C’mon, Fatties

LOL, Jacqueline!! If you’re coming here for unbiased Sooners sports news, your barking up the wrong tree and OBVIOUSLY have never been here before (or any blog for that matter). Try newsok.com or soonersports.com to appease your need for G-ratings and political correctness. Probably a good thing you didn’t come here on “Ask a Ho” day (that’s thurdays by the way). Anyhow, it’s not just aimed at chicks and skanks, Dirt and Train ridicule all facets of idiots and dumbasses equally.

KC is fat.

Jess is fatter than she was a year ago.

The sky is blue.

It rains in Seattle.

All true, thus not offensive or inappropriate. But we’ll take all the readers we can get.

Brown pretty much summed it up perfectly. You want fluffy news about OU, go to soonersports.com. You want to kick wide receivers off of the team, you come here. ;-)

Everyone talks about aging gracefully but nobody mentions gaining gracefully. I personally don’t care how much Jessica Simpson weighs, but if she’s going to dress like a skinny bitch, she better have the bod to back it up. Kelly’s got it right(er) by only showing some arm skin. (Even though it’s in a very young Mama Cass type of way.)

I would like to think that even Jacqueline the Feminist would agree with that. But something tells me probably not.

We love you too Tits!!!

“Ooooooo, that smell”

Getting fat sucks. Getting fat because you are lazy/don’t care anymore only sucks for your fans who want to see the previous skinny/sexy you. That is if you equate skinny to sexy like most “normal” people. Equating overweight people to sexy is a different type of website, or so I’m told.

I thought this was a humor blog with some football tossed in? And if it’s a sports blog with a little football and humor tossed in, isn’t watching girls a sport? Sports Illustrated thinks so.

Offensive locker room humor is part of the internet. And when you can get your head around that your skin will not be quite as thin/paste white (yuck).

My blog (obvious plug) is about my experience with Land Rovers in Oklahoma…some of the time that is, when I’m not bitching about something. If all I ever wrote about was how many times I banged my hand trying to wrench a nut no one (or even less people than now) would read it.

Jacqueline’s photo is cropped, black and white, and grainy … the MySpace way! There’s really no way to tell.

Someone on this site has a common friend with Jacqueline, so maybe there’s hope her yet.

Care of the 3rd best blog on the planet (after RDK and TLO):

http://www.wwtdd.com/2009/05/kelly-cartman/

Wow, well that was quite the discussion thread to catch up on.

Actually, I’ve visited this site a lot and follow your Twitter feed. I’m not looking for football “fluff” as you call it, but still I don’t see why I shouldn’t be allowed to voice my opinion just because it disagrees with yours. And no, I’m not pushing 250, as a matter of fact I run several marathons a year and am in great shape with a great body. Yea, so I posted a black and white cropped picture, who cares? Make all the assumptions you want about me, that’s fine, I don’t come online to seek validation from strangers. My point was merely that the chauvinistic attitude of this particular blog post (and others) as well as these comments is offensive and serves to disengage a lot of sports fans. Very disappointing and a poor representation of Sooner fan.

And I have no idea who my mutual friend is on this site to which someone referred, to my knowledge I don’t know any of you.

Haha, stop stereotyping seriously. I shave and I’m not a vegetarian or a lesbian or fat or any other stereotype you may have. But whatever…

Oh please – it’s about 15 year old girls not me. This is getting ridiculous.

Haha, whatever you asked.

If responses were actually opinions about my opinion that would be fine (and some are), but most aren’t. They are rude personal attacks based on ludicrous assumptions and stereotypes, and that is what is frustrating but I guess not surprising.

But as you said, if I don’t want to subject myself to it, I don’t have to read it. I do find it disappointing that fellow Sooners can be so quick to resort to petty name calling and personal attacks of someone (as opposed to their opinions), but such is life.

This is the last thing I’m going to say because I really need to get going. It’s not the initial post that is so frustrating but rather the nature of the comments. It’s nothing new and I usually don’t say anything, but sometimes I do have the need to call people out for perpetuating stereotypes that are damaging to both men and women. Perhaps this isn’t the “appropriate” space to do that, but then where is? On forums in which everyone would agree with me? That isn’t productive either. When I posted my original comment I really didn’t anticipate such a heated response from the community, but that’s fine.

Ex. A why my posts never need editing.

I would assume Ms. V started reading this blog a week ago. Otherwise, this discussion is a year old.

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This post was a dig on two celebrities with highly public weight gains, not a post about some woman at Braum’s in SW Oklahoma City. RDK has two female writers who provide hilarious female perspective on a male-centered blog. How this particular topic, one riddled with metaphor and hyperbole, could be taken so literal as to incite such terms as “chauvinism” and “mysogynism” escapes me. So enough with the personal attacks on each other.