Breaking barriers:
Women ushers were employed for the first time at the Majestic Theatre in New York City. Their real names never recorded, the two ushers - affectionately known as "Chesty" and "Jiggles" by patrons and co-workers alike - are heralded in a year-end performance review found in the Majestic Theatre archives as "two dames who really know how to starch a man's collar" and "not as lippy as my hag-wife, Loretta, who always needs to be busted in the mush twice before laundering my shirt correctly."Today's Celebrity Birthday:
Jane Austen, 1775. Author of such mind-numbing, drawn-out crap as Pride and Prejudice, Emma, Sense and Sensibility… a body of work responsible for putting more people to sleep than Dr. Kevorkian.
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6 comments:
Bravo, Blaine.
I've never seen anyone, even you make such a quick 180° turn. From lampooning the misogynism of 1903 to your misogynistic attack on Jane Auten, one of literatures shining stars and a Hollywood gold mine for long, drawn-out crappy chick flicks.
I suppose that I shouldn't mention my love of the movie "Pride & Prejudice"
askov: i thought it was a nice juxtaposition…
lucy: fear not judgement from me…
Blaine: A nice juxtaposition is hot food and cold beer.Misogyny can never be nice juxtaposed…well maybe with racism
I told you to leave my Mom out of this!!! It's not like you guys dated for more than a month anyways!
"Dated." Ha! It's not like they WENT anywhere. Not in PUBLIC, anyway.
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