoria’s Secret PINK is a brand for college-aged women. Despite recent rumors, we have no plans to introduce a collection for younger women. "Bright Young Things" was a slogan used in conjunction with the college spring break tradition.

It is a PARENTAL responsibility to not buy these clothes for their children. I can't get upset at VS about this. 15-16 years olds are entering a period of life where they want to feel pretty --- and even sexy --

Quote by wickedpam:

Quote by Raine:

Quote by wickedpam:

Quote by Raine:
about the Victoria secret *pink line*
from snopes

fixed ya link

Thanks.

The other thing about this *controversy* is that it is a RWNJ created one. here is where it appears to have begun. From the authors bio:

Mom of seven sillies, homeschooling guru, and political junkie, Amy has perfected the art of multi-tasking. In any given day she can be found administering first grade spelling tests, passing on the virtues of hard work and ingenuity to her children, or writing for some of the nation’s premier conservative organizations like The Heritage Foundation and The Media Research Center.

Raised in the true blue state of Pennsylvania -- home of the bitter clingers -- Amy and her family broke free in 2011 and relocated to the Lone Star State where her husband has helped launch an outreach organization that is revolutionizing the prolife movement.

Amy’s passions in life include speaking out for the unborn and standing up to an over-reaching government threatening the fiber of our freedom. Through the gift of words sprinkled with a little humor and sarcasm, Amy hopes to recruit more soldiers to the conservative cause. As long as the government continues to infringe on our freedoms and children are murdered in the womb, Amy will continue writing for the sake of liberty. After all, the pen is mightier than the sword, and writing is cheaper than therapy.

And here a HuffPo article.

But is Victoria's Secret really coming for your 12-year-old? Click over to VictoriasSecret.com and you'll find no sign of a separate Bright Young Things collection. It appears that Bright Young Things is a new Spring Break-themed tagline for PINK, Victoria's Secret's more youthful counterpart.

The lingerie brand founded PINK, its younger spin-off, in 2002 with the explicit aim of targeting 15-to-22 year olds. The brightly colored sweats, bras, tank tops and undies have proven immensely popular among the high school set, but often for even younger girls in middle school too.

But there is no plan to target middle schoolers explicitly, as Bright Young Things is not a new collection as reported. A PINK spokesperson told us:

In response to questions we recently received, Victoria’s Secret PINK is a brand for college-aged women. Despite recent rumors, we have no plans to introduce a collection for younger women. "Bright Young Things" was a slogan used in conjunction with the college spring break tradition.

It is a PARENTAL responsibility to not buy these clothes for their children. I can't get upset at VS about this. 15-16 years olds are entering a period of life where they want to feel pretty --- and even sexy --

ugh - mommy bloggers, can't stand 'em