Comments on: The Mirror Effect: Too Much Britney Is Bad for You http://pjmedia.com/blog/the-mirror-effect-too-much-britney-is-bad-for-you/ Thu, 16 Feb 2012 01:09:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Walter Kavanah http://pjmedia.com/blog/the-mirror-effect-too-much-britney-is-bad-for-you/#comment-610663 Walter Kavanah Sun, 15 Aug 2010 23:02:07 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=53881#comment-610663 I really love Britney's songs. she's hot! All the drugs and shaving her head was crazy but she rocks. love u britney. I really love Britney’s songs. she’s hot! All the drugs and shaving her head was crazy but she rocks. love u britney.

]]> By: lindasimmons http://pjmedia.com/blog/the-mirror-effect-too-much-britney-is-bad-for-you/#comment-259599 lindasimmons Thu, 14 May 2009 13:35:46 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=53881#comment-259599 http://www.totaltickets.com/Concerts/Britney_Spears.php http://www.totaltickets.com/Concerts/Britney_Spears.php

]]> By: Class Clown http://pjmedia.com/blog/the-mirror-effect-too-much-britney-is-bad-for-you/#comment-249871 Class Clown Tue, 28 Apr 2009 12:40:29 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=53881#comment-249871 Don, You're really stretching a point there. Don,

You’re really stretching a point there.

]]> By: Don http://pjmedia.com/blog/the-mirror-effect-too-much-britney-is-bad-for-you/#comment-248946 Don Sun, 26 Apr 2009 18:38:25 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=53881#comment-248946 I don't know what's worse, really, Britney or the "Goodbye Girl," Hillary, trying to convince the Iraqis we'll not abandon them. Excuse me, wasn't Obama's presidential campaign predicated on abandonment? It seems that most of the middle east and old and new Europe have drawn that appropriate conclusion. It's now the great scramble to sort out the new "post American" reality where America is no longer the role model for the world, much less enforcing a "new world order." Why should we worry about the Taliban getting Pakistani nukes when the Chinese seem satisfied with Kim the barbarian, bearing nukes on their border? Speaking of defunct role models, no wonder Nancy Pelosi is enjoying situational amnesia over those dark days of "torture" when, in her own version of a heart of darkness, she approved enhanced interrogations of unlawful combatants whose only anticipated date with justice were military tribunals and firing squads, until the Supreme Court changed the rules of game. Pip pip and and a hoe hoe, on with the congressional show trials, big sister is watching. I can't wait to see those sanctimonious democrats squirm while shilling global warming to raise carbon taxes. I don’t know what’s worse, really, Britney or the “Goodbye Girl,” Hillary, trying to convince the Iraqis we’ll not abandon them. Excuse me, wasn’t Obama’s presidential campaign predicated on abandonment? It seems that most of the middle east and old and new Europe have drawn that appropriate conclusion. It’s now the great scramble to sort out the new “post American” reality where America is no longer the role model for the world, much less enforcing a “new world order.” Why should we worry about the Taliban getting Pakistani nukes when the Chinese seem satisfied with Kim the barbarian, bearing nukes on their border? Speaking of defunct role models, no wonder Nancy Pelosi is enjoying situational amnesia over those dark days of “torture” when, in her own version of a heart of darkness, she approved enhanced interrogations of unlawful combatants whose only anticipated date with justice were military tribunals and firing squads, until the Supreme Court changed the rules of game. Pip pip and and a hoe hoe, on with the congressional show trials, big sister is watching. I can’t wait to see those sanctimonious democrats squirm while shilling global warming to raise carbon taxes.

]]> By: LeighB http://pjmedia.com/blog/the-mirror-effect-too-much-britney-is-bad-for-you/#comment-248807 LeighB Sun, 26 Apr 2009 13:18:08 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=53881#comment-248807 SENTINEL, I am delighted to hear the culture wars are still being waged by you and your friends. I guess. :-( I have sympathy for people who have had a rough start in life, whether their parents did too much for them or to them. The great thing is, s/he does not have to stay there. A steady diet of tabloid celebrity news or MSM won't help young people find a better way. <b>njcommuter</b> offered a good suggestion and reading Mark Steyn is seldom a bad way to go either. I am rooting for all Americans to contribute more and be better off than they are today. Mental health is an important component and I think Dr. Pinsky's goal is to reach more people, through the "stories" of celebrities. SENTINEL, I suspect you really care about the place where you work. As you rise through the ranks, there may be some used-to-be-losers that you can help be more successful. Since it is so clear to you what attributes are holding them back, are you willing to design an employee orientation or screening program that lays out expectations? Are you willing to be part of the solution? SENTINEL, I am delighted to hear the culture wars are still being waged by you and your friends. I guess. :-(

I have sympathy for people who have had a rough start in life, whether their parents did too much for them or to them. The great thing is, s/he does not have to stay there. A steady diet of tabloid celebrity news or MSM won’t help young people find a better way. njcommuter offered a good suggestion and reading Mark Steyn is seldom a bad way to go either.

I am rooting for all Americans to contribute more and be better off than they are today. Mental health is an important component and I think Dr. Pinsky’s goal is to reach more people, through the “stories” of celebrities.

SENTINEL, I suspect you really care about the place where you work. As you rise through the ranks, there may be some used-to-be-losers that you can help be more successful. Since it is so clear to you what attributes are holding them back, are you willing to design an employee orientation or screening program that lays out expectations? Are you willing to be part of the solution?

