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Wow this dogs gone retro! Talk about big hair. The wig does kind of suit the dogs face though doesn’t it?
The big hair reminds me of old television shows or older movies when women all had super poofy perms, afro’s were the rage, and if you’re watching a movie or show from the 80’s both men and womens hair is always teased or fluffed.
What was it about the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s? There were definitely some interesting hair styles back then!
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Ok, maybe it’s not a Designer handbag, but you can be just like your favorite socialite or celeb.
It seems to be trendy these days to carry around small animals – usually miniature pets rather than just young pets – in purses or large handbags.
I actually think that kittens and small animals in carrying bags are kind of cute – as long as the pets don’t have to stay in there all that long.
What do you think about this trend?
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Could this be a celebrity cat? Or maybe it’s just a celebrities pet cat? I mean we keep seeing photos in the tabloids of the stars with their tiny dogs and cats, dressed in costumes and sweaters. Perhaps this is a celebrity pet at a fashion shoot?
What do you think?
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Rosie O’Donnels the queen of Nice? I don’t know after seeing her performance on the view last week when she mockingly spoken in broken English with a Chinese accent. This week she addressed her attempt at humor and made a formal on camera apology.
After running the clip of her offensive performance last December 5th, she said “This apparently was very offensive to a lot of Asian people. So I asked Judy, who’s Asian and works here in our hair and makeup department. I said, ‘Was it offensive to you?’ And she said, ‘Well, kinda. When I was a kid people did tease me by saying ching-chong.’
“So apparently ‘ching-chong,’ unbeknownst to me, is a very offensive way to make fun, quote-unquote, or mock, Asian accents. Some people have told me it’s as bad as the n-word. I was like, really? I didn’t know that.”
She went on to say that she never intended to hurt anyone with her remarks and that she was sorry for those people we felt hurt, but went on to warn that there was a good chance she might do something like that again in the future – Not on Purpose of course.
