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She doesn’t connect these two episodes of air rage, but the reader does: Babies and fat sausages both ruin the figure.
Florence King’s most recent book is The Florence King Reader (St. Martin’s). She writes “The Misanthrope’s Corner” column for National Review.
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Alan Obama Fan Brooks | 8.17.12 @ 4:14PM
"(Editor's Note: Helen Gurley Brown, whose life's work was editing Cosmopolitan magazine, died Monday aged 90. Not to judge a magazine by it's cover, but featured articles on Cosmo's website the next day included: "Why Every Woman Needs a Gaggle of Guys," "Should You Stop Shaving Down There?" and "30 Things to Do to a Naked Man." We can only conclude that Gurley, somewhere, is smilng down on womankind.)"
For a conservative-Rightist magazine you devote an awful lot of diskspace to sexual matters. Write on nuclear energy, education reform, etc., instead and see what happens-- or maybe your readers 9the males readership) finds Gurley's "shaving down there" stimulating?
You dirty old men, you.
Alan Obama Fan Brooks | 8.17.12 @ 4:16PM
Alan Obama Fan Brooks| 8.17.12 @ 4:14PM
"(Editor's Note: Helen Gurley Brown, whose life's work was editing Cosmopolitan magazine, died Monday aged 90. Not to judge a magazine by it's cover, but featured articles on Cosmo's website the next day included: 'Why Every Woman Needs a Gaggle of Guys,'; 'Should You Stop Shaving Down There?' and '30 Things to Do to a Naked Man.' We can only conclude that Gurley, somewhere, is smilng down on womankind.)"
For a conservative-Rightist magazine you devote an awful lot of diskspace to sexual matters. Write on nuclear energy, education reform, etc., instead and see what happens-- or maybe your readers (the male readership) finds Gurley's "shaving down there" stimulating?
You dirty old men, you.
Frekki| 8.17.12 @ 10:55PM
Are you replying to yourself? That's called masturbation.
Alan Obama Fan Brooks | 8.19.12 @ 6:09PM
You are the expert on THAT subject.