]]> By: SENTINEL http://pjmedia.com/blog/the-mirror-effect-too-much-britney-is-bad-for-you/#comment-248755 SENTINEL Sun, 26 Apr 2009 10:29:40 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=53881#comment-248755 REPLIES/COMMENTS ---------------- 1. Mark Steyn, the cultural observer and critic, has characterized Britney Spears as "the singing slattern". Now, if you point this out to a "teen", she won't have any idea who Mark Steyn is or what a "slattern" is, although she'll know all about B. Speaers. Explaining all this to a teen or better, to an "adult" who thinks he is still a teen (and worse - acts like one), is a task I thoroughly enjoy. It usually shuts them up - fast. 2. To # 5 (Wacky Hermit): I'm a "he". I can assure you that 30 years from now, "they" won't be doing any hiring. They'll be on "disability" (most likely from over-eating) (Yes - did you know you can go on "disability" for being obese from over-eating??) or they'll be on their 3d marriage or in foreclosure, or maxed out on their credit cards, etc. Me and my friends (yes,there are others like me), sometimes drive up and down city streets and mock and jeer at the panoply of losers that make up our population. If I weren't so self-controlled, I'd take a basket of rotten tomatoes and eggs and do a lot of hurling. I' ve also done this at college campuses and so on. (I always do have a quick get-away just in case). 3. To # 8 (supercars): Can you repeat what you said? Your sentence makes no sense at all. (Are you still in grade school?) REPLIES/COMMENTS
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1. Mark Steyn, the cultural observer and critic, has characterized Britney Spears as “the singing slattern”. Now, if you point this out to a “teen”, she won’t have any idea who Mark Steyn is or what a “slattern” is, although she’ll know all about B. Speaers.

Explaining all this to a teen or better, to an “adult” who thinks he is still a teen (and worse – acts like one), is a task I thoroughly enjoy. It usually shuts them up – fast.

2. To # 5 (Wacky Hermit):

I’m a “he”. I can assure you that 30 years from now, “they” won’t be doing any hiring. They’ll be on “disability” (most likely from over-eating) (Yes – did you know you can go on “disability” for being obese from over-eating??) or they’ll be on their 3d marriage or in foreclosure, or maxed out on their credit cards, etc.

Me and my friends (yes,there are others like me), sometimes drive up and down city streets and mock and jeer at the panoply of losers that make up our population. If I weren’t so self-controlled, I’d take a basket of rotten tomatoes and eggs and do a lot of hurling. I’ ve also done this at college campuses and so on. (I always do have a quick get-away just in case).

3. To # 8 (supercars):

Can you repeat what you said? Your sentence makes no sense at all. (Are you still in grade school?)

]]> By: supercars http://pjmedia.com/blog/the-mirror-effect-too-much-britney-is-bad-for-you/#comment-248722 supercars Sun, 26 Apr 2009 07:27:53 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=53881#comment-248722 Yea right. what a child watch has something to do with their behavior. i agree. Yea right. what a child watch has something to do with their behavior. i agree.

]]> By: Delia http://pjmedia.com/blog/the-mirror-effect-too-much-britney-is-bad-for-you/#comment-248693 Delia Sun, 26 Apr 2009 04:36:47 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=53881#comment-248693 3. SENTINEL, Don't forget the 'sexting'. UGH. ~ 4. Interesting, Yessiree Bob! That thar is some hypocrisy on his part if ever there was! ~ 5. Wacky Hermit, LOL! I think SENTINEL was being a bit cheeky but he/she did have some good points regardless. ;) 3. SENTINEL,

Don’t forget the ‘sexting’. UGH.
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4. Interesting,

Yessiree Bob! That thar is some hypocrisy on his part if ever there was!
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5. Wacky Hermit,

LOL! I think SENTINEL was being a bit cheeky but he/she did have some good points regardless. ;)

]]> By: Anonymous http://pjmedia.com/blog/the-mirror-effect-too-much-britney-is-bad-for-you/#comment-248655 Anonymous Sun, 26 Apr 2009 01:50:15 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=53881#comment-248655 Wacky Hermit, you said a mouthful. People will shy away from you for being "different" because the "don't know what to expect" if you're responsible, comported ("detached") and not a selfish, loudmouth basket case like them. Majority sets what's "normal" and beats on anything that isn't. (To protect against the tyranny of the majority is part of why we have a written constitution that was set up the way it was... something liberal judicial activists and other "living constitution" types forget.) Wacky Hermit, you said a mouthful. People will shy away from you for being “different” because the “don’t know what to expect” if you’re responsible, comported (“detached”) and not a selfish, loudmouth basket case like them. Majority sets what’s “normal” and beats on anything that isn’t. (To protect against the tyranny of the majority is part of why we have a written constitution that was set up the way it was… something liberal judicial activists and other “living constitution” types forget.)

]]> By: Wacky Hermit http://pjmedia.com/blog/the-mirror-effect-too-much-britney-is-bad-for-you/#comment-248584 Wacky Hermit Sat, 25 Apr 2009 20:25:10 +0000 http://pajamasmedia.com/?p=53881#comment-248584 Sentinel: and you have the nerve to call THEM narcissists! 30 years from now, THEY'LL be the ones doing the hiring for the job, all your generational compatriots having died off, and they won't have any sympathy for you because you're not like what they think "normal" people should be. Sentinel: and you have the nerve to call THEM narcissists! 30 years from now, THEY’LL be the ones doing the hiring for the job, all your generational compatriots having died off, and they won’t have any sympathy for you because you’re not like what they think “normal” people should be.

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