4 thoughts on “What’s more inappropriate in Target?”
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Humans are hard-wired (for some reason) to read and notice words when they see them. That’s why signs work, and why billboard are successful marketing gimmicks. That’s also why people buy t-shirts with slogans on them, because if you just glance at someone wearing a t-shirt with something written on it, your eye is going to naturally read the words. You can’t help it.
That’s why I hate when young girls (even pre-teens) wearing shorts with words across the rear. I feel like a dirty old man because you can’t help reading a word that’s in front of you. Same with right across the chest on t-shirts…
I think that’s worse than the stiletto heels/fishnets.
I personally dislike the shorts with words on the seat, but this particular message was just too crass.
We had a friend who’s sister-in-law bought her velvet sweat pants with Bootyliscious airbrushed across the butt. That was our screen saver for some time. But I would say curse words are more inappropriate. Along that same vein, I was walking into a rest area once and say a girl walk out with no shoes on, then a guy leave a stall and not wash his hands and had the same though, which is worse?
Today’s words were specifically brought to you by the rump, printed on the rump, about the rump.
Humans are hard-wired (for some reason) to read and notice words when they see them. That’s why signs work, and why billboard are successful marketing gimmicks. That’s also why people buy t-shirts with slogans on them, because if you just glance at someone wearing a t-shirt with something written on it, your eye is going to naturally read the words. You can’t help it.
That’s why I hate when young girls (even pre-teens) wearing shorts with words across the rear. I feel like a dirty old man because you can’t help reading a word that’s in front of you. Same with right across the chest on t-shirts…
I think that’s worse than the stiletto heels/fishnets.
I personally dislike the shorts with words on the seat, but this particular message was just too crass.
We had a friend who’s sister-in-law bought her velvet sweat pants with Bootyliscious airbrushed across the butt. That was our screen saver for some time. But I would say curse words are more inappropriate. Along that same vein, I was walking into a rest area once and say a girl walk out with no shoes on, then a guy leave a stall and not wash his hands and had the same though, which is worse?