Quote from: The Boo Man... on January 15, 2019, 06:07:44 PM
I was not aware millennial men shave. I know the women do.

Not this month.

'Januhairy' is the bold new trend that sees women let their leg and armpit hair grow wild

Quote from: Solar on January 15, 2019, 07:22:11 PM
Not this month.

'Januhairy' is the bold new trend that sees women let their leg and armpit hair grow wild

New?

That trend ain't new.

Quote from: Solar on January 15, 2019, 07:22:11 PM
Not this month.

'Januhairy' is the bold new trend that sees women let their leg and armpit hair grow wild

OW! OW! STOP IT!

OH THE LACK OF FEMININITY
OH THE HUMANITY

Quote from: The Boo Man... on January 15, 2019, 10:18:46 PM
OW! OW! STOP IT!

OH THE LACK OF FEMININITY
OH THE HUMANITY

Again, they won't be buying Gayllette.

Quote from: Sick Of Silence on January 16, 2019, 12:31:04 AM

I think that is my uncle Eric.

Can you spell "HYPOCRISY"?   




https://twitchy.com/gregp-3534/2019/01/17/question-for-gillette-are-these-models-with-the-strategically-placed-logo-toxic-masculinity-or-not/

So, I guess this would be considered sexist today? 


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyU--Tb-MO4

Toy liked this one, didn't have a single issue with it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0n0hLr2gow

SHOCK: The Gillette toxic masculinity video created by feminist ad executives


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Not having learned the lesson of companies wading into the waters of politically correct activism and suffering commercially as a result (aka Dick's Sporting Goods, The NFL, Target, ESPN, etc.) the razor maker Gillette inserted itself into the public discourse this week.

To date their video has been viewed 20 million times on YouTube, and has received twice as many negative votes as positive. This follows the trend on social media and elsewhere of many suggesting the company fell prey to feminist dogma. Well that has become revealed to be more than true.

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The razor brand, in an effort to appeal to its voluminous male customer base, turned its advertising over to a female director named Kim Gehrig, and an ad agency with a resume of feminist commercial spots.

The first tip-off was a clip appearance of Ana Kasparian, from the Young Turks, giving commentary on sexual harassment. This was followed by imagery meant to lecture men on proper social behavior. little mystery why men may take a negative reaction from being called overtly violent and sexist.

Well, this dissipates any lingering mystery. If the lecturing commercial spot felt like a scornful feminist lecture, it is due to the fact that the company turned the reins over to a group of feminist executives. And this was not by accident.

According to The Daily Mail, the British ad executives were selected after Proctor & Gamble (parent company of Gillette) commissioned Gehrig through a non-profit outfit called Free The Bid, which assists in getting work for female, and non-white, commercial directors. So almost a version of advertising affirmative action.

Meanwhile, as the company seeks to upset its core customer base, they have also unintentionally drawn fire from the female audience. The backlash has included women regarding the razors for women being insulting not only because of the colors, but also the pricing.

It seems Gillette prices the women's line higher than their standard razors of comparable design.

https://twitchy.com/brads-313037/2019/01/18/shock-the-gillette-toxic-masculinity-video-created-by-feminist-ad-executives/

I can't stand it when anyone tries to subtly tell me what to believe.  Often it's subliminal, especially in Hollywood. In Star Trek, the Voyage Home, there's several strange comments.  Spock makes an anti nuclear comment, strange because he was killed earlier by a fusion reactor.  In one of the Die Hard movies, there's a stop apartheid sign in the background. You know I don't support apartheid in South Africa, but I don't need Hollywood to tell me that.  It's so presumptuous. They're saying I'm too stupid to think for myself. I want to read about political issues in appropriate places, like a newspaper or books on a subject, not movies or commercials.

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Quote from: Solar on January 18, 2019, 04:44:04 PM
SHOCK: The Gillette toxic masculinity video created by feminist ad executives

Not to shocking an add that in it of itself is toxic was created by some feminists. Even so, didn't they go to school for marketing? Even myself who took one marketing class in high school knows you don't alienate your base. Aside from that the add just doesn't make any sense.

Schick razors response ad campaign...

https://www.schick.com/us/en/cp/Hydro_Man_I_Am/lp



...and on the humorous side I found this ad while looking for the above..

https://youtu.be/d3K8k5j-Fbk


Walks, are you asleep on the job, not scaling down these giant amazon woman pics?

Quote from: Sauce on January 20, 2019, 05:22:50 PM
Schick razors response ad campaign...

https://www.schick.com/us/en/cp/Hydro_Man_I_Am/lp



...and on the humorous side I found this ad while looking for the above..

https://youtu.be/d3K8k5j-Fbk


Walks, are you asleep on the job, not scaling down these giant amazon woman pics?

I'd swear that's "Pajama Boy".

Quote from: Sauce on January 20, 2019, 05:22:50 PM
Schick razors response ad campaign...

https://www.schick.com/us/en/cp/Hydro_Man_I_Am/lp



...and on the humorous side I found this ad while looking for the above..

https://youtu.be/d3K8k5j-Fbk


Walks, are you asleep on the job, not scaling down these giant amazon woman pics?

I have my zoom set at 250, do I need to set it higher for the real woman??